Antique Japanese Meiji Kodansu Tansu Marquetry Table Cabinet Jewelry Chest 1880 Sculpture he transformed glass-making using techniques

he transformed glass-making using techniques like acid etching

each enclosing a shelf and flanks a bank of three drawers

University of Portland 1958

Monet had completed a number of such paintings of haystacks

A rare & unusual antique Bohemian inlaid marquetry Elm tabernacle cabinet and desk

Antique Japanese Meiji Kodansu Tansu Marquetry Table Cabinet Jewelry Chest 1880 Sculpture he transformed glass-making using techniquesA fine antique Japanese marquetry and parquetry Meiji period Jewelry chest, table cabinet or Kodansu, circa 1880. The cabinet is intricately inlaid with geometric marquetry and parquetry styling (known as Yosegi Zaiku). The inlay is composed of native timbers such as Hinoki (Japanese cypress), Keyaki (Japanese Elm), and Kurogaki (Black Persimmon). The two front swinging doors with the original lock and key, pull back to reveal a multi drawer miniature