Lot 314
A Japanese Meiji period ivory zushi or travelling shrine. Of typical pagoda form with double...
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Lot 314
A Japanese Meiji period ivory zushi or travelling shrine. Of typical pagoda form with double...
Lot 314
Lot Description
A Japanese Meiji period ivory zushi or travelling shrine. Of typical pagoda form with double doors enclosing a seated Buddha, over fenced terrace and stepped base on a hardwood plinth, 10.75", (27cm) high overall, together with a pair of okimono of peasants, 6.25", (16cm) high, (3).
Export issue: Yes
Postage: Auction Default
Weight: No
Total lot weight: No
Condition Report
1. Glue residue to roof edges, Some old grain cracking to a few sections. One edge of plinth is scuffed.
2 and 3. Both missing sections - one forearm missing, glue residue to joints, one lower leg loose, some loose pieces - sold as seen.
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