Japanese Antique Wooden Tansu Chest Drawers Storage Box Meiji Furniture WBX325
Description
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Japanese Antique Wooden Tansu Chest Drawers Storage Box Meiji Furniture WBX325
This is an antique Japanese wooden tansu chest, traditionally used for storing personal belongings, writing tools, or household items.
It reflects the simple yet refined aesthetic of Japanese Meiji-era furniture, crafted with natural wood and iron fittings.
Features
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Type: Wooden Tansu Chest / Storage Box
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Material: Natural wood with hand-forged metal fittings
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Period: Meiji to Taisho Era (late 19th–early 20th century)
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Structure: Multiple drawers of varying sizes for storage and organization
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One drawer has a rope handle; others feature traditional metal pulls
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The lock mechanism is decorative — the key is not included, but drawers open without it
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Handmade joinery showcasing traditional Japanese woodworking craftsmanship
Uses
This compact chest can be used as a storage box, desk organizer, or decorative antique piece.
Its aged patina and warm wooden tone make it a beautiful addition to any interior — both modern and traditional.
Size
Height: 23cm / approx. 9.1 inches
Width: 39cm / approx. 15.4 inches
Depth: 24.5cm / approx. 9.6 inches
Total Weight: 2.44kg
Condition
Used / Shows signs of wear, small cracks, and missing one handle fitting.
Natural aging, scratches, and slight discoloration consistent with age and use.
The drawers open smoothly and the structure remains stable.
A charming and authentic Japanese antique tansu chest, rich in character and craftsmanship.
Ideal for collectors of Japanese furniture, wabi-sabi decor, or traditional craft design.
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