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three older women walking on the beach with surfboards
Watercolor - kco haru
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a carved ivory vase with an animal and dragon decoration on it's side, sitting on a reflective surface
Japanese Ivory human skull,c. 1880 Tokyo School, unsigned, in the style of Asahi Gyokuzan, Meiji Period
a gold colored vase with fish on it
Exercice de Style
Exercice de Style — fish netsuke Japanese / Japan Antiques : More At FOSTERGINGER @ Pinterest
a black cat figurine sitting on top of a white surface with gold eyes
a small figurine is sitting on the ground
Antique Netsuke
Ivory Shibayama netsuke with Sesshu Signed Yasu Yuki. Depicting the famous painter Sesshu as a boy at the Sokokuji temple, the seated figure bound with ropes being gnawed by a small rat . Signed on the bottom in inset tablet Yasu Yuki Tokyo school Size 27mm high- 25mm wide.19th C
a figurine of a small animal sitting on top of a tree branch with its mouth open
Lemur Gemstone Carving Art
an octopus figurine on a black surface
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"netsuke octopus"
a metal figurine of a mouse on a boat
Superb Early 19th Century Inlaid Wood Netsuke of Rabbits in a Boat Signed Ikko
Superb Early 19th Century Inlaid Wood Netsuke of Rabbits in A Boat Signed Ikko | eBay >>>I wish I could afford this!
a ball that has some kind of animal in it
Netsuke Susan Wraight
there are two vases with designs on them
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a small white cat figurine sitting on top of a gray table next to a grey wall
netsuke | British Museum
Seated cat. Japanese netsuke, made of ivory, eyes inlaid with horn, by Dosho 道笑, in Osaka-fu, 19thC
a white plastic animal sitting on top of a black surface with one eye open and the other half closed
Ōhara Mitsuhiro | Rabbit | Japan | Edo period (1615–1868) | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mitsuhiro Ōhara (Japanese, 1810–1875). Rabbit, mid-19th century. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Edward C. Moore Collection, Bequest of Edward C. Moore, 1891 (91.1.975)
an animal skull is shown with its baby in it's lap and the adult one behind it
Large Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono of a Human Skull
A nineteenth- to twentieth-century Japanese ivory okimono carved as a human skull with snakes and rats, a symbolic memento mori. (Finch & Co)