Inro, Netsuke, Tonbodama (glass beads), Sagemono (hanging objects), Antique, Tobacco pouch, Seal, Ojime (slider bead), Old tools, Vintage This is a brass inro from the Edo period. It is a small container for items such as tobacco, medicine, seals, and coins. The netsuke is a wooden manjū netsuke (round netsuke). The netsuke has cracks and scratches. A glass ojime is attached. The glass has small chips and scratches. The inro has dents, small scratches, scuffs, and dirt from use. There is some damage to the cord due to wear. Height: Approximately 7.5cm Width: Approximately 7.7cm Thickness: Approximately 3.8cm There may be some slight variations. The display stand is not included. #Inro #Netsuke #Netsuke #Ojime #ManjuNetsuke #ManjuNetsuke #Daitokuji (temple) #Kaiseki utensils #Kado (flower arrangement) #Vase #Pottery #Hanaire (flower container) #Antique #Tetsubin (iron kettle) #Chatubo (tea caddy) #Ceramics #Kodo (incense ceremony) #Chaki (tea utensils) #Kaki (flower container) #Usuchaki (thin tea container) #Kogo (incense container) #Chagama (tea kettle) #Silver #Chrysanthemum pattern #Kakemono (hanging scroll) #Tin #Copper #Iron #Ibushigin (oxidized silver) #Wooden #Guinomi (sake cup) #China #Urushi (lacquer) #Urushiware (lacquerware) #Kashiki (confectionery container) Japandi Bizen ware Arita ware arita japan ceramic ware Old traditional Japanese Japanese Antique lacquerware Japanese Antique tableware Japanese Antique pottery