Japanese & Korean, 19th/20th century. Group of four wooden storage boxes of rectangular form comprising of a Japanese Shunkei clear lacquered cedar two drawer box with circular copper hardware on drawer fronts and bronze C-shaped bail handle at top; a Japanese textured lacquered box with three drawers (pierced circular holes at back); a Japanese 19th century pine wood safe or coin box with pierced slit on middle of top above two locking pull out drawers with circular iron hardware; and a Korean lacquered paulonia wood stationary box with faceted wooden knob on drawer front and thin bronze strap work on exterior. Cedar box approximate height 6", width 5.2'", depth 7.1". Safe approximate height 7", width 8.9', depth 12". Korean box approximate height 5.5", width 10", depth 15". Provenance: From the Collection of Owner and Director of Gallery Momoyama, Reginald Williams of Atlanta, Georgia.

Each box examined under black light - no apparent repairs. Each box is used condition with wear commensurate with age and use. Some minor wood splitting to each - not distracting. The two boxes with two drawers each with some missing hardware not effecting usability. All boxes structurally sound and functional.