Japanese Plaster Fukusuke Doll Piggy Bank Statue Lucky Charm Vtg Okimono ST82 drawer The caption is in Japanese

The caption is in Japanese and English: Effects of Japanese Swords and the Russian Shells

Sakazuki typically only holds a couple of sips of sake

This beautiful set of game pieces made from black and white glass is contained in lidded dark brown wooden bowls for easy

Red dye has bled onto white sections front and back

Japanese Plaster Fukusuke Doll Piggy Bank Statue Lucky Charm Vtg Okimono ST82 drawer The caption is in JapaneseVtg Japanese Plaster Statue Piggy Bank This is a vintage Japanese plaster statue or piggy bank in the shape of Fukusuke ningyo. "Fukusuke ningyo" is a Japanese lucky charm born in the Edo era. It features a large head with a topknot and kneeling in the Seiza style. This statue wears a black kimono and a blue kamishimo, a formal attire for samurai or bushi. There is a design of kanji inside a lucky hammer, uchide no koduchi, on the body. It has a coin