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A Japanese ivory okimono of a cormorant fisherman, signed Rakumin and kao, Meiji (1868-1912)
holding a bird in each hand, the rope that attaches them he secures with his mouth; an ivory okimono signed Masanobu, of a young boy crouching down, playing with a fish and a boat; a wood and ivory okimono of a Sambaso dancer, signed Hoshin, signed on a red lacquer reserve; a walrus ivory okimono, of Benkei attacking a warrior, signed Masayuki; an inro of hinoki in gold and silver takamakie, the ivory netsuke of a man; and a miniature gold lacquer inro with cranes and a coral bead ojime -- 4½in. (11.4cm.) high max. (7)
holding a bird in each hand, the rope that attaches them he secures with his mouth; an ivory okimono signed Masanobu, of a young boy crouching down, playing with a fish and a boat; a wood and ivory okimono of a Sambaso dancer, signed Hoshin, signed on a red lacquer reserve; a walrus ivory okimono, of Benkei attacking a warrior, signed Masayuki; an inro of hinoki in gold and silver takamakie, the ivory netsuke of a man; and a miniature gold lacquer inro with cranes and a coral bead ojime -- 4½in. (11.4cm.) high max. (7)
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