JAPON Ensemble de deux Netsuké, l'un représenant un vieil homme à la lanterne en ivorie, l'autre de forme coquillage en os Circa 1920-1930 Hauteur : 4.5 cm | JAPAN Set of two Netsuke, one representing an old man with a lantern in ivory, the other in shell form in bone Circa 1920-1930 Height : 4.5 cm | JAPAN Set aus zwei Netsuké, eines stellt einen alten Mann mit einer Laterne aus Ivorie dar, das andere hat die Form einer Muschel aus Knochen. Circa 1920-1930 Höhe: 4,5 cm

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