Null Japanese tea caddy, angular box, black lacquered and decorated with Asian p…

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Japanese tea caddy, angular box, black lacquered and decorated with Asian pagoda and cherry blossom motifs, mother-of-pearl inlays, inside 2 compartments with hinged lids, Meiji period (1860-1912), approx. 12x20x11cm, lacquer and mother-of-pearl rubbed and slightly bumped in places, 1 hinge loose, no key present

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Japanese tea caddy, angular box, black lacquered and decorated with Asian pagoda and cherry blossom motifs, mother-of-pearl inlays, inside 2 compartments with hinged lids, Meiji period (1860-1912), approx. 12x20x11cm, lacquer and mother-of-pearl rubbed and slightly bumped in places, 1 hinge loose, no key present

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