This item was stored for a long time in an old house. Details and authenticity are unknown. It was stored in the back of a closet. It was wrapped in newspaper in the condition shown in the second image. The newspaper dates were April 30th and May 1st, Showa 48 (1973), so I believe it has been left untouched for quite a long time. It was wrapped in thin paper with a store name on it (images 2 and 3), but it is severely damaged with stains, tears, and other deterioration, and there is no original form, so it will not be included. There are stains, large scratches, small scratches, scuffs, peeling, dullness, etc., overall. Some items have cracks or splits. In addition, there are signs of paint unevenness or deterioration on the inner edges and corners. There is warping. Some have less, but many have considerable warping, so please consider the warping to be significant. I have no knowledge of lacquerware, and this item is being sold as is, in "generally poor condition." This item was stored carelessly for a long time in an old house. Durability is also unknown, including aging, fading, and discoloration. Please check the images and understand the condition before purchasing. Regarding packaging, a complete amateur will use simple packaging as shown in the images, place it in a recycled cardboard box, and ship it via Takkyubin (Yamato Transport) in a 120cm size. The thin paper that was used for wrapping during storage will not be included.