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A 19th century Japanese sentoku tsuba signed Noritada, Goto School, modelled with a shishi (guardian
A 19th century Japanese sentoku tsuba signed Noritada, Goto School, modelled with a shishi (guardian lion) under a pine tree next to a stream and ...
Three pairs of 19th century Japanese menuki sword fittings, each pair naturalistically modelled as
Three pairs of 19th century Japanese menuki sword fittings, each pair naturalistically modelled as female and male animals, one being tigers, the ...
Two 18th century Japanese shibuishi kozuka attributed to Ichinomiya Nagatsune (1719-1786), with
Two 18th century Japanese shibuishi kozuka attributed to Ichinomiya Nagatsune (1719-1786), with silver and gilt details, one depicting a running ...
A shibuishi and shakudo kozuka attributed to Yatsugi Katsusada (died 1870), depicting a relief tiger
A shibuishi and shakudo kozuka attributed to Yatsugi Katsusada (died 1870), depicting a relief tiger and bamboo, with gilt details, signed Tokosai...
A Japanese Edo period kozuka by Goto Etsujo (1642-1708), founder of the Ribei Goto family line,
A Japanese Edo period kozuka by Goto Etsujo (1642-1708), founder of the Ribei Goto family line, modelled in shakudo with gilt highlights and borde...
Three 19th century Japanese shakudo kozuka, to include one in the Omori School style with peonies
Three 19th century Japanese shakudo kozuka, to include one in the Omori School style with peonies and butterfly, with shibuishi, shakudo, silver a...
Two 18th century Japanese Hamano School kozuka, one attributed to Masayuki (1696-1769) depicting a
Two 18th century Japanese Hamano School kozuka, one attributed to Masayuki (1696-1769) depicting a Nio (temple guardian), with gilt details, signe...
Two 19th century Japanese kozuka, one iron model with textured woven effect, depicting a pavilion,
Two 19th century Japanese kozuka, one iron model with textured woven effect, depicting a pavilion, with gilt details, the other depicting a samura...
Three 18th century Japanese copper kozuka, one in shishiai-bori, attributed to Sugiura Jo-i (1701-
Three 18th century Japanese copper kozuka, one in shishiai-bori, attributed to Sugiura Jo-i (1701-1761) depicting the ghost of O-Iwa, signed to th...
A collection of three Japanese late Meiji period okimono, to include two models of sages, one with
A collection of three Japanese late Meiji period okimono, to include two models of sages, one with dragon headed staff, the other with a peach in ...
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono, modelled as a woman in traditional clothing carrying a basket
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono, modelled as a woman in traditional clothing carrying a basket of vegetables, signed to the base in red seal...
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono, modelled as Hotei the laughing Buddha, playing with an
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono, modelled as Hotei the laughing Buddha, playing with an infant, signed in red to underside, 9 cm high
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono, modelled as a scholar reading a book, on a carved wooden
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono, modelled as a scholar reading a book, on a carved wooden base, 6.3 cm high
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono, modelled as an artisan screen maker at work, his tools by his
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono, modelled as an artisan screen maker at work, his tools by his side in a tray, signed to underside in red se...
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono, modelled as an elderly man with children, one on his back
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono, modelled as an elderly man with children, one on his back playing, the other holding fruit, signed with red...
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono, modelled as a man possibly repairing a screen, holding a
A Japanese Meiji period ivory okimono, modelled as a man possibly repairing a screen, holding a scroll, with a red seal mark to underside, togethe...
The Edward Wrangham Collection of Japanese Art: all six parts of the Bonhams catalogues from 2012
The Edward Wrangham Collection of Japanese Art: all six parts of the Bonhams catalogues from 2012
A large collection of Japanese art reference books, mainly on Netsukes and lacquer, to include: '
A large collection of Japanese art reference books, mainly on Netsukes and lacquer, to include: 'Zodiac beasts and distant cousins: Japanese nets...
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