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Antique Japanese Tea Cabinet Beautifully decorated Japanese inlay cabinet decorated with cherry blossoms. Late 19th century circa. Two sliding doors on top, decorated with landscape and village scenes, numerous compartments, drawers and shelves. Complete with three blue and white porcelain tea plates and ten blue and white porcelain cups. Minor scratches and chips and some damage to the pieces. Measuring H 68 W 42 D 20 in

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Antique Japanese Tea Cabinet Beautifully decorated Japanese inlay cabinet decorated with cherry blossoms. Late 19th century circa. Two sliding doors on top, decorated with landscape and village scenes, numerous compartments, drawers and shelves. Complete with three blue and white porcelain tea plates and ten blue and white porcelain cups. Minor scratches and chips and some damage to the pieces. Measuring H 68 W 42 D 20 in

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