A group of twenty carved and painted ivory figures China, early 20th century

The figures are in good overall condition with the exception of the following small losses and overall minor staining, minor nicks and age cracks: one of the small kneeling figures has loss to the attribute held in the right hand; another seated small figure has loss to the top of the pagoda held in the left hand; the small Shoulao figure has loss to the top of his staff and side of the head; the small kneeling old man figure has loss to the top of the attribute held in the left hand and attached to the shoulder; the Japanese okimono has loss of the right hand, nibbles to the edge of the pot cover, loss to part of the carving to the side of the knee and loss to the tied hair on the back of the head; and the pair of standing figures has loss to chain holding the mans sword.
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