A Japapanese Tonikotsu and Kiseru, Late Meiji Period
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The tobacco box carved as a Daruma, stained and inset with mother-of-pearl eyes, the pipe carved as an elongated figure with arms outstretched, standing on a rock 20.5 cm long max. Condition: Some rubbing to the black staining on the tobacco box, some slight scuffing and minor chipping to the figural pipe.
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