Antique Japanese Glass Kitchen Chest — Hinoki, 1880, Meiji Era (SKU: 25M-E309)
SKU: 25M-E309
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A Warrior’s Chest from Nihonmatsu: Strength Meets Elegance
Hailing from Nihonmatsu, a region known for its masterful cabinetry, this chest stands as a proud artifact of Meiji-era strength and functionality. Rich, dark lacquered wood glows with a deep luster, while ornate ironwork adorns the surface like armor—each piece handcrafted and fastened with ceremonial precision.
With its bold color, layered iron motifs, and robust construction, this chest is more than storage—it’s a visual anchor, a reminder of samurai legacy and refined resilience. Ideal for those who admire a commanding presence in their living space, it blends history and strength with graceful ease.
Origin: Nihonmatsu, Japan
Era: 1880s, Meiji Era
Material: Lacquered hinoki, iron fittings
Use: General storage or display in traditional homes
Features: Rich red-brown lacquer finish, ornate lock plates, heavy iron drawer pulls, side lockbox
Dimensions: 42 1/4"W x 17 1/2"D X 43 1/4"H
Condition: Excellent antique condition with rich patina and visible craftsmanship
Rooted in samurai-era pride and enduring design, this chest is a statement of both artistry and cultural spirit.