Japanese Wooden Miso Storage Tubs, Pair

Japanese: Folk Art: Utilitarian Accessories Pre 1960: item #1124599
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Pair Japanese Wooden Miso Storage Tubs, 14 1/2" high with top, 14" diameter on top rim area, made during mid 1900's. These tubs were used to store the different kind of Miso from the Miso merchant store. They have beautiful chestnut color Lacquer finish, no major damages except some loses of Lacquer finish. Hand written Kanji is on the bottom of the both tubs.

Japanese Saki Barrel, Red Lacquer on Wood

Japanese: Folk Art: Utilitarian Accessories Pre 1960: item #1124594
3A118

Japanese Red Lacquer on wood Saki Barrel, 10" high for only barrel, 20" high to the top of the handle, 19" diameter top rim area with twisted bamboo wrapping around the barrel. Made during mid 1900's, there are lots of red lacquer loses.

Japanese Tool Box, Kiri wood

Japanese: Folk Art: Utilitarian Accessories Pre 1920: item #1124589
3A117

Japanese Kiri Wood Tool Box, 12" high, 12" wide, 5" deep, early part of 1900's, with family Mon(crest) in black design on one side but lot of black ink is gone, but some still left to see that the design is family Mon. Top is separate, fit above the top of the bottom section. Old original bamboo nail is exposed through one small triangle shape missing wood area on the bottom.

Japanese Hook Carved Wood

Japanese: Folk Art: Utilitarian Accessories Pre 1980: item #1123291
3A150B

Japanese carved Keyaki wood part of the Hook for hanging iron tea pot, 7 1/4"high, 2 1/4" wide, 1" deep, in good condition, no damages.

Japanese "J" shape Hook carved wood

Japanese: Folk Art: Utilitarian Accessories Pre 1980: item #1123289
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Japanese carved wood "J" shape Hook, 8 1/2" high, 7 1/4" wide, 5 1/4" deep, to support the hanging iron tea pot suspended from the ceiling over the open fire on the floor. Solid wood carving, no damages.

Japanese Cherry Blossom Wood Kiseru with Pipe

Japanese: Folk Art: Utilitarian Accessories Pre 1920: item #1119729
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An elegant Japanese kiseru with a wooden double gourd ojimie. We believe the pipe case and tobacco box to be made from Sakura, cherry blossom wood, (Prunus serrulata). In excellent condition, the pipe case measures 9.5" long, pipe: 7.5" long, and the tobacco box is just under 3" in diameter.

Antique Japanese Cherry Bark Kiseru with Two Pipes

Japanese: Folk Art: Utilitarian Accessories Pre 1920: item #1119725
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A Japanese cherry bark kiseru with a carved wood ojime. The set includes 2 pipes. There is some age related wear to the pipe case, otherwise in very good condition. Circa 1900.
Measurements;
Pouch: 2.75" high
Small pipe: about 2.75"... Click for details

Vintage Japanese Mirror Box

Japanese: Folk Art: Utilitarian Accessories Pre 1930: item #1087768
ZN11007

This type of mirror box is often referred to as a "man's mirror box", probably because of its efficient design, compactness and simplicity. When opened, the mirror portion can be adjusted by sliding it back and forth. The inside has two drawers and a removable tray. The cover has a basket weave design, a small blemish on the lacquer on the lower right side but otherwise, in very good condition. Two indented handles on both sides. Unusual and very useful. Japanese, Taisho period, circa 1930. Clos... Click for details

Vintage Japanese Three Drawer Box

Japanese: Folk Art: Utilitarian Accessories Pre 1950: item #1087758
ZN11003

Box made of water sugi wood with iron handles and side fittings. Drawers are lined. A handsome, no nonsense box in which to store valuables or papers; in pristine condition. Japanese, Showa period. 8 1/8 " high x 11" wide x 6 1/8" deep.

Antique Japanese Paper Box, Horse Motif

Japanese: Folk Art: Utilitarian Accessories Pre 1910: item #1087748
ZN11009

Green box with horse images. This kind of one drawer box was used to keep medicine which the pharmacist carried to the home of the recipient. Usually they carry a few of them and it's not unusual to find them inside baskets strapped to the back of their bicycles. This particular one is bright and whimsical. Japanese, Taisho period. 4 3/4" x 7 3/4" x 9".