Unknown - 彫刻 Porcelain - Japan (No reserve price)





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Description from the seller
Antique Fukagawa Seiji Japanese Porcelain Figures
Elegant matching pair of antique Japanese figures, most likely dating to the early to mid 20th century.
Please examine the photos and the logo, as they provide a full description of the items.
The pair consists of two complementary figural compositions:
* A finely modelled Japanese woman in traditional kimono, holding a folding fan and posed with one sleeve raised.
* A Japanese traveller accompanied by a young child, also dressed in elaborate traditional clothing.
Dimensions :
* Height: approx. 19–20 cm
* Base width: approx. 7–9 cm
* Depth: approx. 7–9 cm
Condition :
Excellent antique condition, both figures remain visually impressive.
There is normal age related wear and minor surface wear.
No obvious cracks, chips or repairs.
Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form an important part of the description and provide the best indication of the condition.
Antique Fukagawa Seiji Japanese Porcelain Figures
Elegant matching pair of antique Japanese figures, most likely dating to the early to mid 20th century.
Please examine the photos and the logo, as they provide a full description of the items.
The pair consists of two complementary figural compositions:
* A finely modelled Japanese woman in traditional kimono, holding a folding fan and posed with one sleeve raised.
* A Japanese traveller accompanied by a young child, also dressed in elaborate traditional clothing.
Dimensions :
* Height: approx. 19–20 cm
* Base width: approx. 7–9 cm
* Depth: approx. 7–9 cm
Condition :
Excellent antique condition, both figures remain visually impressive.
There is normal age related wear and minor surface wear.
No obvious cracks, chips or repairs.
Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form an important part of the description and provide the best indication of the condition.

