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Antique wooden furniture still stands firm after decades thanks to joinery and well-chosen timber. This section features Japanese spotted-bamboo storage cabinets, carved screens, Showa-period Western-style display cabinets, round tables and more. Quantities are limited; for large furniture, please contact us in advance regarding shipping arrangements.

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Vintage Japanese Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Display Stand

Wooden Display Cabinet with Mother-of-Pearl Bird-and-Flower Inlay, Tall Classical Stand

This is a rare tall wooden display stand with a very strong visual presence. Its proportions are slender and upright, standing approximately 148 cm high but only about 55.3 cm wide, so it lacks the heaviness of a traditional large cabinet; instead its upward-extending structure creates a beautiful vertical display effect within a limited footprint. Dark wood sets the overall tone, and fine mother-of-pearl bird-and-flower inlay can be seen throughout, from the upper transom and the middle shelf boards down to the twin-door cabinet at the base. Its structure is especially worth appreciating: a slightly projecting top board at the very top, below which decorative panels enclose three sides to form an open, canopy-like space; a large open display area is kept at the center, with two shelf levels arranged below; the lowest section is designed as a small twin-door cabinet. Visually this forms a complete top-to-bottom progression: decoration above → open display → middle shelving → storage below, with the deep wood tone contrasting strongly against the pearlescent shell inlay. As light strikes from different angles, the bird-and-flower designs shift in luster and color with the mother-of-pearl — one of the most captivating aspects of this piece.

Price NT$ 26,000≈ US$ 790
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Vintage Industrial Adjustable High Stool

European Vintage｜Industrial-Style Wooden Height-Adjustable Bar Stool・Iron Footrest Ring・Old Bar Work Chair

This is a European vintage industrial-style bar stool with considerable presence. The overall design carries no ornate carving; it begins from practicality: a thick round wooden seat provides the sitting surface, a wide wooden backrest is set above, a slender dark structure supports it below, and a full metal ring serves as a footrest. What makes furniture like this truly appealing is that it does not hide its years. The surface of the round wooden seat clearly shows abundant rub marks, scratches and color variations of differing depths; the backrest likewise retains natural wear. The dark wood paired with the oxidized metal footrest ring gives the whole piece a very natural old industrial character. For this reason it feels completely different from the many "distressed" industrial-style pieces on the market today—it is not furniture made to look old, but furniture on which time has genuinely left its traces.

Price NT$ 26,000≈ US$ 790
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Spanish Revival Tooled Leather Tripod Chair

European Vintage｜Spanish-Style Embossed Leather and Studded Three-Leg Wooden Chair・Knight and Castle Motif

The most captivating quality of this strongly Spanish-style three-leg chair is that it abandons the squared, regular structure of ordinary furniture. Instead, a long, narrow tall backboard extends downward, joined by a horizontal seat board and three legs, creating an outline that feels remarkably primitive and powerful. The leather surface displays a rich array of motifs, including figures resembling knights, castle architecture, heraldic shields, floral and foliate patterns, and geometric borders, with embossing of varying depths producing a three-dimensional effect. The knight/figure image at the center of the tall back, combined with the Gothic-like trefoil openwork above it, gives the whole chair a strong medieval European feel. Openwork decoration also appears on both sides of the seat, so even if it is never actually used for sitting, placed on its own in a room it is a piece of furniture with tremendous presence.

Price NT$ 9,000≈ US$ 275
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Japanese Cedar Five-Drawer Chest

Natural Cedar Five-Drawer Small Tansu with Metal Fittings

In traditional Japanese furniture, the "tansu" (たんす / Tansu) was made for everyday storage from the outset. From large clothing tansu, ship tansu and medicine tansu to smaller tabletop chests, all show the emphasis on practicality and detail found in Japanese household furniture. This is a most appealing small five-drawer tansu, with the drawers arranged two above and three below. The two small upper drawers suit finer items sorted by category, while the three wider drawers below offer fuller storage space. Its greatest appeal lies in the natural grain of the cedar itself. The drawer fronts retain a pronounced woody texture, set off by dark metal pulls, corner guards and frame fittings, giving the whole piece a plain yet substantial Japanese antique-tool character.

Price NT$ 1,800≈ US$ 55
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WOODWARE-KS Wooden Two-Drawer Small Chest

A vintage Japanese small wooden chest with two drawers, a compact, square case with upper and lower drawers. Free of excessive ornament, it relies on deep wood tones, raised frame mouldings and old-style metal pulls to convey the plain character typical of old Japanese furniture. The front is especially attractive: both drawers have recessed panel fronts framed in dark wood for depth, with a reddish-brown wood tone in the centre, and weathered curved metal handles that add a touch of antique detail to the sober whole. It measures approximately 20 × 21 × 22 cm, a very versatile piece of tabletop furniture. Unlike large antique Japanese furniture that needs dedicated space, a small chest like this can sit directly on a desk, tea table, entryway cabinet, bedside, display shelf or work table.

Price NT$ 1,000≈ US$ 30
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Antique Wooden Senryōbako (Money Chest), Japan

This antique Japanese wooden senryōbako has a distinctive sense of history; a typical Shōwa-period collector's piece, it shows the fine workmanship of traditional Japanese craft. It was used to keep valuables. Its surface has weathered over the years, showing signs of use and the imprint of history, which add to its collecting value and sense of period.

Price NT$ 4,800≈ US$ 145
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Shōwa-period Wooden Lunch Box Crate, Japan

This wooden lunch box crate dates from the Shōwa period in Japan (1926–1989); it is practical and also has a rich historical background. The Shōwa period was a time of major social and economic change in Japan, and crates of this kind were common, practical objects of daily life, reflecting the society of the period. It is both a usable collector's piece and a decorative object that carries a story from history. (Shows signs of use and age)

Price NT$ 5,000≈ US$ 150
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Shōwa-period Solid Wood Magazine and Newspaper Rack, Japan

A solid wood magazine and newspaper rack from the Shōwa period, Japan: a vintage piece of classic design that is both practical and attractive. The whole structure is made of quality solid wood, with fine hand carving that reflects the aesthetics of Shōwa-period Japanese craftsmanship. The surface retains its natural wood grain and a warm feel; despite the passing years the structure remains in good condition, carrying the marks of history and the distinctive atmosphere of the Shōwa era. (Shows signs of use)

Price NT$ 1,800≈ US$ 55
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Vintage French-Style Round Upholstered Stool

A small round stool with French Louis XV-style lines: four curved cabriole legs with a carved apron, and an olive-green fabric seat with button tufting forming soft dimples. Light and easy to move, it works as a vanity stool, a seat by a side table or a bedroom footstool. European-style furniture of this type was also commonly made in Japan during the Shōwa period; this is a vintage piece, suitable for both everyday use and display. (Shows signs of use and storage.)

Price NT$ 3,000≈ US$ 91
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Shōwa Metalwork · Selected Silver

1952 Kobe Vintage STERLING SILVER Engraved Jewelry Cabinet

A small jewelry cabinet made in Kobe in 1952, crafted in STERLING SILVER. The double-door body is finely engraved with flowers and foliage, and the doors, hinges and clasps show layers of classical metalwork. Over the years the silver has naturally oxidized into varied tones and signs of use, making the delicate engraving stand out more vividly in light and shadow.

NT$ 88,000 Condition: visually very beautiful
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DASING Japan Art Warehouse antique collection: metal seated figure in the style of Water-Moon Guanyin
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Chinese Antique | Metal Seated Figure in the Water-Moon Guanyin Style

NT$ 30,000

Wearing an ornate jeweled crown, draped in celestial robes and necklaces, the figure sits in the "royal ease" posture, one leg raised and the other hanging naturally, capturing the graceful, relaxed pose of Water-Moon Guanyin. The face is lowered with a calm expression, and the bronze-toned finish is naturally deep and steady — well suited to a tea room, study or quiet space.

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