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拍品 394
Two Ivory Netsuke
EDO PERIOD (19TH CENTURY)
成交價
GBP 862
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Two Ivory Netsuke
Edo Period (19th Century)
Of karashishi, both carved in marubori and each with a base similar to that of a Chinese seal, many of which were used in Japan as netsuke, the first is finely and vigorously carved with a seated karashishi, with one front paw on a pierced ball attached by a ring to a cord, Asakusa School; the second of a karashishi with two young playing around a ball, signed Masamitsu
1.1/8in. (3cm.) and 1.3/8in. (3.7cm.) respectively (2)
Edo Period (19th Century)
Of karashishi, both carved in marubori and each with a base similar to that of a Chinese seal, many of which were used in Japan as netsuke, the first is finely and vigorously carved with a seated karashishi, with one front paw on a pierced ball attached by a ring to a cord, Asakusa School; the second of a karashishi with two young playing around a ball, signed Masamitsu
1.1/8in. (3cm.) and 1.3/8in. (3.7cm.) respectively (2)
Two Ivory Netsuke
Edo Period (19th Century)
Of karashishi, both carved in marubori and each with a base similar to that of a Chinese seal, many of which were used in Japan as netsuke, the first is finely and vigorously carved with a seated karashishi, with one front paw on a pierced ball attached by a ring to a cord, Asakusa School; the second of a karashishi with two young playing around a ball, signed Masamitsu
1.1/8in. (3cm.) and 1.3/8in. (3.7cm.) respectively (2)
Edo Period (19th Century)
Of karashishi, both carved in marubori and each with a base similar to that of a Chinese seal, many of which were used in Japan as netsuke, the first is finely and vigorously carved with a seated karashishi, with one front paw on a pierced ball attached by a ring to a cord, Asakusa School; the second of a karashishi with two young playing around a ball, signed Masamitsu
1.1/8in. (3cm.) and 1.3/8in. (3.7cm.) respectively (2)