Early 20th Century Japanese Lacquered Decorative Boxes Collection – Hand-Painted Floral and Bird Motifs An attractive collection of five antique Japanese lacquered boxes, dating from the early 20th century. Each piece showcases traditional hand-painted decoration featuring birds, flowers, foliage, and nature-inspired motifs, reflecting the refined aesthetic of Japanese decorative arts. The ensemble displays a rich palette of red, black, gold, and polychrome lacquer finishes, offering strong decorative appeal both individually and as a group. Crafted from wood and finished with lacquer, these boxes illustrate the delicate craftsmanship associated with Japanese export and domestic decorative objects of the period. Several examples bear decorative inscriptions or signatures, enhancing their authenticity and cultural character. The varied designs, from elegant songbirds among blossoms to stylized floral compositions, make this collection particularly appealing to collectors of Asian art and lacquerware. Origin: Japan Period: Early 20th century Materials: Wood, lacquer, hand-painted decoration Dimensions: Largest box: 30 cm × 10.5 cm × 8 cm (11.81 × 4.13 × 3.15 in) Smallest box: 15 cm × 12 cm × 4.5 cm (5.91 × 4.72 × 1.77 in) Condition: Presented in fair antique condition with visible age-related wear, scratches, losses to the lacquer, surface abrasions, and missing elements. No keys are present. The condition is consistent with age and use and contributes to the authentic character of the collection. Please refer carefully to the photographs, which form an integral part of the description. A charming and decorative group of Japanese lacquer boxes, ideal for collectors, interior decorators, or enthusiasts of Asian antiques and traditional craftsmanship.