Japanese Carved Ivory Netsuke | Shunga | Erotic | Man and Woman | signed Winnie The Pooh A truly magnificent example of

A truly magnificent example of Art Pottery and exotic glazes - the depth and variation of the highly collectable Sung glaze seen here encompasses rich reds and stunning Peacock Feather blues

Nicola has used a pure white background to her design and as a result her sweet peas appear bright

This series was introduced in 1914 and produced until 1967 - however this piece with the D6094 number was produced from the 1930s to post WWII era

1964- 1972

Beswick Beatrix Potter Mr Jackson

Japanese Carved Ivory Netsuke | Shunga | Erotic | Man and Woman | signed Winnie The Pooh A truly magnificent example ofJapanese Carved Ivory Netsuke Shunga Erotic Man and Woman signed c. 1880 Approx 5. 5cms (2 1 4") long Approx 3. 5cms (1 1 3") tall In excellent condition Signed to base unable to discern signature What is a Netsuke? A netsuke is a miniature sculpture, originating in 17th century Japan. They can be made from boxwood, Ivory, Bone and Silver. Initially a simply carved button fastener on the cords of an inr box, netsuke later developed into ornately