Thank you for viewing. This is a Tame-nunobari (lacquered cloth) style hibachi (fire pit). The signature includes the characters "哲" and "齋," but I couldn't read the other characters. "Tame-nunobari" is a lacquerware technique. It involves applying cloth to the edges of the wooden base (such as zelkova wood), and then layering transparent lacquer (Tame-urushi) without pigments on top. This creates a deep amber or brownish-red color, characteristic of high-quality lacquerware. The cloth adds strength, and the texture of the cloth is stylish and makes scratches less noticeable. Due to storage conditions, the edge of the hibachi is peeling. The cast copper inside has verdigris, and the cloth has insect damage. I recommend this item to those who appreciate antiques. It is not suitable for those who are overly concerned about condition. Shipping will be done using cushioning materials, newspaper, and recycled cardboard.