【Tea Ceremony Utensils】 Tobacco Tray Tame-nuri (lacquer) finish, bamboo handle, long square Ichito-ko (a specific style) copy, made by Soetsu Nakamura No box 【Size】 ◯ Tobacco Tray Width approx. 25.5cm x Depth approx. 16cm Height approx. 21cm (including handle) Side height approx. 9.5cm This item was owned by my grandmother as a tea ceremony utensil. The handle is made of bamboo and has a solid, calm appearance. 【Condition】 This item has been stored for a long time. There is no major damage, but there are some small scratches and spots of dullness when examined closely. However, I think it is still in a usable condition. As this item has been stored at home and has aged over time, I would appreciate it if those who like antiques would purchase it. Shipping included & anonymous delivery. Instant purchase OK. I will wipe it thoroughly before shipping. I am also selling other tea ceremony utensils. ↓ #chiroTeaCeremonyUtensilsEtc. Bamboo weaving storage item Wooden Warabi-nami Maki-e (lacquer) Arai-shu Hake-me-nuri (lacquer) Hikihai (small sake cups) Five pieces Gen-gensai-ko (a specific style) copy Tea ceremony utensils Sake cups New Year's Sencha (tea ceremony) Small bowls New Year's Confectionery container Tea ceremony Sencha Kiyomizu-yaki (Kyoto ware) Kyo-yaki (Kyoto ware) Tachikichi Donburi (bowl) Ceramics/Pottery Mashiko-yaki (Mashiko ware) Kiyomizu-yaki (Kyoto ware) Small bowls Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten Pottery Ceramics Mingei (folk art) Urasenke (tea ceremony school) Pottery Handicraft Wagashi (Japanese sweets) Utsuwa (vessels) Auspicious items Tea ceremony utensils Traditional crafts Made in Japan Confectionery tray New Year's Hon-urushi-nuri (genuine lacquer) Ring flower bowl Yusai Tea container Confectionery container Confectionery plate Shu-nuri (vermilion lacquer) Antiques Showa (era) Retro Tea ceremony utensils Wooden Lacquerware Kaiseki (traditional multi-course meal) Kaiseki cuisine Vessels Urasenke (tea ceremony school) Rikyu (tea master) Living National Treasure Kyobako (wooden box) Yamagata Casting Living National Treasure Furo (tea ceremony brazier) Haigata (ash arrangement) Mushikui Gotoku (tripod) Sato Jousei Shippo Choshi (sake server) Choshi (sake server) Yotsuba-mon (clover pattern) Sansui-mon (landscape pattern) Sake vessels Ironware Interior Tabako-bon (tobacco tray) Bamboo craft Bamboo weaving Bamboo art Showa (era) retro At that time Tobacco tray Tea ceremony utensils Sencha utensils Charcoal utensils Ash utensils Made in Japan Tezuke-bon (hand-made tray) For those who like it