Antique Japanese c1910 Meiji Era Hibachi Wooden Brazier Tabakobon Keyaki 16" Bamboo The reverse is decorated with

The reverse is decorated with simple ribbon-knot motifs in underglaze blue

It is well made with all wooden pin construction and has its original multiple coats of Japanese lacquer finish

This is a vintage Japanese bronze tool used for ironing silk and other fabrics

This bowl remains in very fine condition with no chips

Likely from the late Edo era in the early 1800's

Antique Japanese c1910 Meiji Era Hibachi Wooden Brazier Tabakobon Keyaki 16" Bamboo The reverse is decorated withThis is an antique Japanese hibachi done in a style to be used as a smoking box (tabakobon). Made in the Meiji era (late 1800's). It is made of burl zelkova wood to show off the beautiful grain. The drawer interiors are made of kiri (paulownia). Inset side handles aided in moving this chest even when hot coals burned inside. Two drawers were used to house everything from iron chopsticks for tending the coals to extra charcoal, as well as paraphernalia