A Japanese ivory netsuke and an okimono of Daikoku, late 19th Century

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A Japanese ivory netsuke and an okimono of Daikoku, late 19th Century
the first with the God of Good Fortune standing by his sack with a karako appearing wearing an usobuki mask; the other of him next to his large sack, holding up a pearl and his mallet -- 1½in. (3.9cm.) maximum. (2)

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