JAPAN. Early 20th century. Five polychrome and gold enameled - Lot 222

JAPAN. Early 20th century. Five polychrome and gold enameled porcelain bowls decorated with loving couples in interior scenes. (Chips). Diameter 5 cm. - Wooden statuette of Ebisu, sitting on a monk's head in the form of a phallus containing a stele in homage to the patron god of the eight virtues of fertility. Height 9 cm. - Three polychrome and gold enameled porcelain bowls: decorated with a portrait of a young woman, diameter 7 cm; inside a woman, the outside decorated with an embracing couple, diameter 5 cm; decorated with a couple in kimono embracing effusively, their intimacy uncovered, diameter 4.5 cm. - Okame in polychrome enameled porcelain, standing and touching each other's private parts. (Minor accidents). Height 4.5 cm. This lot is presented by Madame Alice Jossaume, member of SFEP, expert to the Paris Court of Appeal, director of Portier et associés.