April 23, 2024
Antique Japanese Carved Bone Letter Opener/Page Turner
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Antique Antique Japanese Carved Bone Letter Opener/Page Turner w Geisha Figure Look at this ! Don't miss it! Up for sale is this nice letter opener or page turner. It is all hand carved out of one piece of bone The carved decoration on the handle portrays a lady in traditional attire, wonderfully hand done Japanese in origin, dates back to the late 1800s/early 1900s Measurements: Approx. 7" long Condition: VG+/ Excellent overall; Please, see photos Please e-mail us for additional photos or information that can give you a better idea about this beautiful piece We Will Combine Shipping When Possible For Your Convenience! Local Pickups Are Welcome Please take a look at the other items we have on sale now. Click to visit our other auctions! Please, visit our eBay Store ! We will add new listings at least once weekly, so be sure to drop in! You never know what you might find! If you do not agree with any price, let us know your suggestion. We guarantee not to pass up any reasonable offer! Also, if you are not sure about an item, feel free to ask us as many questions, as you want! Buyer is responsible for the actual shipping cost. No handling charges We describe the items with the best of our knowledge and ability, so to avoid any misunderstanding, and in case of any doubt, please e-mail us. We will be glad to answer all your questions
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