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Parakeet Okimono Hand Carved Ink Painted Ivory Tenzan Meiji Period


Parakeet Okimono Hand Carved Ink Painted Ivory Tenzan Meiji Period





 

    Parakeet for cage of perch okimono in hand carved and ink painted ivory made by Tenzan during the Meiji period late 19th century. It's signed under the tail. 6 1/8" (15.5cm) height. Good condition a chip on the crest and a finger broken on a foot as presented on the following pictures.

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For our French-speaking friends: Okimono pour cage ou perchoir de Tenzan, ère Meiji fin XIXe siècle. Perruche en ivoire sculptée teinté à l'encre, signé sous la queue. Bel état, un léger accroc à la crête et un doigt de patte cassé. Hauteur 15,5 cm.

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