JAPAN - Ivory Okimono depicting a seated fisherman with a small fish in a pond o…

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JAPAN - Ivory Okimono depicting a seated fisherman with a small fish in a pond on the left and a basket on the right. H. 11 x 8 x 6 cm condition: Object in left hand missing

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Okimono ivory, carved, engraved and partially blackened. On a naturalistically designed base plate, an extremely finely carved, fully sculpted depiction of a crouching man fishing or gathering vegetables. Next to him a basket. Minimally dam.; h. 5 cm. CITES certificate available. Provenance: from the Michahelles collection, Hamburg, which has grown over generations. A Japanese carved ivory okimono. Minor damaged. CITES included. Japan. Late 19th century.

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