Property from the estate of Sir Victor Sassoon, G.B.E., and lady Sassoon. A Large Shibayama-Style cabinet Meiji period (late 19th century). The tall, wood two-section cabinet set on a wood base with four legs. The upper and lower sections with various sliding doors. Hinged doors and shelves decorated in colored shells. Gold Hiramaki-e, Takamaki-E, and Okibirame, with flower baskets. Geese in shallow water, Chinese children at play, and Bugaku musicians. Some ivory framed with pierced and carved with chrysanthemums and leaves. A face of Chinese lion between two mythical animal faces, and inlaid in colored shell wit chrysanthemum flower heads. The back panel decorated with lacquered fans on a pierced ground. The sides with small and larger panels of flowers, an insect on reeds, and flowers and butterflies. United States bidders only. Please contact me for shipping and freight estimate. I will have it professionally packed in Palo Alto, California and shipped to you. I can only get the estimate after it's been crated. Item is sold as is, due to the age and material normal warping and small imperfections exist.