Special Open Days
on October 26, 27 & 28, 2007
We are pleased to invite you to our three open days on October 26, 27 and 28 (Friday - Sunday), from 11 AM to 8 PM in our shop located in Chee de Waterloo, 417 in Ixelles (1050 Brussels).
Schelma started twenty years ago on October 1987. To celebrate this anniversary, we will have a special Japanese lottery or KUJIBIKI for our buyers and a few other things to make this event special.
Our shop will be closed for three days before the event (Tuesday - Thursday).
Last summer, we spent quite a few weeks in the Southern region of Japan and collected some very nice pieces of furniture and some rare items as well.
Here is a list of items that we will show during this preview sale (we haven’t mentioned the quantity):
Furniture: (more than 50 new pieces)
CHA-DANSU (tea chest) - CHOBA-DANSU (merchant chest) - HIBACHI (brazier table) - HON-DANA (book chest) - ISHO-DANSU (clothing chest) - KAIDAN-DANSU (step chest) - KAZARI-DANA (informal ornamental shelves) - KO-DANSU (small chest) - KOHIKIDASHI (stationary cabinet) - KOTATSU (heater-table) - MIZUYA-DANSU (kitchen chest) - MONOIRE-DANSU (storing chest) - NAGAMOCHI (family chest) - TSUKUE (writing desk) - ZATAKU (low table) - etc.
Items: (more than 150 new items)
ABUMI (pair of stirrup) - BINGAKE (brazier) - BUTSUZO (Buddha) - CHAIRE (tea leaves pot) - CHAKOBOSHI (tea accessory) - CHASEN (tea accessory) - CHASHAKU (water ladle) - CHAWAN (bol) - CHOZU-BACHI (basin) - DAI (show stand) - DORA (gong) - FUCHIN (scroll's weights) - FUKUROKUJU (one of the seven lucky deities) - FURIN (summer bell) - FURO (tea ceremony brazier) - GETA (wooden shoes) - GOBANSETO (go game set) - HAKO (box) - HANAIRE (vase) - HANAKAGO (ikebana basket) - HARI-BAKO (sewing box) - HIBACHI (brazier) - IKO (kimono stand) - JIZAIKAGI (trammel) - JU-BAKO (special day's lunch set) - JYUNOU (Brazier's shavel) - JYUROJIN (one of the seven lucky deities) - KABIN (vase) - KADAI (bonsai's display table) - KAGAMI (mirror) - KAGO (basket) - KAIBITSU or HOKAI (box for kaiawase game) - KAKEMONO (scroll) - KAKI (vase) - KANBAN (Sign board) - KANE (small bell) - KANTSUKEKI - (Set for warming up sake) - KANZASHI (hair pin) - KASHIGATA (rice cake pattern) - KATANA-KAKE (katana holder) - KENZAN (flower-stand) - KIMONO (Japanese dress) - KISERU (pipe) - KOBACHI (bowl) - KOBAKO (small box) - KOTATSU (heater-table) - KOURO (incense burner) - KUSHI (ornamental comb and hair pin) - MAKURA (pillow) - MANEKINEKO (beckoning cat) - MINOGASA (farmer’s hat) - MISU (blind) - MOKUGYO (wooden gong) - NOREN (shop curtain) - OBON (tray) - OHIRA (bowl - OHITSU (rice bucket) - OKIMONO (ornament in bronze) - OMEN (mask) - OWAN (soup cup) - RANMA (above sliding doors ornament) - SEKIBUTSU (stone Buddha) - SHOKUDAI (candlestand) - SUZURI (inkstone) - SUZURI-BAKO (inkstone box) - TABAKOBON (tobacco tray set) - TETSUBIN (kettle) - TOKKURI (sake jug) - TSUNODAREU (sake keg) - TO (door) - TORO (stone lantern) - TSUBA (sword's guard) - USUBATA (ikebana vase) - YUMI (bow) - etc..
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