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A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as Shoki
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A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as Shoki holding a scroll supporting the seven gods of good fortune signed 'Beiyuki' 3.5ins Estimate ?500-700 Main... [this item is NOT for sale]


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