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Manju netsuke with design of Hotei and treasure sack, with karako

Kakuyusai Hironobu

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Menuki in the form of Ono no Komachi and two other poets

Menuki in the form of Ono no Komachi and two other poets

Serizawa Ryumin

mid to late 19th century

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Ojime with design of dragon

Serizawa Ryumin

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Pair of menuki in the form of two New Year dancers

Serizawa Ryumin

mid to late 19th century

Pair of menuki in the form of two New Year dancers

Serizawa Ryumin

mid to late 19th century

Tobacco-pouch and pipecase; netsuke in the form of a koronbo with a giant piece of coral; kanamono in the form of a seated samurai and two oni; rectangular gold filigree ojime; silver chains

Tobacco-pouch and pipecase; netsuke in the form of a koronbo with a giant piece of coral; kanamono in the form of a seated samurai and two oni; rectangular gold filigree ojime; silver chains

Serizawa Ryumin

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Tobacco-pouch and pipecase with embossed designs; netsuke; kanamono; ojime

Tobacco-pouch and pipecase with embossed designs; netsuke; kanamono; ojime

Serizawa Ryumin

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Tobacco-pouch and with stenciled designs; kagami netsuke with a samurai slaying a tiger; kanamono in the form of Chohi on horseback; ojime with design of bird and chrysanthemums

Tobacco-pouch and with stenciled designs; kagami netsuke with a samurai slaying a tiger; kanamono in the form of Chohi on horseback; ojime with design of bird and chrysanthemums

Serizawa Ryumin

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)

Tobacco-pouch with embossed designs; pipecase with design of the Three Heroes of Shoku (Shu), from the Sangokushi (Sanguozhi); kanamono in the form of Tadamori capturing the oil thief; ojime with ho-o and kiri designs

Tobacco-pouch with embossed designs; pipecase with design of the Three Heroes of Shoku (Shu), from the Sangokushi (Sanguozhi); kanamono in the form of Tadamori capturing the oil thief; ojime with ho-o and kiri designs

Shômin Unno

mid to late 19th century (before 1889)