Japanese Antique Wooden Drawer Box House Marked “Yama-sa” No.3 Meiji Era WO553 Statue/Figure consistent with genuine iron artifacts

consistent with genuine iron artifacts of the Edo period

Uses An authentic study piece for collectors of early Japanese ceramics and kiln archaeology

Height: 27

The interior is a lustrous polished black with dramatic swirls of red

It captures the nostalgic atmosphere of a Showa-era Izakaya or liquor shop

Japanese Antique Wooden Drawer Box House Marked “Yama-sa” No.3 Meiji Era WO553 Statue/Figure consistent with genuine iron artifactsJapanese Antique Wooden Drawer Box House Marked Yama sa No. 3 Meiji Era This is an authentic Japanese antique wooden drawer box, likely used for storage and organization in a merchants shop, workshop, or other practical setting. The exterior bears a carved house or identification mark, possibly reading Yama sa (), and the inner box is marked San ban ( No. 3), suggesting it was part of a numbered system. A distinctive feature is the yellow cord