Sale 5092
London, South Kensington
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22 February 2007
Price realised
GBP 576
Estimate
A small collection of Japanese bronze and silver inlaid buttons, brooches and pendants, Meiji Period including two rectangular and one circular brooch; two circular buttons; a circular belt section and two smaller hanging pendants, variously decorated in gilt, silver and sentoku takazogan with marching toads, an oni carrying a bell, a dancing figure and a cat under the moonlight - 2¾in. (7.2cm.) wide max. (8)
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