Four boxes including: a Chinese tea box, late Qing Dynasty, polychrome decorated with flowers and figures, hinges loose; a Chinese lacquer and mother-of pearl jewelry/dresser box, probably late Qing/Republican period, sarcophagus form decorated with floral and butterfly motif, bail handles, fitted interior, raised on carved gilt feet, loss, especially to decoration on lid; Chinese lacquer box, probably late Qing/Republican period, rectangular and decorated with carved and polychrome landscape decoration and figures in applied mother of pearl and other materials, bail handles, interior fitted with a tray, loss/wear, hinges loose; and a gold lacquer box, Japanese, Meiji/Taisho period, shaped lid decorated with pavilion by a riverscape with bridges and irises, some wear, all pieces with wear consistent with age and use including damages and loss, sold as is, largest (with stone inlay): 8 1/2" h. x 16 1/2" w. x 10 1/2" d.