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PRODUCTS

Yamada Heiando (Imperial Household Agency warrant) 1919 Yamada Takanosuke establishes the Yamada Lacquer Ware Shop in Nihonbashi. 1924: Yamada Heiando was ordered by the Ministry of the Imperial Household to produce a number of furnishings for the establishment of the Imperial Palace. In 1928, on the occasion of the Grand Ceremony of His Majesty the Emperor, Yamada was commissioned to produce all post-ceremonial furnishings. 　　　　　　The following year, on the occasion of His Majesty's accession to the throne, he was given the order to produce the commemorative gifts. In 1930, he received an order to make the sacred treasures for the post-relocation ceremony of Ise Grand Shrine, and was honored to participate in the ceremony. Received orders from the Ministry of the Imperial Household and other political and business leaders in Tokyo. A specialty retailer of lacquerware, providing lacquerware for over 90 years through its directly managed store in Daikanyama and department stores. Accessories A box, a net, a bookmark Size Maximum diameter: 15.2cm 　Height: 20.5cm Remarks This is a Yamada Heiando (Zou) Fukube Bento Box, 4-tiered. It can be used not only as a lunch box, but also as a confectionary, a food basket, a container for things, and so on. It is also good for cherry blossom viewing. It is in good condition with no signs of use. There are some imperfections that may have been caused by the photographing process.

CONDITION LEVEL 2 Excellent

0  New
1  Mint
2  Excellent
3  Very Good
4  Good
5  Acceptable-Junk
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