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Japanese Edo Isho Ningyo Dolls of Daimyo Class Children

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    Japanese rare late Edo period large Imperial Gosho Ningyo doll. The piece depicts a cute chubby child with very white skin, small limbs and big head with ...
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  • Japanese Edo Noh Mask of Obeshimi
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  • Japanese Edo Period Kyogen Mask of a Nio Guardian
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