Early 20th Century Japanese Hand-Painted Kokeshi Doll armchairs The chrome does show some

The chrome does show some signs of wear and tear from past use and in places some tiny signs of rust

The chrome elements are the magazine title and Brigitte's hair

The frame is suspended from a polished chrome adjustable chain with a matching ceiling cup to hide the wires where it connects to the ceiling

The two removable inserts have also been restored to match the grain and quality of the rest of the table with no marks or fading

Early 20th Century Japanese Hand-Painted Kokeshi Doll armchairs The chrome does show someOriginated in north eastern Japan, Japanese hand painted Kokeshi dolls, date from the early 20th century. Each one is hand carved and uniquely decorated making every one different from another. Originally intended to be given as a token gift to show love and friendship but were also bought as souvenirs and presents for visitors of the hot springs of the region Togatta in Zao. The dolls are known by their simple smooth trunks which lack arms or legs