Tea furniture Japan late 19th

Brown tea furniture (chadansu) with studs and separations of matte black lacquered drawers. The furniture contains seven drawers and a hectic center shelf. Two sliding doors glazed. Above a shelf with four small sliding parts. The top of the furniture is larger than the rest of the furniture. 110 X 30.5 - the cabinet part is 26.5 deep - 94.5 high - 90.5 wide - around 1900, late meiji period. H.: 107 cm. Dimensions out of everything: high 98.5 - width 110 cm - depth 30.5. The whole façade seems to be in a lock. Condition: black-wool wear, lack of lasle on one of the sliding doors. One of the upper backstages to an addition of two screws to hold and slide (last photo). One was glued back together. A vertical crack in the back. There is a trilobe mark hidden under the furniture (before last photo) which is an emblem or coat of arms of a family to which the furniture was to belong. It has not undergone restorations - all parts are old, the usual patina is warm.