JAPAN 1940'S SHOWA PERIOD CARVED NETSUKE OF A TWO FARMERS & CHILD PERFECT GREAT

Description

JAPANESE
NETSUKE
OF WITH THREE PERSONAGES
VERY NICE GOOD LOOKING PIECE CREATED IN JAPAN AFTER THE WAR, DURING THE SHOWA PERIOD (1926-1989), AROUND THE LATE 1940'S. THIS PIECE DEPICTS THE DETAILED
FIGURES OF A THREE FANCY DRESSED PEOPLES;
A FARMER, A HUNTER AND A CHILD WITH GRAPES
.
MADE
FROM NATURAL CARVING WITH BLACKENED INCISED DETAILS. EXCELLENT
CRAFTMANSHIP AND FULLY DETAILED.
IS SUITED AT THE BASE WITH THE CHARACTERISTIC HOLES TO BE ATTACHED TO THE
OJIME
BALL AND THE
INRO
BOX.
HAVE REMAINS OF THE BROWN-OCHRE INK ACCENTS AND THE SIGNATURE IS ENGRAVED UNDERSIDE.
THIS PIECE HAVE A MEASURES OF 65 mm BY 38 mm BY 25 mm AND HAVE A WEIGHT OF 34.6 Grams.
VERY NICE
NETSUKE
IN GREAT
CONDITION WITH
THE
PATINA INTACT..
INVENTORY REF: P0000MNNK/.1111