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EDO PERIOD (18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY),
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A JAPANESE LAC BURGUATE NETSUKE AND AN IVORY NETSUKE**,
EDO PERIOD (18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY),
the gold lacquered example carved as a theater figure with a fan, signed; the other carved as a seated bent-over figure, unsigned; together with a mottled brownish-olive jade carving of
a monkey on a peach, later pierced with himotoshi apertures
The first 2in. (5cm.) high
EDO PERIOD (18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY),
the gold lacquered example carved as a theater figure with a fan, signed; the other carved as a seated bent-over figure, unsigned; together with a mottled brownish-olive jade carving of
a monkey on a peach, later pierced with himotoshi apertures
The first 2in. (5cm.) high
Special notice
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