April 23, 2024
130208 Vintage Japanese lacquered wooden Fumibako letter case / box
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PLEASE TAKE A CLOSE LOOK AT ALL THE PICTURES DISPLAYED AT THE UPPER LEFT OF THE PAGE AND READ THE WHOLE PAGE CAREFULLY BEFORE PURCHASING AND/OR BIDDING. DESCRIPTION Up for sale is an old Japanese lacquered wooden letter case or box called Fumibako, with cranes painted on the lid. Please note that it's stained, scratched and cracked. Material : wood Size (approx.) : 7cm/2.7" tall x 19cm/7.4" wide x 49cm/19.2" deep Net weight (approx.) : 610g/21.5oz Gross weight (approx.) : 1.6kg/3.5lb Age : mid 20th century or older SHIPPING This item is shipped by insured EMS unless other shipping options are requested. "Expedited shipping from outside US" and "Expedited int'l shipping" here mean EMS . EMS usually takes a few days, up to a week or two, depending on your location and circumstances. Small Packet shipping options are available for this item. Please contact us for other shipping options and combined shipping. Import duties, taxes and charges are NOT included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up. Please do NOT confuse them for additional shipping
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