Three different ivory okimono, Meiji period

a figural group of a takajo (falconer), standing poised in traditional costume, one hand holding a falcon (missing), the other a fan, a dead bird lying at his feet, behind, a woman kneeling in front of him, protects a fledging, signed Shunsei/Toshinari; the Second a sectional ivory figure of a peasant, carries a basket of fruit over his right shoulder, signed Gyokugetsu; the Third of a group of two toads grappling with an ape, unsigned