Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono figure | Father and Son Fisherman Goodwin and because 1938 to 1946

and because 1938 to 1946 was WWII years - not many examples of this rare piece are seen in the marketplace

This work has been executed on a fine quality Haviland Limoges plain blank

Complete with hinged bowl cover and mouthpiece - nickel plated fittings

William Moorcroft "flash" signature (initials)

Depicts Scene 1: Across the Moor

Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono figure | Father and Son Fisherman Goodwin and because 1938 to 1946Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono figure Father and Son Fisherman signed to base in red An exceptionally well carved piece with very fine facial expression, fingers and toes definition and fine pattern work in the robes late Meiji period c. 1900 Approx 15. 5cms (6") tall Approx 6cms (2 1 3") wide 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