Japanese Carved Ivory Netsuke | Hotei with Sack | signed Pattern_Peach Rose 5cms (3 1/3") wide at

5cms (3 1/3") wide at rimApprox 13cm (5 1/8") diameter at widest point

One of the "key" early original Leslie Harradine designs from the Art Deco era - very rarely seen in the marketplace

6cms (3") diameter

Royal Doulton Kingsware tall cylindrical George the Guard flask

St Pauls Cathedral trinket box

Japanese Carved Ivory Netsuke | Hotei with Sack | signed Pattern_Peach Rose 5cms (3 1/3") wide atJapanese Carved Ivory Netsuke Hotei with Sack In Japanese culture Hotei is one of the seven gods of good fortune, who originated in Buddhism and were adopted in Japan. He was a favourite subject of many netsuke carvers. Hotei is known for carrying a large bag of treasures or riches seen here he is often linked to prosperity, health and appear wrestling, playing or delivering gifts. signed to base An exceptionally well carved piece with very fine