This antique two-section Japanese Gifu Mizuya, or kitchen chest, hails from the Late Meiji period (1890s-1900s) and originates from the Gifu region. Exuding the charm and craftsmanship of its era, this tansu is meticulously constructed from high-quality wood, showcasing the durability and aesthetic appeal characteristic of Japanese furniture from this period.
Each section of the Mizuya features functional and elegantly designed sliding doors and drawers, offering ample storage space for kitchen utensils, cookware, and other household items. The sliding doors are crafted to glide smoothly, revealing spacious compartments, while the drawers provide additional storage, making this piece not only beautiful but highly practical.
The design of the Gifu Mizuya reflects the minimalist yet refined aesthetic typical of Meiji-era Japanese furniture, with clean lines and a focus on functionality. The natural wood grain, aged to a rich patina, adds a touch of rustic elegance, enhancing the tansu's timeless appeal.
This kitchen chest stands as a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of the Gifu region and the rich cultural heritage of the Late Meiji period. It is an exceptional piece for collectors and enthusiasts of antique Japanese furniture, blending historical significance with practical utility, perfect for adding a touch of traditional elegance to any home.
69"W x 18"D x 69"H
