Antique Japanese Tansu Box, Suzuribako Inkstone Case, Cedar Storage

Overall, this piece has a calm atmosphere that evokes its age.
Although there is some damage and dirt due to age, it is in good condition and ready to use.
A key is also included.
Old "suribako" boxes in good condition are popular in Japan, and simply placing them in a room as furniture will add a cool touch to the room.

This furniture is called "kakesuribako" (掛摺箱), which dates from the Edo period (1603-1868) to the early Meiji period (1868-1912).
In its standard form, the inner box is hung over the edge of the outer box, and can hold calligraphy tools, ink, and water, or drawers can be made to hold small items separately, or lids can be hung.
Half of the top is open to create a storage space, and the other half is a place to store old coins, which fall into a drawer below, which can be locked.

□ Size:  H 9.3in × W 8.3in × D 12.6in （about H23.5cm×W21cm×D32cm  ）
□ Weight : 112.6oz (3200g)
□ Material : Wood,Metal

condition...
It is in good condition, but there are stains and scratches over time. The top lid opens and closes by sliding the knob.
There are chips in the wood at the back of the two drawers.