Featured Japanese Lacquered Persimmon Box- Age？

I just bought this delicious Japanese lacquered incense box and wonder if more information can be obtained.

Unlike other boxes which are often signed directly on them or on the wooden box they come with, I have nothing with mine, only a small, ineligible mark on the back of the lid of the box it came in( yes two boxes here lol, just see pic). And these persimmons are made for probably a hundred years, tho style does change but you can’t tell much about the style based on the realism.

But it’s so sweet, and the best part of it is the barely visible line where the lid meets the base (or is there a professional word for it?)

what do you think? How old could it be?

 

PS: someone on instagram have shared a similar box but the attributed maker‘s mark does not match the mark on my box’s box

 

Shamster, this box is... DELICIOUS!!!

 

ideal for serving desserts

 

That is really lovely.

 

No idea, but it needed shelf space in your house. Whoever made that deserves the credit.

 

You translated the Japanese, of course?

Debora

 

The text in the instagram post? It has enough Chinese characters in it so I don’t really need translation to understand it. The maker’s name is all written in Chinese characters/kanji

 

For the rest of us then.

Debora

 

So I have gathered a few more examples… you can see although they all aimed for realism, the style is quite different. That’s why it leads me to believe that mine can be attributed to the maker mentioned by that instagram posthaven’t found another one like this