Pretty, lacquered kushi'dai 櫛台 (coiffure stand) decorated with a covering design of peonies 牡丹 (botan) with scrolling vines. Executed in gold and silver hiramaki-e 平蒔絵 (low-relief lacquer design) on a dark brown substrate. Designed with a lidded container on top, above an open gallery, and fived drawers of different sizes. The drawers are fitted with copper knobs with adorned with embossed crests 紋 (mon) of ‘5-7-5 paulownia’s’ 五七桐 (go-shichi kiri). Period: Japan – Second half Edo period (1700-1868). Dimensions: Height 37.3 cm, Width 30.2 cm, Depth 19.7 cm. Considering its age in a good condition with traces wear (lacquer loss) and old restorations. Please look at the photos for a clear condition reference. Including lacquered wooden tomobako 供箱 (storage box) with iron handles for easy transport. When shipped we will add a certificate of authenticity.