Cigarette Box, Japanese


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Asian ➔ Cigarette Box, Japanese

Identifier:
121279
Description:
Black lacquered cigarette box with two hinged doors on red hinges. Around the sides are pink and gold floral decorations. On the top are various gold and red designs and objects. Also on the top is a red handle.;Made for export. Identified by Bennet Bronson, Professor of History, University of Illinois Chicago, IL; tel: 312.665.7832
Date:
1920 – 1940
Materials:
Lacquered, Wood, Metal
Dimensions:
3" h 5.5" w 8" d
Current Location Status:
In Storage
Source:
Gift Of Henry Idema Estate
Related Entity:
Estate of Henry Idema (donor)
Henry Idema of Grand Rapids, Michigan was born in 1856 to Henry Idema and Frances Vanderploeg. He was a banker and was Chairman of the Board of Old Kent Bank since 1908. He was also the Vice President of the Michigan Trust Company. On February 3rd, 1880 he married Annie Doornink and together they had three children: Chester F. Idema, Walter D. Idema, and Edward H. Idema. He passed away on January 5th,1951 and is buried at Woodlawn Cemetary in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Related Place:
Japan