Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono figure on wooden base | Three Dieties | Meiji period | signed Bill Sykes Issued: 1904 - 1928

Issued: 1904 - 1928

About Doulton's Rembrandt Ware

The exact date of withdrawal of this series is not known

Designer: Leslie Harradine/Harry Fenton

Thomson opened a corset business in London in 1840

Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono figure on wooden base | Three Dieties | Meiji period | signed Bill Sykes Issued: 1904 - 1928Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono figure on wooden base There are 3 different Dieties depicted The outer dieties are signed pieces on the rear edges late Meiji period c. 1900 Approx 7. 5cms (3") tall Approx 8cms (3 1 4") wide Each small figure is approx 5. 5cms (2 1 4") tall In excellent condition each is glued to the wooden base Signed to base unable to discern signature What is an Okimono? An okimono () is a Japanese term for a decorative art object,