Signed Japanese Oni Okimono, Meiji Period

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A fine signed Japanese okimono of two Oni, Meiji period (1868-1912), exquisitely carved and inked, depicting two seated hairy devil figures wearing findoshi, with fearsome faces, horns and reptilian like hands and feet, one grasping the arm of the other; signed underside and upon a timber base. Height 6 cm. Width 6 cm (without stand)

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