Retro, round, two-tiered lacquerware jubako (tiered food container) from the Heisei era. This is a used item. It was mainly used for many years as a confectionery box for guests, and was only used a few times to hold osechi (New Year's dishes). It has been washed and stored for the last 15 years. ☆ Manufacturer unknown, round two-tiered jubako * The flower-shaped decorations are made of shell. * I have been told it is made of wood and genuine lacquer. * Dimensions: Diameter (inner) 14cm x Outer diameter 16cm x Height 9cm. Please allow for slight variations. * It has been washed, so there is no sticking or lingering odor. (Note) There are lacquer chips and scratches on the lid. (Note) There are thin, shallow scratches on the inside of the jubako. (Note) Jubako body only. * Although it has not been used many times in practice, it is a personal item that has been stored long-term by an amateur and has lacquer chips and scratches. As I am not a seller, please consider this item with the understanding that quality assurance is waived, no claims, and no returns or exchanges are accepted as essential conditions. ☆ I am looking for someone who understands the characteristics of used tableware. Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about minor imperfections. ☆ Please check the seller information in the profile section. Mercari sales record: 180, Yahoo! Auctions positive feedback rate: 100%, sales record: 283.