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拍品 479
SEVEN JAPANESE WOOD AND AN IVORY NETSUKE,**
19TH CENTURY,
已結束2008年3月5日
成交價
USD 1,250
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SEVEN JAPANESE WOOD AND AN IVORY NETSUKE,**
19TH CENTURY,
the first wood netsuke depticting a kirin, signed Gyokuseki; the second Fukurokuju holding a scroll, inscribed Masakazu; the third a mask of Okina with ivory teeth and eyes; the fourth a wood gong with mokugyo; the fifth an octopus emerging from a jug; the sixth a han'nya devil mask, signed Masanaga; the seventh a painted mask with feather headdress; an ivory netsuke depicting four noh masks
The octopus and jug 3in. (8cm.) high (8)
19TH CENTURY,
the first wood netsuke depticting a kirin, signed Gyokuseki; the second Fukurokuju holding a scroll, inscribed Masakazu; the third a mask of Okina with ivory teeth and eyes; the fourth a wood gong with mokugyo; the fifth an octopus emerging from a jug; the sixth a han'nya devil mask, signed Masanaga; the seventh a painted mask with feather headdress; an ivory netsuke depicting four noh masks
The octopus and jug 3in. (8cm.) high (8)
SEVEN JAPANESE WOOD AND AN IVORY NETSUKE,**
19TH CENTURY,
the first wood netsuke depticting a kirin, signed Gyokuseki; the second Fukurokuju holding a scroll, inscribed Masakazu; the third a mask of Okina with ivory teeth and eyes; the fourth a wood gong with mokugyo; the fifth an octopus emerging from a jug; the sixth a han'nya devil mask, signed Masanaga; the seventh a painted mask with feather headdress; an ivory netsuke depicting four noh masks
The octopus and jug 3in. (8cm.) high (8)
19TH CENTURY,
the first wood netsuke depticting a kirin, signed Gyokuseki; the second Fukurokuju holding a scroll, inscribed Masakazu; the third a mask of Okina with ivory teeth and eyes; the fourth a wood gong with mokugyo; the fifth an octopus emerging from a jug; the sixth a han'nya devil mask, signed Masanaga; the seventh a painted mask with feather headdress; an ivory netsuke depicting four noh masks
The octopus and jug 3in. (8cm.) high (8)
This lot is offered without reserve.
Prospective purchasers are advised that several countries prohibit the importation of property containing materials from endangered species, including but not limited to coral, ivory and tortoiseshell. Accordingly, prospective purchasers should familiarize themselves with relevant customs regulations prior to bidding if they intend to import this lot into another country.