Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono figure on wooden base | Basket Vendor | Meiji period | signed Henk the central two of which

the central two of which are longer than the lateral ones

in german dialect "Hase" is hare - the K is for Keramic

Depicts Scene 8: The Master

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Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono figure on wooden base | Basket Vendor | Meiji period | signed Henk the central two of whichJapanese Carved Ivory Okimono figure on wooden base An exceptionally well carved Basket Vendor late Meiji period c. 1900 Approx 14. 5cms (5 3 4") tall Approx 11cms (4 1 3") wide When on wooden base it is approx 17cms (6 3 4") tall In excellent condition Signed to base unable to discern signature What is an Okimono? An okimono () is a Japanese term for a decorative art object, typically a sculpture or ornament, that translates to "object for display".