Lot 38 , Two small Japanese okimono, 19th / early 20th century, 5.8cm, replacement left hand

Two small Japanese okimono, 19th / early 20th century, the first in stained ivory carved as a lady being surprised by an oni, three character signature to base, 5.1cm, losses, the second an okimono netsuke of a lady holding a gourd, in cocus wood and boxwood with silver and red lacquer inlay, engraved signature to a silver plaque, 5.8cm, replacement left hand
Estimate £100-150

The lady and oni group has chip losses to the leaf on her head, The Oni's left leg on both her feet. The wood figure of a lady has a crude replacement left hand, otherwise good condition.


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Sold for £190