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Manju Netsuke Karako
Manju representing Fukurokuju in shishiaibori, holding a stick in one hand and a tama (jewels) in the other. A minogamous turtle at his feet, a half-open scroll incised on the reverse.
Signed by Kôsai, Moritoshi Kôsai school in Tokyo.
Meiji period (1868-1912), 19th.
Dimensions: 1.6 cm height x 4.7 cm 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.
Signed by Kôsai, Moritoshi Kôsai school in Tokyo.
Meiji period (1868-1912), 19th.
Dimensions: 1.6 cm height x 4.7 cm 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.
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