Antique Japanese c.1930's Cast Iron Tea Ceremony Furogama with Electric Sumi Element Chashaku it remains in very good

it remains in very good condition

The pattern extends across the domed lid

Height = 10" (includes 1/2' white border)

Designed originally for kimono

This teardrop-form snuff bottle is worked in the Peking glass (bo li) overlay tradition — cobalt blue over white milk glass

Antique Japanese c.1930's Cast Iron Tea Ceremony Furogama with Electric Sumi Element Chashaku it remains in very goodThis vintage mid Show era (c. 1950) Japanese cast iron Furogama (tea hibachi & kettle) was utilized in the Japanese formal chado (tea ceremony) to heat water. It is made of a thick heavy cast iron and the lid to the kama is made of bronze with a nice bud blossom finial. It has side rings on both the kama (kettle) as well as the furo (hibachi). There are venting holes around the top of the furo with larger oval holes on both sides to tend the fire. It