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CHADANSU TEA CHESTS
These chests were used in Japan to store and display tea ceremony items
such as bowls, cups and water vessels. They have a combination of open
shelves for display and drawers and sliding doors for storage. The front
panels often have nicely grained hardwoods or silk fabric accents.
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#6J277
Japanese Tea ceremony display chest
18" wide, 23.5" tall and 11.5" deep
Taisho period, circa 1920
$350
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#12JTK1
Two-piece chadansu crafted of keyaki (elm) burl.
31" wide, 51" tall and 12" deep
$1200
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#10L56
Japanese Tea ceremony display chest
26.5" wide, 21" tall and 12" deep
Taisho period, circa 1920
$350 |
 
#7J204
Solid kiri wood (paulownia) chadansu.
24.5" wide, 29.5" tall and 11.5" deep
Taisho period, circa 1920
$550 |
  #11JTK56
Two-piece chadansu crafted of exotic hardwood burl.
38" wide, 61" tall and 14" deep
$2400
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#7J193
A chest made to store and display tea utensils made entirely of zitan (a
Chinese hardwood).
30" wide, 37.5" tall and 11.25" deep
Taisho period c. 1920
$950 |
#5J013
Keyaki case and kiri wood interiors with copper handles and ebony door
faces.
30" wide, 36" tall and 12" deep
Taisho period c. 1920
$750 |
#8J066
Small chadansu dating from the Taisho period.
22" wide, 23.5" tall and 10.5" deep
$650 |
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Page Updated 02/04/2012 |