Japanese Showa Era Sakura Lantern Table Lamp Pair Black Lacquer Brass 15"H Table Art Length = 50

Art Length = 50

This is an antique Taisho era (c 1920's) kyodai (vanity tansu chest) with a unique arrangement of five drawers

Although Western-style cigarette smoking grew in popularity during the Meiji period

Red lacquered armor becomes a hallmark of elite warlords and remains fashionable in the Edo period for guard and processional display

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Japanese Showa Era Sakura Lantern Table Lamp Pair Black Lacquer Brass 15"H Table Art Length = 50Japanese Showa Era Sakura Lantern Table Lamp Pair Black Lacquer Brass 15"H Pair of Japanese rotating sakura lantern table lamps by Hiunkudo, black lacquer and brass with chirimen fabric shades Japan, Showa Period, mid 20th century A striking pair of Japanese electric table lamps in the traditional andon () lantern form, produced by Hiunkudo (), a registered Japanese specialty lamp maker. Traditionally used with a family butsudan alter. The globular