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A STAG ANTLER NETSUKE DEPICTING AN OWL Japan, mid-19th century. H 4.2 cm. Double inlaid eyes. The owl is perched, facing forward with its wings tucked against its body. Good himotoshi on the back. Nicely worn. Provenance: - Dr. Ernst Hauswedell, Hamburg, June 5, 1964, auction 131, lot 56, illustrated. - Collection of Count Peter Christian von Kleist-Retzow (1910–1966). - Thence by descent to the mother of the current owner, 1966. - Private collection, Switzerland. Accompanied by a negative strip from January 1967.
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