Japanese Lacquered Wood Picnic Box "beko" From The 1900s

A large picnic box...
A beko...
JAPANESE origin...
From the 1900s...
In lacquered wood...
And gold decoration...
Decoration that is classic, nature...!
Some imperfections on the outside for 2 corners (lack of color) And at the bottom of the frame of the main face...
And small imperfections on an interior box...
Small knocks and wear from use...
For info I will entrust it to my cabinetmaker to improve all that...!
The push-button closure as well as the hinges and the handle are in good condition and fully functional...
They have a pretty brown patina...
The handle to open the transport box wide must pass through the attachment ring, left side..
Inside everything is complete...
With its five small trays where each decoration is unique...
Note that in the art of the table and the art of tea the objects are in fives and not in sixes as with us...!
There are also five identical boxes for the size, there too the decorations are different and complement each other...
There is a small tray on four small feet...
As well as a box with a lid bigger than the others...
And two last boxes there also with different decorations which complement each other...
To take out all the boxes two holes on the back allow them to be pushed out of their housing...
This is also clever and simple...
A beautiful object with multiple facets...
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Weight ... 2 kilos 360 gr