A wood netsuke and a fruit nut netsuke The first by Gyokkō, Edo period, 19th century

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A wood netsuke and a fruit nut netsuke
The first by Gyokkō, Edo period, 19th century
The first, a seated Shōjō appearing to have just awoken, with one hand on top of her head and the other in her lap, a karakusa pattern carved into her robe, and fine lines to represent the hair trailing down her back, signed Gyokkō; the second, a two-sided fruit nut with large, flowering, tree peonies on the obverse, and a landscape scene, with hut built on stone wall, pine tree, rocks, and waterfall carved on the reverse, the reverse signed Nobushige (2)
1 1/2in (3.8cm) long, the largest