Japanese style Open Display Shelves Eagle and splats derived from classic

and splats derived from classic mid-18th-century Georgian chairs combined with turned spindles

it represents the finest traditions of sculptural excellence

The damascened finish—a decorative inlay technique—adds a splendid touch of eastern grandeur suited to both period and contemporary interiors

Craftsmanship Highlights:

Expertly adapted as a table lamp

Japanese style Open Display Shelves Eagle and splats derived from classicJapanese Style Open Display Shelves A striking example of late nineteenth century cabinet furniture, these Japanese style open display shelves blend Oriental influence with Western interior sensibilities. Exhibiting graceful lines and meticulous craftsmanship, the piece exemplifies the fascination with Japonisme prominent in Victorian Britain. Origin: Japan, in the Japanese taste Date: Circa 1880 Material: Lacquered wood Dimensions: Height: 145 cm (57