EDO PERIOD (19TH CENTURY)
细节
A BONE AND SIX IVORY NETSUKE
Edo Period (19th Century)
The first bone, manju, engraved with an ox, signed Yasafusa; the second katabori, ivory, of circular form with a central hole; the third ivory, manju, carved as a chrysanthemum flower, the fourth a kagamibuta, engraved in shibuichi [copper-silver alloy] with a design of Urashima Taro and Benten; the fifth a manju, incised with a map of Japan; the sixth katabori, stained ivory, of a lotus pod, its himotoshi formed by the stalk; the seventh a kagamibuta, ivory, with inlaid silver central plate inlaid with yellow, green, blue and white cloisonné enamels of floral design
Various sizes from 0.7cm. to 3.7cm. (7)
Edo Period (19th Century)
The first bone, manju, engraved with an ox, signed Yasafusa; the second katabori, ivory, of circular form with a central hole; the third ivory, manju, carved as a chrysanthemum flower, the fourth a kagamibuta, engraved in shibuichi [copper-silver alloy] with a design of Urashima Taro and Benten; the fifth a manju, incised with a map of Japan; the sixth katabori, stained ivory, of a lotus pod, its himotoshi formed by the stalk; the seventh a kagamibuta, ivory, with inlaid silver central plate inlaid with yellow, green, blue and white cloisonné enamels of floral design
Various sizes from 0.7cm. to 3.7cm. (7)