Japanese Two-Section Tansu Chest

Japanese large two-section Omi-mizuya style tansu chest, fuki-urushi (wiped) lacquer, upper section with four sliding doors above five drawers, lower section with four sliding doors above eight drawer

Japanese two-section isho dansu (clothing chest), upper section with two drawers behind the double hinged doors, having an iron circular lock plate with a family crest in the center; the lower section

Japanese Two-Section Tansu Chest. (H 47 1/2 x W 35 1/2 x D 17 1/2 inches (120.6 x 90.1 x 44.4 cm)}. Condition: Wear. Locked with no keys.

Japanese two section tansu chests, each piece with two drawers, iron fittings including pulls, shaped lock plates in the center and pole hangers, overall: 35.75"h (18"h + 17.75"h) x 31"w x 16.5

Japanese two-section isho dansu (clothing chest), late 19th century, from Yawata, Sado island, the lock plate on the top drawer depicting the gods Ebisu and Daikoku, upper section with two drawers; th

Set of Japanese two-section isho dansu (clothing chest), of kiri wood with iron pole-hangers, pulls and fittings, two drawers each, each 20.5"h x 37"l x 16.5d

Japanese two-section isho-dansu clothing chest of kiri wood iron fittings and pole hangers top section with three drawers and lower section with two drawers 20.5""h (lower section: 21.25""h) x 36.75""

(lot of 2) Japanese two section isho dansu, clothing chests of paulownia, each with two drawers, iron fittings including pulls, circular lock plates in the center and pole hangers, 39.75"h x 36"w x 16

(lot of 2) Japanese two-section paulownia ishodansu, clothing chests, upper section with double-hinged doors, inside with three pull-out trays, iron pulls and other fittings, pole hanger on either sid

Antique Japanese Tansu chest in two sections. 55" x 14 1/2" x 60 1/2" Ht..

From the Meiji Period 1860-1912 Two section with black iron harware Material: suji and kiriwood Dimensions: 40"t x 16"d x 36"w Date: Ca. 1890

Japanese two-part tansu chest, 19th century, upper unit with three long drawers, lower unit with one drawer long above a deep drawer to the left and locked hinged door section enclosing two smaller dr

Japanese two-part tansu chest, Meiji period, upper unit with two drawers, lower unit with one drawer above a deep drawer to the left and locked hinged door section enclosing two smaller drawers, with

Japanese two-part isho (clothing) tansu chest, Meiji period, upper unit with a sliding door section above five drawers; lower unit with a column of five drawers, iron fittings and pole hangers, 22.5"h

(lot of 2) Japanese two-part tansu chests, the upper unit with a sliding door section to the right, kendon-buta (drop-in door) section above three small and one large drawers; lower unit with three dr

Antique Japanese Mizuya Dansu Chest. c.1850 Kayaking wood and bronze hardware. Two sections. Dimensions: 67"h X 34 1/3" X 16" overall. Provenance: Mills Gallery, Honolulu, Hawaii purchase 11/10/1987 R

Japanese two-part isho clothing tansu, two drawers in each section, with iron fixtures and pole hangers, 19.25"(each)h x 35.75"w x 15"d

Japanese tansu chest, 19th century, with iron fittings, pole hangers and two handles on either side, three drawers above the locked hinged door section, containing two smaller drawers, to the right an

20th century, base with two drawers and hinged door with two smaller interior drawers, to section with two drawers, black metal mounts, black metal mounts, 38 1-/2 x 35-3/4 x 15 in. Provenance: Privat

An assembled set of two (2) Japanese antique tansu chests. Produced Meiji Period, circa early 20th Century. "Top" section having two large drawers with generous interior storage spaces. "Bottom" secti

Japanese tansu chest, large sliding door section with a half shelf interior, above two drawers, iron fittings, approx. 33.5"h x 42.5l x 20.5"d

Japanese kuruma dansu (wheeled tansu chest), 19th century, sliding door section above hinged door compartment with lock and a drawer inside to the right and two drawers to the left, iron fittings, app

(Lot of 2) Japanese kasane isho dansu, Yonezawa style, late Edo period, one section with two drawers; the other with two drawers to the left, one drawer above a hinged door covering two smaller drawer

Japanese two-section tansu, Meiji period, upper section with a sliding door compartment and an interior shelf, above three drawers, lower section with kendon-buta drop-in doors, with iron pulls, 34.25