This is a vintage Japanese step-style chest inspired by traditional Edo-period “Kaidan Tansu” (staircase chests). Estimated to have been produced during the mid-Showa period (circa 1950–1970), this compact piece reflects the architectural storage style that became iconic in Japan during the Edo era. The chest features six small drawers arranged in a stepped configuration. Although miniature in scale, it incorporates classic Tansu elements: • Decorative metal corner fittings • Traditional ring pulls mounted on floral backplates • Solid wood construction • Rich dark brown patina developed over time The wood surface shows natural aging, subtle wear, and a warm depth of tone that enhance its character and authenticity. This is not a full architectural staircase chest, but rather a decorative and functional small storage piece produced in the Showa period, reflecting Edo-inspired design aesthetics. Dimensions (approx.): Width: 27 cm Height: 27 cm Depth: 10 cm Condition: Good vintage condition with age-related wear, light scratches, and minor signs of use. Please refer carefully to the photographs. A refined example of Edo-inspired Japanese craftsmanship from the Showa period — ideal for collectors or as an elegant interior accent. Shipping Information The item will be carefully packed and shipped via Japan Post (Registered International Mail / EMS / International Parcel) with tracking number. Estimated delivery time: Asia: approx. 1–2 weeks Europe / North America: approx. 2–4 weeks Please note: Import duties, VAT, or customs clearance fees may be applied by your country’s customs authority upon delivery. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Delivery times may vary depending on customs procedures.