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           A GROUP OF NINE GOLD, SILVER, AND MIXED METAL OJIME  A GROUP OF 22 STAG ANTLER OR METAL OJIME
           Edo period (1615-1868) and Meiji era (1868-1912), 19th century   Most Edo period (1615-1868) and Meiji era (1868-1912), 19th
           Comprising: a reticulated gold bead with flowering peonies, signed   century
           Shiunsai; a silver figure of Gama Sennin; an octopus above a jar in   Comprising: three round beads, decorated with birds in mixed metal,
           silver and copper; a crab on a lotus seed pod in mixed metal; an oval  wild goose and moon or flowers, both in silver; two miniature silver
           bead with silver overlay of a monkey and peaches; a persimmon in   filigree beads; three oval beads in mixed metal or silver decorated
           mixed metal; a butterfly dancer in mixed metal, signed (illegibly); a   with flower, birds or fish; five cylindrical beads, one silver with figures,
           rectangular copper bead with silver wire seigaiha inlay; and a silver   one of stag antler, the others with birds, bamboo, or fruiting gourd
           and shakudo compressed cylindrical bead           vines; three whorl-form beads, one gold filigree, one patterned silver,
           7/8in (2.3cm) length of last                      and one pierced mixed-metal; a copper bead with a cat head; a
                                                             mixed-metal summer fan; a gold-hued folding fan; a mixed-metal
           US$1,500 - 2,000                                  Buddha-hand citron; a silver figure of Jurojin; a metal repoussé figure
                                                             of Daikoku; together with a carved and pierced Chinese emerald
                                                             green jadeite bead
                                                             (23) 7/8in (2.3cm) length of largest

                                                             US$1,000 - 1,500
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