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Screen for Inkstone， Hand-wrestling design

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Screen for Inkstone， Hand-wrestling design

SHIMIZU, Nanzan (1875-1948)

シミズ、ナンザン

昭和11年／1936

wrought silver， copper， inlay

高18.0径19.0

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象嵌 / copper / 金工 / Nanzan

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