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A Japanese ivory okimono of Fukurokuju and Daikoku, 19th century
carved in the form of Daikoku wrestling with Fukurokuju, with Daikoku holding onto the high cranium of his opponent and with Fukurokuju grasping the former's leg, with a boy tending to a censer beside the two Gods of Fortune attributes including the double gourd, sack and mallet, all supported on an oval base, incised mark, stand -- 4in. (10.2cm.) wide.
carved in the form of Daikoku wrestling with Fukurokuju, with Daikoku holding onto the high cranium of his opponent and with Fukurokuju grasping the former's leg, with a boy tending to a censer beside the two Gods of Fortune attributes including the double gourd, sack and mallet, all supported on an oval base, incised mark, stand -- 4in. (10.2cm.) wide.
Provenance
Gustave Flaubert
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