Antique Japanese Meiji Era Suzuribako Red Lacquer Calligraphy Tansu Jubako these hibashi are slightly different

these hibashi are slightly different lengths (as seen in pic 4) they remain in good (functional) condition

Length = 2

Note some minor nicks and separation of the original lacquer finish

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Perfect for your sacred space or as a meaningful gift

Antique Japanese Meiji Era Suzuribako Red Lacquer Calligraphy Tansu Jubako these hibashi are slightly differentThis is a 150 year old antique Japanese suzuribako from the early Meiji Era (c. 1870's). This suzuribako (portable calligraphy tansu) has three drawers and a lidded top section, made of solid Keyaki (zelkova) wood and finished in a red persimmon stain lacquer. The metal hardware is hand forged iron. Length = 11" Width = 8. 5" Height = 8. 5" Suzuribako were used as portable accounting chests (the forerunner of the attache' case). Also known as a