キャビネット - Wood - Japan





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Description from the seller
Vintage Japanese Carved Wooden Desktop Cabinet – Rare Burl Grain Wood Small Storage Drawer Unit with Decorative Cutouts for Japandi Interior
【Description】
An exceptionally fine vintage Japanese desktop storage cabinet (Koin drawers / Desk Organizer), masterfully constructed featuring rare, highly prized burl wood grain (Tamamoku).
Artisanal Details & Design Features:
Exquisite Burl Wood Grain (Tamamoku): The drawer fronts and structural panels showcase dense, highly decorative swirling burl grain patterns in a warm honey-amber tone, characteristic of high-end Japanese timber craftsmanship.
Dual Sliding Drawers: Equipped with two smooth-sliding stacked drawers accented by classic round recessed metal pulls (Hikite) with decorative floral outer rims.
Decorative Cutout Rack: The upper section incorporates stylized geometric/curved cutouts, designed for displaying small books, stationery, or fine decorative objects.
Contemporary Interior Display:
With its solid proportions, highly organic visual rhythm, and refined warmth, this functional desktop sculpture serves as a sophisticated statement piece for modern Japandi study rooms, executive desks, or hallway displays.
【Materials & Construction】
Timber: High-grade timber featuring solid wood framing and rare burl wood grain (Tamamoku) paneling.
Hardware: Recessed round metal drawer pulls with stylized floral outer detailing.
Finish: Clear polished protective stain finish enhancing the rich natural wood depth.
【Condition】
Exhibits clean, honest vintage condition throughout. Functional integrity is complete with smooth-sliding drawers. Condition details include:
Minor edge rubbing and small surface finish scuffs along the top shelf rim and outer corner edges.
Natural age-appropriate patina and minor superficial marks on the side frame.
Please inspect all high-resolution detailed photographs prior to bidding.
【Period】
Circa 1960s–1970s (Mid to Late Showa Period)
Vintage Japanese Carved Wooden Desktop Cabinet – Rare Burl Grain Wood Small Storage Drawer Unit with Decorative Cutouts for Japandi Interior
【Description】
An exceptionally fine vintage Japanese desktop storage cabinet (Koin drawers / Desk Organizer), masterfully constructed featuring rare, highly prized burl wood grain (Tamamoku).
Artisanal Details & Design Features:
Exquisite Burl Wood Grain (Tamamoku): The drawer fronts and structural panels showcase dense, highly decorative swirling burl grain patterns in a warm honey-amber tone, characteristic of high-end Japanese timber craftsmanship.
Dual Sliding Drawers: Equipped with two smooth-sliding stacked drawers accented by classic round recessed metal pulls (Hikite) with decorative floral outer rims.
Decorative Cutout Rack: The upper section incorporates stylized geometric/curved cutouts, designed for displaying small books, stationery, or fine decorative objects.
Contemporary Interior Display:
With its solid proportions, highly organic visual rhythm, and refined warmth, this functional desktop sculpture serves as a sophisticated statement piece for modern Japandi study rooms, executive desks, or hallway displays.
【Materials & Construction】
Timber: High-grade timber featuring solid wood framing and rare burl wood grain (Tamamoku) paneling.
Hardware: Recessed round metal drawer pulls with stylized floral outer detailing.
Finish: Clear polished protective stain finish enhancing the rich natural wood depth.
【Condition】
Exhibits clean, honest vintage condition throughout. Functional integrity is complete with smooth-sliding drawers. Condition details include:
Minor edge rubbing and small surface finish scuffs along the top shelf rim and outer corner edges.
Natural age-appropriate patina and minor superficial marks on the side frame.
Please inspect all high-resolution detailed photographs prior to bidding.
【Period】
Circa 1960s–1970s (Mid to Late Showa Period)

