Japanese Carved Ivory Netsuke | Showa era | Man with Beard and Staff | Jurojin Pattern_Don Quixote Approx 23 cms (9") wide

Approx 23 cms (9") wide

Approx 4 1/3 inches or 11 cm mouth diameter

5 centimeters (1 3/4") tall

alternately impudent or woeful which featured in many of his books

Following Louis's death

Japanese Carved Ivory Netsuke | Showa era | Man with Beard and Staff | Jurojin Pattern_Don Quixote Approx 23 cms (9") wideJapanese Carved Ivory Netsuke from the Showa era Man with Beard and Staff Jurojin Interestingly, this Netsuke has two holes in the top of the head, and two in the base so it can be worn in 2 ways Showa era c. 1926 1989 [this would be pre WWII] Approx 5cms (2") tall Approx 3cms (1 1 4") wide In excellent condition What is a Netsuke? A netsuke is a miniature sculpture, originating in 17th century Japan. They can be made from boxwood, Ivory, Bone and