Antique Japanese Meiji Lacquered Jewelry Box Chest Of Drawers Table Cabinet

  
## &####127994; About Meiji Period Lacquerware. This piece dates to the Meiji period, a transformative era in Japan marked by rapid modernization and increased international trade. During this time, Japanese artisans produced exquisite lacquerware for both domestic use and export to Europe and America. Meiji lacquer cabinets and jewelry chests are known for. Rich black or deep brown lacquer finishes. Fine hand-painted or inlaid details. Multiple drawers and compartmented interiors. These cabinets were often used to store jewelry, documents, or personal treasures and were highly sought after by Western collectors during the height of the Japonisme movement.

Bottom left hinge has cracked at the lower insert (top two hinges are intact and still securely hold the door). Missing handle for the bottom drawer (a replacement could likely be sourced or fabricated). Displays very nicely with strong presence and authentic antique character. Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the description. This is a wonderful decorative and functional piece for collectors of.

A charming and elegant cabinet with great display appeal. I can provide additional pictures upon request.