Antique Japanese Display Tansu Taisho Era Keyaki Elm Persimmon Stain Chest 32"W Usubata These would make a great
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Antique Japanese Display Tansu Taisho Era Keyaki Elm Persimmon Stain Chest 32"W Usubata These would make a greatThis is a stunning Japanese display Tansu in solid Keyaki wood with persimmon tannin stain. It is in two parts. It has five drawers, two cabinets and an open display area (original doors are missing). The highly figured wood grain is beautiful in all Keyaki (Japanese elm). Please contact us for details on shipping this tansu via white glove service. Taisho era, 1920's Keyaki face and case (Japanese Elm) Kiri interior (Paulownia) 32. 25" x 52" x 14"
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