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09P-15 |
Table with 18 drawers |
| 3 rows with 6 drawers each | |
| carved Chinese characters | |
| Feet in a crane's shape | |
| brass hinges | |
| Width in cm: | 81 | |
| Depth in cm: | 30 | |
| Height in cm: | 41 | |
| Availability: | on stock in Switzerland | |
| Price: | CHF 980.--  Currency
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Coffee Tables can be used in addition to any western seating corner. Enjoy a cup ot coffee and feel yourself like an scholar during the Joseon period in old Korea.
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09K-07 |
Hibachi Kyoto Style |
| 3 compartments with copper lining | |
| middle compartment with glass top | |
| 3 drawers | |
| Width in cm: | 91 | |
| Depth in cm: | 60 | |
| Height in cm: | 37 | |
| Availability: | on stock in Switzerland | |
| Price: | CHF 1'580.-- Currency
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Although the hibachi, or brazier, originated with the ornate bronze pots on legs developed by the Chinese, the Japanese are usually credited with the development of the wooden hibachi.
Although the traditional role of hibachi in Japanese life was ostensibly to provide heat, they were also important from a social viewpoint. The offering of tea was (and still is) a significant part of Japanese hospitality, and the hibachi played the role of always keeping water hot for the unannounced arrival of guest or customer. A guest served tea was also seated close to the hibachi for warmth in winter, and incense sticks were sometimes stuck into the coals of the hibachi to give off a pleasant aroma for the enjoyment of the guest.
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09K-08 |
Hibachi Korea Style |
| 2 compartments with copper lining | |
| large compartment with glass top | |
| 3 drawers | |
| stands on feet | |
| Width in cm: | 77 | |
| Depth in cm: | 52 | |
| Height in cm: | 45 | |
| Availability: | on stock in Switzerland | |
| Price: | CHF 1'400.-- Currency
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