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An antique Japanese Sakata Bo Tansu also known as a locking bar chest made of Kirinoki (Paulownia) and Suginoki (Cryptomeria) woods. Original finish using a wiped lacquer technique. The bottom drawer lock plate features a Chrysanthemum blossom motif surrounded by outstretched Chrysanthemum leaves.
There are two small drawers hidden behind the hinged door. Working key unlocks the locking bar. Two lift-up side handles allowed for a large pole to go through where two attendants could easily carry the tansu from place to place. Beautiful glowing original finish in great condition.
Age: Late Edo through early Meiji period (1850-1870)
Dimensions: 35 3/8"d High x 35 3/4" Wide x 17 3/8" Deep
There are two small drawers hidden behind the hinged door. Working key unlocks the locking bar. Two lift-up side handles allowed for a large pole to go through where two attendants could easily carry the tansu from place to place. Beautiful glowing original finish in great condition.
Age: Late Edo through early Meiji period (1850-1870)
Dimensions: 35 3/8"d High x 35 3/4" Wide x 17 3/8" Deep
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item #1414564
