｜Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912).｜Wood with gold lacquer and rich Shibayama inlays. With six folding doors, two sliding doors, two drawers, a bow bridge and seven open storage areas. All vertical surfaces with numerous inlays with two ladies doing Ikebana, additionally flowers and birds. The top plate with high-swung sides decorated with two hôô birds in takamaki e in gold. The outsides and the back with flowers and birds in hiramaki e with red and mother-of-pearl. Height 63cm, width 46cm, depth 17cm. Different signatures on colored plates: Masahito, Masayuki, Masayoshi, Masaaki, Masaaki (Seishû). Condition B. Supplement: Fallen out inlays mostly existing.｜