Antique Japanese Meiji Era Bronze Hibachi Brazier Floral Motif 9"H Games a type of sash typically

a type of sash typically worn around the waist with a Kimono

It has been in storage for many decades and with the exception of a few broken bits of bamboo remains in good condition

In all there are 11 drawers and two cabinet with sliding doors

Tsutsugaki (筒描) is a Japanese technique of resist dying that involves drawing rice-paste designs on cloth

1870-90's) ornate cloisonné vase

Antique Japanese Meiji Era Bronze Hibachi Brazier Floral Motif 9"H Games a type of sash typicallyThis is a bronze Hibachi Brazer from the early Meiji era (1868 1912). This hibachi features various plates and flowers in six panels. It also features elephant handles. This type of indoor brazier was set with coals sitting on a thick bed of fire proof ash and used to heat a small area in a home. Sometimes a kettle or pan was placed on top to heat water for tea or grill small food items. Please note the small hole in the bottom. Height = 9" Diameter =