Small Japanese Tea Crate
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We absolutely love these vintage Japanese tea crates from the 1920s. Lift the lid to reveal storage inside. The crate is lined with tin.
More Details
This crate is a little different to the others because it has labels on each side, normally they’re just on the ends.
We have a couple in our house, one is a coffee table and houses all our games and puzzles and the other is a bedside table in our youngest daughters bedroom. Great storage potential and very cool to look at!
The crates could also be used for filing. If you look at the final picture you will see a birch ply hanging rail which can be used to hang admin folders. When ordering please choose which option you would like above; no hanging rail or hanging rail.
Dimensions
- Height: 42.5cm
- Width: 38cm
- Depth: 59.5cm
Shipping Information
- Delivery of larger items: £45-80 Exact price will show at checkout
- Delivery on a day that suits you and within a 3hr time slot
- Smaller items will be sent via Royal Mail or Parcelforce
- Free delivery within a 10 miles radius or collection from our studio
Questions? Get in touch or read our full delivery policy.
Returns & Refunds
Our goods are vintage or pre-loved and sold "as seen," they'll show signs of previous wear even where restored. We photograph and describe items as accurately as possible, so please check measurements carefully before buying, items can't be returned for not fitting.
To return an item, notify us within 24 hours of delivery. We'll refund the item cost (excluding original shipping) once it's back with us within 7 days, in the same condition, at your cost.
Customised orders (e.g. sprayed, painted or altered) cannot be refunded.
If your item arrives damaged or not as ordered, let us know within 24 hours and we'll put it right.
Please note
This is a vintage item that has been used and loved and therefore shows some signs of wear.
Small Japanese Tea Crate
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