Giovanni Bottero

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Kiseruzutsu (pipe case) in deer horn of the OTOSHIZUTSU type - carved in high relief (ukibori) of a pierced and latticed bamboo branch and of Jurojin - the God of longevity AND THE CRANE (Tsuru), a major symbol of eternal life and good fortune in Japan.

With its silver kiseru with hallmark

Japan EDO (1605/1868)
Good overall condition, with imperfections due to age and the material used

Private collection

Kiseruzutsu (étui à pipe) en corne de cerf de type OTOSHIZUTSU - sculpté en haut relief (ukibori) d'une

branche de bambou ajourée et de Jurojin - Dieu de la longévité ET LA GRUE ( Tsuru) symbole majeure

de vie éternelle et bonne fortune au Japon.

Avec sa kiseru en argent avec poinçon

Japon EDO (1605/1868)
Bon état général, des imperfections en raison de l'ancienneté et du matériau utilisé

Collection privée

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Pipe - Deer antler - wood - silver

Japan - Edo Period (1605–1868) Edo Period (1600-1868) - Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes

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Over 200 years old

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Kiseruzutsu pipe case in deer horn with wood and silver, Edo period Japan, carved in high relief (ukibori) with a bamboo branch, Jurojin and the crane, 19.5 cm long, 3 cm wide, 2.2 cm deep, over 200 years old, in good condition with age-related wear, original attribution, private collection provenance, in working order.

Pipe - Deer antler - wood - silver

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