Dating from 1918, Japanese Hibachi primarily of elm construction.
Designed to hold burning charcoal, the concept of the Hibachi is believed to date back to the Heian period (794 - 1185), originally conceived as a transportable heating and cooking device.
This particular design of Hibachi became popular 1880 - 1920, consisting of an open-topped container with a heatproof copper metal liner designed to hold the burning charcoal and a removable timber frame at the top. Recessed decorative hand grip at each end of the outer cabinet.. 
The rest of the cabinet is made up of a series of storage drawers to the front with traditional wrought ironwork handle to each drawer. The well fitting storage drawers are full depth, providing generous storage for smaller things.
Recessed decorative hand grip at each end of the outer cabinet.
Good clean condition throughout.
70cm wide, 39cm deep, 40cm tall.
Charcoal area 45cm x 31cm x 20cm.
£400.00 + £40.00 carriage = £440.00 including delivery to mainland UK zone 1 addresses.
For overseas postage and UK addresses outside UK zone 1 please enquire.