Stacked food container - Lacquered wood - Japan - Meiji period (1868-1912)

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Original Meiji period five-tier lacquered jūbako stacking food box from Japan, with a glossy exterior that has aged from black to warm brown and gold fundame rims, vermilion interior, dimensions 43.2 × 24.4 × 23 cm, complete with two covers and the original tomobako, in excellent condition with minor lacquer wear.

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A five-tiered lacquered stacking food box 重箱 (jûbako), complete with two covers.

The exterior is finished in glossy lacquer with gold fundame 粉溜 rims, while the interiors are lacquered in vermilion red. The exterior was originally black lacquer, but through prolonged exposure and age it has gradually discoloured to a warm brown tone. This contrast is particularly visible on one of the covers, where the original darker black lacquer remains more apparent.

The set consists of five stacking tiers and two fitted covers, all of matching rectangular form.

Period: Japan – Meiji period (1868–1912).
Dimensions:
Height 43.2 cm, Width 24.4 cm, Depth 23 cm.

In very good antique condition with traces of age and use, including some small chips and losses to the lacquer, particularly along the edges and corners. Please refer to the photographs for a clear impression of the condition.

Complete with its original signed and sealed wooden storage box 共箱 (tomobako), finished in red lacquer.

Seller's Story

Since 1996, Japanese Antique Store has been importing Japanese antiques directly from Japan. We travel several times a year through Japan and visit auctions, shows, dealers, and collectors. Besides our physical store in Amsterdam, we are also active on Catawiki. We specialize in Samoeraipantser (Yoroi) and objects, lacquerware, screens, paintings, Buddhist images, and many more Japanese artifacts!
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A five-tiered lacquered stacking food box 重箱 (jûbako), complete with two covers.

The exterior is finished in glossy lacquer with gold fundame 粉溜 rims, while the interiors are lacquered in vermilion red. The exterior was originally black lacquer, but through prolonged exposure and age it has gradually discoloured to a warm brown tone. This contrast is particularly visible on one of the covers, where the original darker black lacquer remains more apparent.

The set consists of five stacking tiers and two fitted covers, all of matching rectangular form.

Period: Japan – Meiji period (1868–1912).
Dimensions:
Height 43.2 cm, Width 24.4 cm, Depth 23 cm.

In very good antique condition with traces of age and use, including some small chips and losses to the lacquer, particularly along the edges and corners. Please refer to the photographs for a clear impression of the condition.

Complete with its original signed and sealed wooden storage box 共箱 (tomobako), finished in red lacquer.

Seller's Story

Since 1996, Japanese Antique Store has been importing Japanese antiques directly from Japan. We travel several times a year through Japan and visit auctions, shows, dealers, and collectors. Besides our physical store in Amsterdam, we are also active on Catawiki. We specialize in Samoeraipantser (Yoroi) and objects, lacquerware, screens, paintings, Buddhist images, and many more Japanese artifacts!
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Details

Dynastic Style/Period
Meiji period (1868-1912)
Number of objects
1
Country of Origin
Japan
Material
Lacquered wood
Height
43.2 cm
Width
24.4 cm
Title of artwork
Stacked food container
Depth
23 cm
Condition
Excellent condition
Authenticity
Original/official
The NetherlandsVerified
3683
Objects sold
100%
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