Lot 215 A JAPANESE LACQUERED RICE CONTAINER WITH FAMILY CREST (MON),EDO PERIOD (1615–1868)

A splendid large Japanese rice container (shokudō) from the Edo period, featuring a lustrous black lacquered exterior adorned with a striking gold maki-e family crest (mon) on the lid. The interior is brilliantly finished in vermilion-red lacquer, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and ceremonial elegance.

This vessel, both functional and decorative, is housed in its original wooden transport box, labeled accordingly with period reference (江戸期 / Edo-ki). A rare and refined example of traditional Japanese lacquerware used in formal dining or ritual settings.
Diameter 30.5 cm.
Height 24 cm.