Japanese Lacquerware / Bento Storage Box, Taishō Period 1920s

Portable wooden storage/transport furniture for bento, ceramics or lacquerware.

These boxes were often used to carry bento boxes to work in the fields or for picnics.

This box is opened at the front by sliding the panel upwards. Inside, there is one shelf provided.

A typical Japanese utensil with decorative value. Convenient for storing small items, it adds beauty to any interior.

Dimensions: height 51 cm, width 33.5 cm, depth 24 cm.