Japanese Bamboo and Cast Iron Wardrobe by Perret Vibert, circa 1900

Japanese Bamboo and Cast Iron Wardrobe by Perret Vibert, circa 1900

Elegant wardrobe featuring Japanese bamboo and rattan coat hangers, created by Perret Vibert, also known as the "House of Bamboo," founded in Paris in 1879. This exquisite piece showcases the Japonisme movement that captivated European design during the late 19th century.

Style and functionality The delicate bamboo construction combined with natural rattan elements creates an authentic Eastern aesthetic. The hooks are crafted from cast iron in bamboo imitation, demonstrating the period's fascination with Japanese craftsmanship and materials.

Specifications

• Designer: Perret Vibert (House of Bamboo)
• Date: Circa 1900
• Origin: Paris, founded 1879
• Materials: Japanese bamboo, rattan, cast iron
• Hook design: Cast iron bamboo imitation
• Style: Japonisme / Victorian Oriental
• Condition: Good antique condition