Early 20th Century Japanese Paper Cocoon Bag (2) Cabinets & Trolleys splitting into quarters for the

splitting into quarters for the lathe

Here we have a gorgeous child's high-chair which originated in China and is made from a mixture of Chinese elm and southern red elm

this box would make a unique jewellery of trinket store

and a deep blue patch on the back which is revealed on the front due to some wear at the bottom

they make a great decoration point in the modern home

Early 20th Century Japanese Paper Cocoon Bag (2) Cabinets & Trolleys splitting into quarters for theThis stunning piece of paper originated in the early 20th century in Japan. The inner layers are made from recycled paper, possibly older ledgers or documents. This shows how materials were reused with care in the Meiji period. This specific piece we believe is just the top layer, and due to the age it has unfortunately lost its partner. We were not able to translate it accurately, but we believe it is the name of the company or shop that distributed