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Vintage japansk træ chabansu te-skab med glasdøre og chigaidana-hyller, urushi-lignende mørkebrunt finish, Showa-perioden (1950–1970), dimensioner 136 cm høj, 89 cm bred, 42,5 cm dyb; tilstand i rimelig stand med aldersmærker og beslagsslitage.
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Fine Vintage Japanese Wooden Chabansu (Tea Cabinet) / Mizuya Display Cabinet - Rich Urushi-Style Finish, Glass Doors & Chigaidana Shelves - Showa Period
Description
【The Zenith of Japandi Contrast Art】
In the contemporary world of high-end interior design, the "Japandi" style stands at the absolute zenith of refined minimalism, beautifully marrying the cozy warmth of Scandinavian hygge with the serene, rustic soul of Japanese Wabi-Sabi. Authentic vintage Japanese furniture like this piece represents the ultimate focal artifact for such spaces. As masterfully demonstrated in the lifestyle gallery, the deep warm crimson/chestnut wood tones combined with glass panels introduce a serene yet functional presence against neutral plaster walls and smooth natural flooring. Positioned as an elevated sideboard, credenza, or display cabinet, it anchors modern Western rooms with irreplaceable oriental poetry.
An exquisite Japanese wooden tea cabinet (Chabansu / Kazaridana), traditionally used in Japanese reception rooms (Zashiki) for storing tea utensils and showcasing prized ceramic artwork.
Crafted with expressive natural wood grain under a rich reddish-brown lacquer finish (Urushi-style tone), this cabinet incorporates a sophisticated multi-compartment layout. It features upper sliding doors, a central display section with sliding glass doors and a curved wooden accent shelf (Chigaidana design), lower sliding compartments, and multiple organizational drawers.
Material:
Wood (hardwood frame & decorative veneer), glass panels, metal alloy hardware.
Technique:
Traditional Japanese joinery (Sashimono), clear polished lacquer/varnish highlighting wood grain (Mokume-dashi), hand-crafted tea-room display elements.
Condition & Important Notes for Buyers:
Authentic vintage condition with visible signs of age, historical use, and unique character. The structural frame is solid, sturdy, and stable. Please note the following specific historical details:
Internal Markings:
There are subtle historical pencil/pen markings (rakugaki) on the inner wooden wall inside the small interior compartment next to the display shelf.
Hardware Condition:
The small metal handle on one of the inner drawers shows historical wear/deficiency (one side detached/missing).
Additionally, there are minor surface scratches, edge scuffs, light veneer chips, and finish wear consistent with age. Please review all detailed close-up photographs provided in the gallery to examine these specific vintage details.
Period
Mid-20th Century (Showa Period, ca. 1950s–1970s)
Fine Vintage Japanese Wooden Chabansu (Tea Cabinet) / Mizuya Display Cabinet - Rich Urushi-Style Finish, Glass Doors & Chigaidana Shelves - Showa Period
Description
【The Zenith of Japandi Contrast Art】
In the contemporary world of high-end interior design, the "Japandi" style stands at the absolute zenith of refined minimalism, beautifully marrying the cozy warmth of Scandinavian hygge with the serene, rustic soul of Japanese Wabi-Sabi. Authentic vintage Japanese furniture like this piece represents the ultimate focal artifact for such spaces. As masterfully demonstrated in the lifestyle gallery, the deep warm crimson/chestnut wood tones combined with glass panels introduce a serene yet functional presence against neutral plaster walls and smooth natural flooring. Positioned as an elevated sideboard, credenza, or display cabinet, it anchors modern Western rooms with irreplaceable oriental poetry.
An exquisite Japanese wooden tea cabinet (Chabansu / Kazaridana), traditionally used in Japanese reception rooms (Zashiki) for storing tea utensils and showcasing prized ceramic artwork.
Crafted with expressive natural wood grain under a rich reddish-brown lacquer finish (Urushi-style tone), this cabinet incorporates a sophisticated multi-compartment layout. It features upper sliding doors, a central display section with sliding glass doors and a curved wooden accent shelf (Chigaidana design), lower sliding compartments, and multiple organizational drawers.
Material:
Wood (hardwood frame & decorative veneer), glass panels, metal alloy hardware.
Technique:
Traditional Japanese joinery (Sashimono), clear polished lacquer/varnish highlighting wood grain (Mokume-dashi), hand-crafted tea-room display elements.
Condition & Important Notes for Buyers:
Authentic vintage condition with visible signs of age, historical use, and unique character. The structural frame is solid, sturdy, and stable. Please note the following specific historical details:
Internal Markings:
There are subtle historical pencil/pen markings (rakugaki) on the inner wooden wall inside the small interior compartment next to the display shelf.
Hardware Condition:
The small metal handle on one of the inner drawers shows historical wear/deficiency (one side detached/missing).
Additionally, there are minor surface scratches, edge scuffs, light veneer chips, and finish wear consistent with age. Please review all detailed close-up photographs provided in the gallery to examine these specific vintage details.
Period
Mid-20th Century (Showa Period, ca. 1950s–1970s)
Detaljer
Æra
1900-2000
Antal artikler
1
Oprindelsesland
Japan
Materiale
Træ
Stand
Rimelig stand - brugt meget og mindre dele mangler muligvis
Højde
136 cm
Bredde
89 cm
Dybde
42,5 cm
Anslået periode
1950-1960, 1960-1970
Kan låses
Nej
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