Kyūgetsu Display Stand Back Panel/Base Component

The item appears to be the back panel or a structural component of a display base or stand, likely for a Japanese doll (Ningyo) or similar decorative item. It is constructed from a dark, possibly charcoal gray or black composite board material, which could be pressed wood, particle board, or a dense fiberboard. The visible surface has a slightly textured, matte finish. Four rectangular feet or risers, made of natural wood (possibly MDF or pine) with a light brown color, are affixed to the corners of this panel. These feet are approximately 1.5 to 2 inches in length and provide elevation for the main display piece. The manufacturing details include a white rectangular label adhered to the upper right quadrant, containing a product code 'E 146' and stylized Japanese characters, which include '人形の' (Ningyo no - 'of the doll') and '久月' (Kyūgetsu), indicating the manufacturer of the doll or display unit is Kyūgetsu, a renowned Japanese doll maker. Below the label and towards the center, two horizontal metallic rods or pins are visible, extending outward from the surface. These rods have small, white, possibly plastic or ceramic caps on their ends. Their function is not entirely clear from this view alone but they could be attachment points or supports for other components. The overall condition appears good with minor signs of handling wear, such as slight scuffs on the composite board and some visible glue residue or unevenness where the feet are attached. The craftsmanship seems functional and typical for a manufactured base, focusing on stability and support. Given the manufacturer's name, the item likely dates to the mid to late 20th century or early 21st century, consistent with modern manufacturing techniques for composite materials.