Tea furniture from Japan 1920-40

Tea cabinet (chadansu) in magnifying glass veneer. Oak uprights and top. S-shaped side shelf (poetic allusion to steam coming out of a tea kettle). High shelf and as well as straight, and low with slides - in the lower part two small and two large drawers, with handles evoking cords. The joins of the amounts are rounded into a tail. The furniture is fully pegged. About 1920-40 - Style inspired by european art deco. We talk about "taisho roman" style, equivalent to "roaring twenties". Condition: wear on metal handles - shocks, marks on uprights. Shelves present blackness of use. Above the small drawer on the right, traces of picketing. This piece of furniture is totally functional and usable, with wear and tear over time. Weight about 22 kg.