Null In shakudo, mokko-gata, sukashi-bori con kiri-mon, kozuka e kogai hitsu-ana…

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In shakudo, mokko-gata, sukashi-bori con kiri-mon, kozuka e kogai hitsu-ana, suki-nokoshi-mimi con iore-taka-zogan. Circa 1750. In kiri-box.

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In shakudo, mokko-gata, sukashi-bori con kiri-mon, kozuka e kogai hitsu-ana, suki-nokoshi-mimi con iore-taka-zogan. Circa 1750. In kiri-box.

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* Netsuke di legno Data: Edo (1603-1868) Dimensioni: 3,5 x 3 x 2,5 cm Condizioni: Buone per l'età. Rif.: WK10 * Si prega di consultare la sezione D.2 dei termini e delle condizioni.

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