Embodying the practical charm and craftsmanship, this substantial wooden sugar box is an artifact of culinary history. It measures a stately 22.5 cm in height, 36 cm in length, and 25.5 cm in width. The exterior is adorned with a hand-painted dragon, a creature often symbolizing power and good fortune, which infuses the piece with a sense of mystique and allure. This intricate detail makes the box a standout piece for both its artistic merit and historical significance. Contained within is the sugar cutter, a companion piece that is as functional as it is historical. The cutter, with its time-honed metal blade and elegantly turned wooden handle, harks back to a time when sugar was a precious commodity, sold in loaves and cut to order. This box and cutter set is a tangible slice of domestic life from a bygone era, offering an intriguing narrative to any collection. Its utility and beauty make it a conversation piece that will resonate with collectors of antique kitchenware and decorative arts alike.