Manju Netsuke Karako

Two-part manju, incised on the back with a karako (young child) coming to throw a stone and carved on the front in shishiaibori with a karako running up to a large ceramic sake bowl, pierced by the stone and letting the alcohol escape.
Meiji period (1868-1912), 19th century.
Dimensions: 1.7 cm height x 4.5cm diameter

This piece complies with the new European Community regulations on trade in ivory worked before 1947. The CITES certificate, valid only in the territory of the European Union, is attached. This lot complies with the new European Community regulations on trade in ivory manufactured before 1947. The original CITES certificate, valid only in the territory of the European Union, will be given to the buyer.