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JAPON - XIXE SIÈCLE Horn and ivory netsuke, a foreigner looking through a telescope with one hand and holding the edge of his robe with the other. (Scratches) Signed Ichiraku Issan. H. 4,3 cm

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JAPON - XIXE SIÈCLE Horn and ivory netsuke, a foreigner looking through a telescope with one hand and holding the edge of his robe with the other. (Scratches) Signed Ichiraku Issan. H. 4,3 cm

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