Lot 48 , A Japanese ivory group of a shi-shi dancer and a boy, Meiji period, 17.5cm

A Japanese ivory group of a shi-shi dancer and a boy, Meiji period, the man holding a pipe and his tobacco pouch with the shi-shi mask suspended over his shoulder, the figure of a boy before him, engraved two character signature to base and three character inscription to the tobacco pouch, 17.5cm
Estimate £400-600


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