A Rabbit Maedate Edo period The rabbit with enlarged glass eyes and long ears resting on its back, its hands held supporting its chin
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A RABBIT MAEDATE Edo period The rabbit with enlarged glass eyes and long ears resting on its back, its hands held supporting its chin, lacquered overall with slightly raised fine lines imitating its fur, the interior painted in gilt. 10.4cm (4 1/8in) wide. Footnotes: 江戶時代 兔前立 Provenance: Jeremy Mason, London
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