Japanese Red Lacquer Box (Interior View), Edo–Meiji Period
The interior of a Japanese lacquerware box finished in a rich cinnabar-red lacquer. The surface shows characteristic age lines and wear along the joints, consistent with traditional urushi lacquer construction. A small black painted or inked mark is visible, likely an inventory, dealer, or workshop reference added later. Overall appearance suggests Edo to early Meiji period craftsmanship, possibly originally used for documents, incense, or personal accessories.Dimensions: 8.5 x 8.5 x 6 in.
Condition
Overall good condition.The red lacquer interior shows age-related wear, including surface scratches, scuffs, and minor losses along edges and corners.
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The interior of a Japanese lacquerware box finished in a rich cinnabar-red lacquer. The surface shows characteristic age lines and wear along the joints, consistent with traditional urushi lacquer construction. A small black painted or inked mark is visible, likely an inventory, dealer, or workshop reference added later. Overall appearance suggests Edo to early Meiji period craftsmanship, possibly originally used for documents, incense, or personal accessories.Dimensions: 8.5 x 8.5 x 6 in.
Condition
Overall good condition.The red lacquer interior shows age-related wear, including surface scratches, scuffs, and minor losses along edges and corners.