Okimono, signed Mitsu-Yuki - Elephant ivory - Fisherman and boy on a base - Japan - Meiji period (1868-1912)

Description Very nice okimono depicting a fisherman holding a net in his two hands while a young boy, standing by his left leg, is showing him a sea bream (Taï) that he just entangled from the net ; two other taï can be seen exiting form the pleats of the net. The piece is very nicely crafted : see the details of the net, the happy smiling face of the fisherman, the scales of the taï, the movement of the elements of the apron worn by the man. Taï are omens of good fortune in the japanese tradition. Signed Hide in the japanese tradition-Chika on the underside of the base. Datation End of Edo / Early Meiji period - C. 1870 Condition Overall good condition, some age wear cracks in the Ivory, one object missing on the back left hip of the fisherman Please check pictures for global condition Provenance French private collection School - Weigth 161 gr Signature Mitsu-Yuki Bibliography - Delivery For luxembourg the delivery will be made by the seller. For other countries delivery made by Fedex ! ! ! Important ! ! ! When the purchased item requires it, a wooden box / MDF will be realized implying a delay of 5 to 7 working days before shipping. Shipping cost will be applied per item. Therefore, if a buyer buys multiple pieces this amount will be charged per item regardless of the number of items purchased. Follow-up of the shipment by tracking, transport insurance for the amount of the sale excluding Catawiki commission. Pre-convention ivory specimen. Complies with CE Regulation 338-97 Art. 2. w. mc of 09 December 1996. Specimen prior to June 1, 1947. Submitted according to the decree of May 4, 2017 to a prior declaration provided for in Article L. 412-1 code environment. A physical expertise of the piece will be realized by an independent expert confirming that the piece was realized before 1947 and is well of the announced period. This document will be given to the buyer after purchase, the document price is 50 euro and is included in the delivery costs. For an exit of the EU, a CITES of re-export will be necessary, this one being at the charge of the future purchaser. The issuance of such a document is not automatic The signature is deciphered for information only and regarding my study of the piece and my global knowledge. Buyers are responsable for import regulation and restrictions of their own country