These are the tools for the San-nin Kanjo (three court ladies). They were stored in a Paulownia box that housed the unearthed Hina doll accessories. There was no original box, and they were wrapped in thin paper. Details such as the age are unknown, but judging from the discoloration of the metal, they appear to be quite old. Fine craftsmanship is evident. They appear to be items made with great care by artisans. The Hisage (small sake pot) and Nagae no Choshi (long-handled sake server) are made of metal. Based on the color, they appear to be made of copper and brass. The Sanpo (small square table) is thin, so it is likely made of paper rather than wood. Part of the inner lining of the Oshiki (the top square tray) is lifting due to aging (see image 7). These are antique items. Please consider this with the understanding of age-related deterioration. Since they appear to be quite old, they are listed as "slightly scratched and stained," but there is no damage other than natural aging. Thank you for viewing.