An ivory figural okimono, 19th century
Chinese and Japanese Ceramics and Works of Art
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An ivory figural okimono, 19th century
carved with a man laughing at five little men metamorphosing into sparrows, each wearing a haori and a straw jingasa, leaning back on his right hand with a bundle behind him, a tree trunk and small brush between his feet, signed in a red lacquer reserve, Masayoshi, 5,5 cm high
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