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Japanese Antique Money Box Saisenbako Savings Taisho 1918 Temple Shrine Style Folk Art Ideal for collectors of Japanese
Japanese Antique Money Box Saisenbako Savings Taisho 1918 Temple Shrine Style Folk Art Ideal for collectors of Japanese
Japanese Antique Money Box Saisenbako Savings Taisho 1918 Temple Shrine Style Folk Art Ideal for collectors of Japanese
Japanese Antique Money Box Saisenbako Savings Taisho 1918 Temple Shrine Style Folk Art Ideal for collectors of Japanese

Japanese Antique Money Box Saisenbako Savings Taisho 1918 Temple Shrine Style Folk Art Ideal for collectors of Japanese

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Japanese Antique Money Box Saisenbako Savings Taisho 1918 Temple Shrine Style Folk Art Ideal for collectors of JapaneseDescription Item Details This is a historic Japanese antique wooden box from the Taisho Period. While it features the classic design of a Temple or Shrine Offertory Box (Saisen bako), historical inscriptions reveal it served a unique role in local community history. Date: Dated "Taisho 7, April" (1918). Design: It is crafted in a rustic style with a central handle for portability, typical of collection boxes used in temples or meetings. Material: Wood

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Japanese Antique Money Box Saisenbako Savings Taisho 1918 Temple Shrine Style Folk Art Ideal for collectors of JapaneseDescription Item Details This is a historic Japanese antique wooden box from the Taisho Period. While it features the classic design of a Temple or Shrine Offertory Box (Saisen bako), historical inscriptions reveal it served a unique role in local community history. Date: Dated "Taisho 7, April" (1918). Design: It is crafted in a rustic style with a central handle for portability, typical of collection boxes used in temples or meetings. Material: Wood

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