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Lot 323
  • 323

Netsuke d'un papillon en bois et netsuke d'une fleur en ivoire par Homin Japon, XIXE siècle

Estimate
2,500 - 3,500 EUR
bidding is closed

Description

  • ivory
la papillon composé de plusieurs essences de bois, posé sur une feuille mouvementée, les ailes déployées incrustées de nacre, ivoire, ébène et corne, les yeux en métal, la fleur aux pétales très délicatement sculptés, reposant sur sa tige feuillagée et laissant deviner le pistil, signature de Homin à trois caractères sur la tige (2)

Provenance

the butterfly: Eskenazi Ltd., London, 8th January 1966.

Condition

The ivory netsuke of flower is in good overall condition ; the butterfly with an ivory inlay re-stuck otherwise good overall condition.
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