Japanese Tea Caddy ■ Black Lacquer with Three-Leaf Hollyhock Crest Maki-e, Edo Period, Three-Leaf Hollyhock Family Crest, Usucha (thin tea) Utensils, Lacquerware, Tea Ceremony Utensils, Fine Art, Antique, Period Piece, Collectible ■ It is quite old and shows signs of aging. There are small areas of lacquer peeling on the inner rim, etc. There is no major damage. Size: Width 7.7 x Height 5.0 cm This is a high-class incense container from the Edo period lacquerware, decorated with a three-leaf hollyhock pattern in gold maki-e on a black lacquer base. The reddish-brown maki-e that floats on the deep black lacquer is elegantly arranged, expressing the changing of the seasons. The deep luster of the lacquer and the brilliance of the maki-e gold combine harmoniously, and a weathered texture can be seen. This is a masterpiece of Edo period lacquerware, highly valuable as an object of appreciation. Shipping is planned via Sagawa Express (or Mercari delivery depending on location). Free shipping. We will pack it so that it will not break, so please rest assured. We may suddenly cancel the listing. This is a one-of-a-kind item with high rarity value, and the price may increase. Please purchase as soon as possible. Thank you very much. [Management 260217]