Antique Japanese Lacquer Jewellery Cabinet – Hand-Painted – Meiji/Taishō Period Description Charming antique Japanese lacquer jewellery cabinet dating from the late Meiji to early Taishō period (late 19th–early 20th century). Crafted in black lacquer with delicate hand-painted gilt decoration featuring birds, flowers and foliage, this miniature cabinet reflects the elegant craftsmanship of traditional Japanese decorative arts. The cabinet comprises: Three drawers on the left Three smaller drawers behind the hinged door One large lower drawer The original metal drawer pulls are present. Condition The cabinet shows honest age-related wear, including surface scratches, lacquer losses, rubbing to the gilt decoration and signs of use throughout, all consistent with its age. The rear panel also displays age-related wear and old marks from previous storage. The drawers and door function properly. Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and condition report. A decorative and collectible antique Japanese cabinet, ideal for jewellery, curiosities or as an elegant display piece in an Asian art collection.