Giovanni Bottero

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A pair of charming rabbits, seated next to each other, the long ears carved trailing down the back. Each with eyes inlaid in dark horn. One inlay to the eye is lost.
Provenance: ex-collection Raymond Bushell.

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TWO SNUG RABBITS - corozo nut - Japan - 19th century (Edo period)

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Two snug rabbits carved from corozo nut, dating to the 19th century Edo period in Japan, with eyes inlaid in dark horn (one eye inlay missing), authenticity original/official, provenance from an auction house ex-collection Raymond Bushell, in good condition.

TWO SNUG RABBITS - corozo nut - Japan - 19th century (Edo period)

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Two snug rabbits carved from corozo nut, dating to the 19th century Edo period in Japan, with eyes inlaid in dark horn (one eye inlay missing), authenticity original/official, provenance from an auction house ex-collection Raymond Bushell, in good condition.

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