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A Finely Carved and Charming Wood Okimono of Two Rabbits
Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques
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A Finely Carved and Charming Wood Okimono of Two Rabbits

1900 - 1920
Description

A well carved and charming wood Okimono of a rabbit and its young good patina very tactile object with signature. There is a £12 charge for postage and packing International Shipping. A shipping quote is available on request

Physical Dimensions
Height
4.5cm (1.77")
Width
8cm (3.15")
Depth
5.5cm (2.17")
Declaration

Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques has dated this Carved Wooden Rabbit Okimono to the 1900s.

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SA840301
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Description
A well carved and charming wood Okimono of a rabbit and its young good patina very tactile object with signature. There is a £12 charge for postage and packing International Shipping. A shipping quote is available on request
Height
4.5cm (1.77")
Width
8cm (3.15")
Depth
5.5cm (2.17")
Date of Manufacture

Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques has dated this Carved Wooden Rabbit Okimono to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA840301
Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques
Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2019

Oriental art,fine period ivories bronzes,ceramics unusual silver objects and tribal art.

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A dark carved wood figurine depicting two rabbits huddled together with detailed incised fur texturing and inlaid eyes.
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Archive I A dark carved wood figurine depicting two rabbits huddled together with detailed incised fur texturing and inlaid eyes.

A Finely Carved and Charming Wood Okimono of Two Rabbits

Archive II A dark carved wood figurine depicting two rabbits huddled together with detailed incised fur texturing and inlaid eyes. View II
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Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques

Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques
Telephone 07956 448876
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United Kingdom

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Gerard Robinson Fine Art and Antiques
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A dark carved wood figurine depicting two rabbits huddled together with detailed incised fur texturing and inlaid eyes.
A finely carved and charming wood Okimono of two rabbits
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A dark carved wood figurine depicting two rabbits huddled together with detailed incised fur texturing and inlaid eyes.
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An okimono is a decorative Japanese carving created purely for visual display in tokonoma alcoves or private rooms. Originating primarily during the Edo and Meiji periods, these ornaments were crafted in materials such as wood, ivory, and bronze.

Traditional wooden okimono are frequently sculpted from dense hardwoods like boxwood, ebony, or cherry wood. Craftspeople often incorporated delicate inlays made from horn, shell, glass, or coral to highlight specific details such as eyes.

Authentic pieces demonstrate precise hand-chiselled carving marks, detailed surface texturing, natural patina, and smooth wear consistent with age. Many examples also feature artisan signatures carved directly into the base or underside.

Small wooden carvings make excellent accent pieces on curated bookshelves, console table displays, or desk surfaces. Pairing them alongside minimalist ceramics or books brings tactile interest and historic character to modern interiors.

Maintain wooden carvings by dusting them gently with a soft dry brush to remove debris from fine crevices. Avoid displaying them in direct sunlight or environments with fluctuating humidity, and apply a light microcrystalline wax sparingly to preserve the finish.
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