This is a beautiful rare Japanese carved hardwood wall cabinet/display, Shodona, Meiji Period, 19th century. Refined details as in the pierced cresting top centered with a crane, wings spread over an arrangement of sliding doors below, open shelves, and cupboards with antique inlay birds amongst floral prunus. This is a magnificent setting for your collection of netsuke, jade, or porcelain objects. It serves well as an artistic and decorative object adorned with your collection and collectibles. Provenance: Assembled from our family's Maryland estate, The Edith Hale Harkness Estate. The Harkness family was among 19th century America's first philanthropic society families as financiers to Rockefeller and Flagler for standard oil, endowing the Harkness Ballet, the Harkness Pavilion, the Harkness Library, etc. Its A Tangible Legacy! Our world-wide holdings include thousands of unique furnishings, art, objects, and jewelry. Please inquire.