A Boxwood Netsuke Of Two Rats By Haruujii, Meiji period Carved in the round, each rat clambering on the other, finely incised to simulate the fur, inset eyes
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A BOXWOOD NETSUKE OF TWO RATS By Haruujii, Meiji period Carved in the round, each rat clambering on the other, finely incised to simulate the fur, inset eyes, signed to the base. 3.8cm (1 1/2in) wide. Footnotes: 春氏 明治時代 黃楊木根付鼠兩件 「春氏刀」款
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