Meiji Fisherman Okimono with Lobster and Scoop Net

A fine Japanese Meiji period okimono of a fisherman, he stands…
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A fine Japanese Meiji period okimono of a fisherman, he stands holding a lobster in his raised left hand and a scoop net in the other, his robe with deep cuffs bordered with square fret pattern. Signed Ky?ko. Provenance: The Flower Collection. Height 17 cm.

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