Old low cabinet with sliding doors – Taishō / Showa period (c. 1920-1970) #9

Antique low auxiliary cabinet with sliding doors – Taishō / Shōwa period (c. 1920-1970) Dimensions: Length: 94 cm Depth: 43 cm Height: 46 cm. Style: Taishō Materials and techniques: Paulownia (Paulownia spp.) Place of origin: Japan. Period: Late Taishō period, early Shōwa period. Date of manufacture: Circa 1920-1970. Condition: Good. Wear corresponds to age and use. This Japanese low cabinet was made during the Taishō period (1912–1926), a time of subtle transition when Japan began to open up to the world while preserving the essence of its traditions. Domestic interiors from this period evolved towards greater fluidity and functionality, designed to accompany changing lifestyles. Made from paulownia wood (Paulownia spp.), a lightweight and stable material traditionally used to protect precious objects, this cabinet exudes a sense of calm and sobriety. It consists of two compartments with sliding doors and three lower drawers with original metal handles, following a simple and intuitive organisation. The soft patina, visible grain, and signs of time tell a silent story. More than just a piece of furniture, it is a discreet and balanced presence, ideal as a low cabinet, sideboard, or central element in a contemporary interior seeking authenticity and meaning. It is in excellent condition, except for the imperfections characteristic of any antique, due to the passage of time. Add a touch of originality to your interior with a unique piece that complements contemporary style while bringing personality to your space. This low cabinet with sliding doors can be paired with one of our console tables or our available antique TV units. UNIQUE PIECE.