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Japanese Clay Chokin-Bako or Saving Box browse these categories for related items... All Items: Vintage Arts:Regional Art:Asian:Japanese:Folk Art: Pre 1950: item # 476980 Please refer to our stock # JD-113 when inquiring.
Hanakago Antiques PMB #374, 4800 Baseline Road E-104 Boulder, Colorado 80303 Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 Guest Book $195 |
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| Auspicious figures were often used as shapes for saving boxes in Japan. Good-luck images, such as Daruma, Daikoku (god of wealth) and Ebisu (god of commerce) were common. This mid-1900’s heavy clay bank is shaped as Daruma with facial features of Daikoku. There is an old repair across the back. Dimensions: 5 ½” x 3” (across the bottom) | ||||||||
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