Korean Desk

All one piece construction with incredible brass embellishments and hardware. This Korean-style drop front desk is in wonderful vintage condition.

Dimensions: W 5"x D 9"x H 5" Made in Korea.

Designed and made by Byung-Hoon Choi, Korea, 2012.

Elegant Korean hand-carved wooden bowl used for making rice cakes for celebrations. Original patina.

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Large scale brass scallop on star fish base, circa 1970s. Please note of wear consistent with age. Made in Korea.

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