Nr. 107478026

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Schrank - Keyaki-Holz - Japan  (Ohne mindestpreis)
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€ 712
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Schrank - Keyaki-Holz - Japan (Ohne mindestpreis)

Large Vintage Japanese Keyaki Wood Tea Cabinet – Two-Tiered Muji/Japandi Chidana Vitrine Sideboard with Glass Sliding Doors 【Description】 An exceptional and imposing vintage Japanese two-piece stackable tea cabinet (Kasane Chadansu / Display Showcase), masterfully crafted with striking Keyaki (Japanese Zelkova) wood grain. Artisanal Craftsmanship & Traditional Design Features: Dynamic Keyaki Wood Grain: The door fronts, drawers, and side panels exhibit dramatic, flowing natural wood grain patterns in a warm reddish-amber finish. Intricate Display Section: The main compartment features asymmetrical display shelving (Chidana) with a traditional black-painted wooden lattice frame set against a subtle textured background. Generous Multi-Tiered Storage: Designed as a two-piece stacking unit, featuring upper and lower glass sliding compartments, multiple small utility drawers, and panel-door cupboards. Fine Joinery Accents: Incorporates traditional dark wood corner keys (Chigiri) and metal corner reinforcements along the sides, highlighting authentic Japanese cabinetry craftsmanship. Contemporary Interior Display: With its commanding scale, rich organic texture, and refined traditional details, this statement cabinet serves as a grand focal showcase for modern Japandi dining rooms, tea spaces, or executive interior displays. 【Materials & Construction】 Timber: Keyaki (Japanese Zelkova) wood veneer and solid timber frame with a rich reddish-amber oil/lacquer finish. Glass: Clear sliding glass doors on upper and middle display sections. Hardware: Recessed round metal finger pulls (Hikite) and traditional bail handles on drawers. 【Condition】 Exhibits excellent, clean vintage condition overall with honest age character. The cabinet is structurally rock-solid with tight joins. Sliding doors and drawers operate smoothly. Features minor superficial handling scuffs along outer edges and corners consistent with gentle age. Please inspect all high-resolution detailed photographs prior to bidding. 【Period】 Circa 1970s–1980s (Showa Period) 【Shipping Notice for Large Furniture Items】 Please note that due to the substantial size and specialized handling required for this two-piece cabinet, international transport to destinations such as Italy, France, Spain, or other countries located further from Germany may take approximately 2 to 4 weeks for final delivery. We ensure safe, white-glove logistics handling every step of the way, and appreciate your patience and understanding. 【Historical Provenance & Retailer Note】 This piece features the original metallic badge reading "Murauchi Home Center" (村内ホームセンター). Founded in 1953 in Hachioji, Tokyo, Murauchi was a pioneering Japanese retail institution that established one of Japan's largest high-end furniture showrooms, operating under the name "Murauchi Home Center" from 1969 until its rebranding to "Murauchi Furniture Access" in 1989. The presence of this authentic maker/retailer badge serves as direct verification of the piece's provenance, confirming it as a high-grade Showa-period (1970s–1980s) cabinet selected and retailed through one of Tokyo's most reputable luxury furniture stores.

Nr. 107478026

Verkauft
Schrank - Keyaki-Holz - Japan  (Ohne mindestpreis)

Schrank - Keyaki-Holz - Japan (Ohne mindestpreis)

Large Vintage Japanese Keyaki Wood Tea Cabinet – Two-Tiered Muji/Japandi Chidana Vitrine Sideboard with Glass Sliding Doors

【Description】
An exceptional and imposing vintage Japanese two-piece stackable tea cabinet (Kasane Chadansu / Display Showcase), masterfully crafted with striking Keyaki (Japanese Zelkova) wood grain.

Artisanal Craftsmanship & Traditional Design Features:
Dynamic Keyaki Wood Grain: The door fronts, drawers, and side panels exhibit dramatic, flowing natural wood grain patterns in a warm reddish-amber finish.

Intricate Display Section:
The main compartment features asymmetrical display shelving (Chidana) with a traditional black-painted wooden lattice frame set against a subtle textured background.

Generous Multi-Tiered Storage:
Designed as a two-piece stacking unit, featuring upper and lower glass sliding compartments, multiple small utility drawers, and panel-door cupboards.

Fine Joinery Accents:
Incorporates traditional dark wood corner keys (Chigiri) and metal corner reinforcements along the sides, highlighting authentic Japanese cabinetry craftsmanship.

Contemporary Interior Display:
With its commanding scale, rich organic texture, and refined traditional details, this statement cabinet serves as a grand focal showcase for modern Japandi dining rooms, tea spaces, or executive interior displays.

【Materials & Construction】
Timber: Keyaki (Japanese Zelkova) wood veneer and solid timber frame with a rich reddish-amber oil/lacquer finish.
Glass: Clear sliding glass doors on upper and middle display sections.
Hardware: Recessed round metal finger pulls (Hikite) and traditional bail handles on drawers.

【Condition】
Exhibits excellent, clean vintage condition overall with honest age character. The cabinet is structurally rock-solid with tight joins. Sliding doors and drawers operate smoothly. Features minor superficial handling scuffs along outer edges and corners consistent with gentle age. Please inspect all high-resolution detailed photographs prior to bidding.

【Period】
Circa 1970s–1980s (Showa Period)

【Shipping Notice for Large Furniture Items】
Please note that due to the substantial size and specialized handling required for this two-piece cabinet, international transport to destinations such as Italy, France, Spain, or other countries located further from Germany may take approximately 2 to 4 weeks for final delivery. We ensure safe, white-glove logistics handling every step of the way, and appreciate your patience and understanding.


【Historical Provenance & Retailer Note】
This piece features the original metallic badge reading "Murauchi Home Center" (村内ホームセンター).
Founded in 1953 in Hachioji, Tokyo, Murauchi was a pioneering Japanese retail institution that established one of Japan's largest high-end furniture showrooms, operating under the name "Murauchi Home Center" from 1969 until its rebranding to "Murauchi Furniture Access" in 1989.
The presence of this authentic maker/retailer badge serves as direct verification of the piece's provenance, confirming it as a high-grade Showa-period (1970s–1980s) cabinet selected and retailed through one of Tokyo's most reputable luxury furniture stores.

Höchstgebot
€ 712
Ohne mindestpreis
Giovanni Bottero
Experte
Schätzung  € 800 - € 900

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