Japanese Tansu Chest - Showa Era Screens This piece is from the

This piece is from the Rajasthani school of painting (Kishangarh style)

It has lots of the original paint and would look great in an old cottage or displayed in a modern house on a feature wall

This became less common in later Rattanakosin castings when crowns became more common

V or stereo system used behind a sofa or as a coffee table

inspired by a Yongle-period vase dating from 1403–1424

Japanese Tansu Chest - Showa Era Screens This piece is from theThis Showa era (1926 1989) Japanese tansu chest of drawers is a great and iconic piece of storage. The front is veneered red elm (keyaki wood) with Sendai style iron hardware lock plates and cast iron handles. The shape of this tansu is unusual and was likely a custom production for a customer. Chests of this type were usually for storing clothes and were called isho dansu. The exterior is lacquered and the interior plain wood. Sendai was well