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LOT 419

Lot 419

Two Wood Netsuke of Beasts, Signed Michishige and Tomotada, 19th Century and Later

Two Wood Netsuke of Beasts, Signed Michishige and Tomotada, 19th Century and Later
Lot 419 Details
Two Wood Netsuke of Beasts, Signed Michishige and Tomotada, 19th Century and Later

署名入木製根付二点（道重・友忠）　獣彫刻 19世紀以降

One carved from kurogaki (black persimmon) as a shishi lion, signed 道重; the other carved as a rat, signed 友忠
longest length 2 in — 5.2 cm

Estimate $400-$600

Realised: $250
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Two Wood Netsuke of Beasts, Signed Michishige and Tomotada, 19th Century and Later
  • Two Wood Netsuke of Beasts, Signed Michishige and Tomotada, 19th Century and Later
  • Two Wood Netsuke of Beasts, Signed Michishige and Tomotada, 19th Century and Later
Provenance:

Collection of Reuben and Eva Cristall, Winnipeg, MB
来源：
鲁本与伊娃·克里斯塔尔伉俪珍藏 加拿大曼尼托巴

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