This lot features a sophisticated pairing of two traditional Japanese decorative works, both exhibiting remarkable preservation and craftsmanship. 1. Raden (Mother-of-Pearl) Jewelry Box Design: An elegant scene of a bird perched among blossoming branches. Technique: The Raden (iridescent shell inlay) is expertly applied, showing a vibrant, multi-colored glow (iridescence) depending on the angle of light. Interior: Features a pristine red velvet lining with specialized ring rolls. Condition: Excellent, appears to be in unused/mint condition with no missing inlay or surface damage. Dimensions: 11 x 12.4 x 6 cm. 2. Gilt Floral Vase Design: A bold, high-relief golden Chrysanthemum (Kiku), the iconic symbol of Japanese nobility. Material: Metal (likely a heavy alloy) with a refined black finish and a silver-toned rim. Condition: Very good. No chips, dents, or significant wear. Dimensions: Height 22 cm, Diameter 9 cm. General Information: Period: Mid to Late Showa period (2nd half 20th Century). Total Weight: Approximately 1 kg. Shipping: Will be shipped with professional care, utilizing double-boxing for maximum protection. Tracking number provided.