Null GUY LAROCHE FOURRURES - 1980/90'S
COAT
SKIN, RABBIT, MINK
CHOCOLATE, BROWN,…

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GUY LAROCHE FOURRURES - 1980/90'S COAT SKIN, RABBIT, MINK CHOCOLATE, BROWN, BLACK REMOVABLE COLLAR, REMOVABLE LINING ENV. T. S SOME SMALL MARKS

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GUY LAROCHE FOURRURES - 1980/90'S COAT SKIN, RABBIT, MINK CHOCOLATE, BROWN, BLACK REMOVABLE COLLAR, REMOVABLE LINING ENV. T. S SOME SMALL MARKS

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ALS: brown mink coat Minor wear and missing fur - Used condition Two brown mink shoulder pads and a pair of taupe leather and imitation leopard gloves are included.

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OMEGA Montre de ville de style Vendôme en or jaune 18k 750 millièmes à mouvement quartz - Cadran chocolat ensoleillé, index diamanté - Bracelet en cuir marron avec boucle ardillon en plaqué or d'époque Début 1980 Poids brut 18,80g

Estim. 1 000 - 2 000 EUR

AN EXQUISITE INLAID WOOD THREE-CASE INRO DEPICTING RABBITS AN EXQUISITE INLAID WOOD THREE-CASE INRO DEPICTING RABBITS Unsigned Japan, late 19 th century, Meiji period (1868-1912) The wood ground finely decorated with Shibayama-sytle inlays of mother-of-pearl, coral, malachite, aventurine, wood, gold, and stained bone to depict two hares seated on the ground, one with its head raised toward the sky, no doubt looking up at the moon, both animals well detailed with neatly incised fur, round eyes, and long funnel-shaped ears, the ground further carved to indicate pebbles, the resulting recesses filled with gold dust. HEIGHT 8.5 cm Condition: Very good condition with minor wear, some light scratches to the top case. Provenance: From an old East German private collection, assembled before 1980. Auction comparison: Compare a related gold-lacquer Shibayama-inlaid four-case inro also depicting two rabbits, the inlay by Masayuki, 9 cm high, dated Meiji period, with a wood netsuke in the form of a mushroom and a glass bead ojime, at Bonhams, 11 May 2017, London, lot 90 ( sold for 2,750 GBP).

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