Thank you for viewing. This is a ceramic piggy bank modeled after the "Tawaraya-shiki Chuba-ko," the first red cylindrical postbox introduced in Japan. As stated in the explanatory note attached to the postbox, this postbox is a reproduction of the historical design of the postboxes first installed in Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and other cities in 1901 (Meiji 34). Product Features: Design: Retro design of Japan's first red postbox (Tawaraya-shiki Chuba-ko, round iron post). Material: Made of ceramic, featuring a glossy, vibrant red color. Accessories: An explanatory note detailing the history of the postbox (see photo 3). Condition: There are no noticeable large scratches or stains, but please forgive any minor scratches or color unevenness due to long-term storage. The bottom lid is also attached, and it can be used as a piggy bank without any problems. Size: Height: Approximately 20cm Diameter of the base: Approximately 8cm This is a very valuable ornament that allows you to feel the history of Japanese postal service. Recommended for those who like retro designs and those who collect postal goods. *Please purchase only if you understand that this is a used item and has been stored at home. *Please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous about home storage. *There may be small stains or scratches due to aging. *The outer box may have discoloration, stains, or tears. *Please judge the condition from the photos and purchase only if you are satisfied. *All accessories are shown in the photos. A51