Japanese Antique container KOIMARI Porcelain Jūbako red flower decoration Stacking ceramic Bento Box Meiji 1910s H8.3in/21cm four-tiered

Japanese Antique container KOIMARI Porcelain Jūbako red flower decoration Stacking ceramic Bento Box Meiji 1910s H8.3in/21cm four-tiered.

This is a four-tiered porcelain container called a stacked box.
Originally, this was a lunch box-like item used to hold food and snacks.
It is an 古伊万里焼old Imari ware made in the Meiji period and is in very good condition and highly recommended. This comes with the original wooden box.
Flowers, arabesques, scrolls and fans are delicately painted. Red and pale yellowish green are used, making it gorgeous and beautiful. In the center of the lid, the word "福Fuku (good fortune)" is depicted in Kanji characters.
Newer ceramic stacked boxes were printed and mass-produced, but this kind of hand-drawn and really old ceramic stacked box is rare. There are a few tiny chips, but no major damage and ready to use.

It is recommended to use it for storing accessories, make-up, etc.

□ Size: H 8.3in × W 6.3in（about H21cm×W16cm ）
□ Weight : 73.9oz (2100g)
□ Material : ceramic, Porcelain

condition...
It is in good condition, but there are small scratches and dirt due to aging. There are a few tiny chips, but no major damage and ready to use.

I list antiques that sometimes have chips, rubbings and cracks
as they are very old antiques so please check the images and understand the current
condition before buying.