Large Japanese Cabinet from the Meiji Period c1850 - 1880s

Built early Meiji Period (c1850 - 1880s), this large, useful cabinet is from Kyoto, and is made from cypress, and is complete with all original fittings and handles. The photos were taken in rapidly changing light and the darker colour is more representative of the whole unit. It has been modified to hold A/V equipment, so part of the top units' backing has been removed for cables etc. Above those cutouts two fans have been installed which could also be used (when connected to your a/v gear) if desired. Also in the top section of of the top unit, two ports have been cut to also allow for cables and these have been finished with plastic grommets. The cabinet is in good antique condition...it has patina and character. There were a few repairs done (to a couple of the sliding doors) at some time in the past, but these have never affected its usefulness. The sliding doors are all a little loose in their grooves, but again, nothing that adversely affects the cabinets' usefulness, or beauty. The cabinet comes in two sections for easy moving. The overall dimensions are: 167.9cm (h) x 182cm (w) x 505cm (d) Top section - 967cm x 182cm x 505cm Lower section - 711cmx 182cm x 505cm

Condition Details:
In good condition showing some signs of wear such as marks, scuffs, scratches and minor dents.