Antique Japanese Clothing Tansu Taisho Era c1920's Ishodansu Chest 48"W Bowls Typically used for drinking cold
Description
Typically used for drinking cold sake these days it may also be used as dipping bowl for noodle
money and other valuables for a business enterprise
This type of sake jug was one of the first recyclables in that it could be returned to the sake company that made it and be refilled
particularly clamshells
This unusually large vintage Japanese carving (mid-late 20th century) was created by the indigenous Ainu people now mainly on the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido
Antique Japanese Clothing Tansu Taisho Era c1920's Ishodansu Chest 48"W Bowls Typically used for drinking coldThis in a beautiful Macassar ebony antique Japanese Taisho era c. 1920's two piece clothing chest or Ishodansu. The are two full width drawers, one cabinet with swinging doors concealing a large shelf and five compartments. One of the doors does not stay fully closed as it is now. ***ONLY AVAILABLE FOR PICKUP IN PORTLAND OREGON or local delivery for $75*** Taisho era, c1920's Kiri case and interior (Paulownia) 46. 5" x 39. 5" x 15" (width x height x
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