Edo Long Hibachi (Zelkova) 5 Drawers Copper Plate Hibachi (43x75x41cm, 23kg) Tanomeru-bin

This is a Keyaki (Zelkova) Edo-style long hibachi, used around the early Showa period (approx. 70-80 years ago).
It has been stored long-term in a storage unit.
There are no manufacturer or artist markings.
It does not come with a trivet for placing a kettle.
(Ash is included.)
This hibachi does not have a fitted lid.
*This item will be shipped using Tanomeru-bin (a specific shipping service). The displayed price includes an estimated shipping fee of 3400 yen.

Long hibachi were traditional furniture used in Japanese living rooms for warmth from the Edo to early Showa periods. They were central to family life, used for heating, boiling water, and placing items like tobacco trays around the charcoal fire.

This item is a horizontal Edo-style long hibachi with a practical design featuring a total of 5 drawers: 3 on the right side and 2 at the bottom.
The board on the upper right front is designed to simply rest in place (please refer to the 17th photo).
The ash was removed and photographed for this listing.
The part where charcoal is placed is copper-lined, has no holes, and is usable (there is some verdigris).
The surface has also been wiped with a well-wrung cloth for this listing.

The wood features the beautiful grain characteristic of Keyaki, giving it the authentic texture of antique furniture.
How about using it for a traditional Japanese house interior, Japanese-style room furniture, or shop display?
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Height: Approx. 43cm
Width: Approx. 75cm
Depth: Approx. 41cm
Weight: Approx. 23kg


- Drawers: 5 (3 right, 2 bottom)
- Hibachi section: Copper-lined
- Material: Keyaki (Zelkova)
  While there are no material markings, my grandfather told me it was Keyaki.


- There is verdigris inside the hibachi, but no holes. The copper lining on the top is clean.
- There are small cracks (approx. 3cm) on the lower sides (left and right) and lower back, but they do not affect use (please refer to photos 19 and 20).
- There are age-appropriate scuffs and small scratches, showing signs of use, but the overall condition is good.
- The ash is stored separately, but will be included if you require it.

Recommended for those who understand old tools and antiques.
Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for new quality.
*Please note that price reductions are not accepted for this item.

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