Three ivory netsuke and an okimono , 19TH CENTURY, THE FIRST TWO SIGNED RYOJI AND IKKO

Sale 2637

CHINESE AND JAPANESE CERAMICS AND WORKS OF ART

Amsterdam

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2 November 2004

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Lot 516

Three ivory netsuke and an okimono

19TH CENTURY, THE FIRST TWO SIGNED RYOJI AND IKKO

Price realised

EUR 1,195

Estimate

EUR 1,000 - EUR 1,500

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Three ivory netsuke and an okimono
19th Century, the first two signed Ryoji and Ikko
A young boy pulling a cart while a smaller child falls over backwards; a carving of a man seated on a tree trunk and holding a lantern; a reclining figure of Hotei leaning on a wooden pail and surrounded by two children; and a small okimono of a Chinese couple, the woman playing the flute
3 cm. - 4.3 cm. high (4)
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Lot 516

Three ivory netsuke and an okimono

19TH CENTURY, THE FIRST TWO SIGNED RYOJI AND IKKO

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