April 1, 2024
n166 Rare Japanese Staghorn Manju Netsuke Sukashi Sagemono Detailed Relief Meiji
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n166 Rare Japanese Staghorn Manju Netsuke Sukashi Sagemono Detailed Relief Meiji Notice: Depending on your screen settings, the color may not reflect the true color and/or texture of the item. Description This is a genuine Japanese staghorn hand carved netsuke in the form of a traditional Japanese round shape sweet called manju. � It has beautiful sukashi cutouts and relief on the surface. � The lid is made of wood and shaped very thin. � It's also minutely engraved depicting a dragon with the eyes in gold inlay and signed. � It was made more than 100 years ago in the Meiji Period or the Edo Period. Signature & Seal None Age Meiji Period (1868-1912) or earlier Condition Good vintage condition. � No serious damages. Refer to all pictures. Size 4.1 cm (1.6") diam. x 1.3 cm (0.5") T Primary Material Staghorn Storage Box None Weight 12 g (not including packing materials) Payment We accept PayPal only. Payment is expected within 3 days after auction close. * Any buyers who do not pay or contact us in 5 days will be reported to eBay and negative feedback left. Shipping Shipped from Japan within 1-3 business days of receiving cleared payment. EMS (Express Mail Service, Expedited) only Insured with online tracking, delivery to North America in 3-7 days. USA, Canada, Oceania, Middle East --- US $19.00 Europe --- US $22.00 Asia --- US
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