Netsuke

Toryusai Kozan (Japanese, 1787-ca.1854). Mid-19th century Japanese carved seed pit ojime. Carved with zodiac animals with inlaid black eyes throug...

Ouchi Sosui (Japanese, 1911-1972). Carved wooden carved hakucho (swan) netsuke. Dark stained wood with inlaid horn eyes.Provenance: Michael Spinde...

Gregg Stradiotto (American, 20th c). Carved ojime of a monkey. Carved from fossil walrus ivory with amber inlaid eyes.Provenance: Purchased from M...

Jeff Spangler (American, b. 1948). Carved California nephrite jade ojime titled "Frog on Bamboo," with layered enamel eyes.As commented on by Span...

Armin Muller (American, b. 1930). Celadon glazed porcelain with bisque netsuke titled "Frog on a Sandal," carved in 1993.Provenance: Purchased fro...

Clive Hallam (British, b. 1965). Carved Sika stag antler netsuke titled "Leaf," carved 1993. In the form of a leaf with mother-of-pearl inlaid but...

David Carlin (American, 20th-21st c). Carved boxwood with bone inlay netsuke titled "Cowboy" depicting cowboy boots, a hat, and rope on a wooden p...

David Carlin (American, 20th-21st c). Carved boxwood netsuke titled "Leaping Carp." With inlaid eyes. With a wooden tomobako.Provenance: Purchased...

Guy Shaw (British, 1951-2003). Carved stag antler netsuke titled "Carp with Coin," carved August 1991. Carved of stag antler with inlaid shell eye...

Nick Lamb (English, b. 1948). Carved boxwood with amber inlaid eyes titled "Baby Boars," completed 1995. With sumi-e detail. Initialed NKL along a...

Nick Lamb (English, b. 1948). Carved polychrome boxwood ojime depicting a curled boa constrictor snake. Initialed NKL along an 18k gold reserve.Ex...

Tomizo Saratani (Japanese, b. 1949). Lacquer over ivory ojime titled "Horses," carved 1989. Each side of the rectangular ojime with a different vi...

Tomizo Saratani (Japanese, b. 1949). Lacquer over ebony ojime carving titled "Vase," carved 1989.Provenance: Purchased from Michael Spindel Ltd., ...

Nick Lamb (English, b. 1948). Large netsuke or okimono intricately carved boxwood in the form of a mobius strip with the animals of the zodiac. Wi...

Group of four books authored by Sydney L. Moss. Including:"The Literati Mode: Chinese Scholar Paintings, Calligraphy, and Desk Objects," 1986."In ...

Group of assorted Asian art books covering topics including Japanese netsuke, Tibetan mandalas, Chinese scholar's rocks, and numerous other Asian ...

Japan, a boxwood netsuke of a tiger, Meiji period (1868-1912), carved in crouching position with its tail flicked over its back, not signed l. 3,5...

Japan, gold lacquer four-case inro, Edo period, (1615-1868); Carried out in shakudo and maki-e, depicting landscape scenes with temples. Nashiji i...

Japan, a boxwood netsuke of frogs, Meiji period (1868-1912), carved as five frogs seated on a lotus leaf w. 4 cm [1]

Japan, a boxwood netsuke of a cat, Meiji period (1868-1912), shown in crouching position w. 4,3 cm [1]

Japan, a horn manju netsuke, Meiji period (1868-1912), carved to one side with a warrior scene and the reverse with the many-tailed fox (some wear...

Japan, a bronze manju netsuke, 19th century, of square shape, modelled to each side with gilt and silvered shidori-birds against fuming waves w. ...

Japan, a stag antler netsuke, 19th century, carved as abalone and other shells w. 5,7 cm [1]

Japan, a boxwood and a buffalo-horn netsuke, Meiji period (1868-1912), the boxwood netsuke carved as a blind weight-lifter and the horn netsuke as...

Japan, a boxwood netsuke of a karako, Meiji period (1868-1912), the boy holding a stone fruit, signed h. 3,6 cm [1]

Japan, a boxwood netsuke of Daruma, Meiji period (1868-1912), shown in seated position wearing long robes with belly exposed, signed (some wear) w...

Japan, a boxwood netsuke of abalone, Meiji period (1868-1912), signed (some wear) w. 4,3 cm [1]

Japan, two boxwood netsukes, 19th century; Wolf and standing man. Herewith four miniature masks. h. 4,4 - 7,8 cm [6]