Japanese Antique Old Desk Storage Rack Primitive

This is an old Japanese desk. It was made in 1937. The thick top plate gives it a solid feel. The aging of the top plate is cool. The thick top plate gives it a solid feel, but the l...

This is an old desk from Japan. The main body is made of chestnut or ash wood. Since it is deep, I think it can also be used as a dining table. There are two drawers, so if you put c...

This is an old Japanese desk. It was made from the Taisho period to the early Showa period. It was used in an old shop. The main body is all made of Sen wood. I think the appearance ...

This is an old desk from Japan. It was used in an old Western-style building. This desk is a fusion of Japanese and Western essences. The frame is made of lauan wood and the drawers ...

This is an old Japanese low table. It was made from the Taisho era to the early Showa era. The top plate is made of a single piece of chestnut wood. I think the dark chestnut wood th...

This is an old Japanese low table. It was made from the Taisho era to the early Showa era. All made from solid chestnut wood. The top plate is made of a single piece of chestnut wood...

It is a solid wooden bench that makes you feel Japanese wabi-sabi. It's made of driftwood, but you can also sit down. It is also beautiful as an...

This is an antique Japanese Drawer from the Taisho era, This furniture was made with the same tradition and advanced techniques as Japanese shrines. The aged Sen wood gives it a ru...

It's an old Japanese mortar. It was used in the Tohoku region. The material is zelkova , and the black part is black lacquered. You can put it upside down and use it as an exhibitio...

Japan antique handmade, hand carved temple low writing table finished in red and black lacquer - signed. A beautiful simple master work from an old private Japanese collection. Cr...

It is a shelf made of very beautiful traditional Japanese decoration and wood. The wood is paulownia and ebony. Paulownia is a material often used for tansu. It's a soft tree, but it...

From our recent Japanese Acquisitions trip to Kyoto. A fine pair of antique curious Japanese cast bronze sensuous cats beautifully handcrafted in an attractive and unusual style. Cats were originally domesticated because they hunted mice that would eat stored grains, protecting the food stores. It was a beneficial situation for both species, cats got a reliable source of prey, and humans got effortless pest control. This mutually beneficial arrangement began the relationship between cats and humans which continues to this day. In Japan, there are also cats described as Maneki Neko, also referred to in English as the good fortune or good luck cat...