Japan, Pair Of Hibachi, Japanese Braziers, Circa 1950
Japan, pair of Hibachi, circa 1950.
This pair of traditional Japanese braziers, called hibachi, are made of tinted Zelkova/ Keyaki wood.,
a type of Japanese elm. They were used for heating traditional houses but are often used today as planters.
Each square container has two openings forming hollow side handles, lined with metal. Brass interiors.
Showa period, around 1950/60.
Good condition, minimal traces of use. 30x30x23.5
This pair of traditional Japanese braziers, called hibachi, are made of tinted Zelkova/ Keyaki wood.,
a type of Japanese elm. They were used for heating traditional houses but are often used today as planters.
Each square container has two openings forming hollow side handles, lined with metal. Brass interiors.
Showa period, around 1950/60.
Good condition, minimal traces of use. 30x30x23.5
880 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Length: 30
Width: 30
Height: 23,5
Reference (ID): 914195
Availability: In stock
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