Two wood Noh masks of Hannya and Yakan, Meiji/Taisho period,…
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Two wood Noh masks of Hannya and Yakan, Meiji/Taisho period, late 19th century, the first painted in buff with gilt horns and teeth and gilt metal eyes, the hair picked out in black, the interior 'signed'; the second painted in cream with gilt eyes and teeth, red mouth and black hair, the interior signed 'Sutoshi', (2), 25 cm long; and 22.5 cm long

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