Japanese Meiji-period Choba Tansu chest with hand-forged iron fittings, circa 1880

An exceptionally fine Japanese *tansu* chest from the Meiji period, likely dating to the late 19th century (circa 1880–1900). This impressive chest is distinguished by its exceptionally rich, hand-forged iron hardware, including decorative reinforcing bands, characteristic corner mounts, and a monumental round central locking plate. The double doors open to reveal a practical interior featuring a spacious storage shelf, a wide drawer, and two smaller drawers. A delightful detail is the secret compartment located behind the bottom small drawer, containing a small box. The warm, naturally aged wood displays a beautiful authentic patina, befitting the piece’s age and character. The combination of functionality, masterful craftsmanship, and a commanding presence makes this *tansu* an ideal exclusive statement piece for classic, country-style, or contemporary interiors. A rare and decorative Japanese furnishing with a strong presence and timeless appeal, perfect for serious collectors and enthusiasts.

Dimensions (H x W x D): 51 x 95 x 42 cm

Ref: 26277

€ 1.400

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