Four Japanese garments and a tablecloth, circa 1900 Four tops or kimono and a hand-embroidered tablecloth with floral patterns (dimensions 108 x 112) from the turn of the century. In addition, several typewritten pages of the shipping list of the freight contents of the chest boxes of the sea transport from the Far East to Hamburg. The elaborately crafted garments (partly silk) were handmade in Japan around 1900 and brought to Germany as souvenirs. Signs of age and wear. Condition: I - II

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