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LOT 214

Lot 214

Two Wood Netsuke of a Small Boy and Fukurokuju, Signed, 19th Century

Two Wood Netsuke of a Small Boy and Fukurokuju, Signed, 19th Century
Lot 214 Details
Two Wood Netsuke of a Small Boy and Fukurokuju, Signed, 19th Century

日本 十九世紀 木雕童子壽老根付一組兩件

The small boy seated at a desk writing and taunting, signed on a reserve to the underside; the god of longevity seated and accompanied by a crane, incised signature and seal to the underside
longest length 1.6 in — 4.1 cm

Estimate $200-$300

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Two Wood Netsuke of a Small Boy and Fukurokuju, Signed, 19th Century
  • Two Wood Netsuke of a Small Boy and Fukurokuju, Signed, 19th Century
  • Two Wood Netsuke of a Small Boy and Fukurokuju, Signed, 19th Century
Provenance:

Sotheby's Toronto, March 29th, 30th and 31st, 1982, lots 285 and 286

來源：多倫多蘇富比 1982年3月29-31日拍賣，第285，286號拍品

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