A Japanese Toyomasa School carved hardwood netsuke in the form of a starving wolf standing over a severed head, late-19th century, unsigned, heigh...
A Japanese carved hardwood netsuke of a recumbent tiger, late-19th century, unsigned, length 4cm.
A Japanese carved wooden snake Netsuke Ojime ball, signed to base, h3.5cm, sold together with a Netsuke pig and a risen Buddha ect, (8)
A collection of 19th Century Japanese carved bone netsuke figures.
NETSUKE, Japan, 19.Jh./ Meiji-Periode, Jade/ Jadeit, geschnitzt, durchbrochen gearbeitet, Blüte, ca. 6,5 x 3,5 cm
Two 19th Century Japanese Netsuke figures. Late Edo/Early Meiji Period.
NETSUKE, Japan, 19.Jh./ Meiji-Periode, Jade/ Jadeit, geschnitzt, durchbrochen gearbeitet, Pilze, europäischer Knebel mit 585er-Gold-Öse, über alle...
NETSUKE, Japan, 19.Jh./ Meiji-Periode, Jade/ Jadeit, geschnitzt, durchbrochen gearbeitet, 2 Pfirsiche mit Blättern, ca. 3,5 x 4 cm
Netsuke, Fo Hund, Anfang 20. Jh., L 4 cm
TWO JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD CARVED HARDWOOD NETSUKES one formed as a snake hatching from its egg, the other as a rat on a rice bale, each with inlai...
NETSUKE, Japan, 19.Jh./ Meiji-Periode, Jade/ Jadeit, geschnitzt, durchbrochen gearbeitet, Pfirsich mit Ast, ca. 4,5 x 4 cm
NETSUKE, Japan, 19.Jh./ Meiji-Periode, Jade/ Jadeit, geschnitzt, durchbrochen gearbeitet, Blüte, ca. 4,5 x 2 cm
NETSUKE, Japan, 19.Jh./ Meiji-Periode, Jade/ Jadeit, geschnitzt, durchbrochen gearbeitet, Chi-Chis, ca. 4,5 x 4 cm
NETSUKE, Japan, 19.Jh./ Meiji-Periode, Jade/ Jadeit, geschnitzt, durchbrochen gearbeitet, 3 stilisierte Fische, ca. 5,5 x 4 cm
NETSUKE, Japan, 19.Jh./ Meiji-Periode, Jade/ Jadeit, geschnitzt, durchbrochen gearbeitet, Pfirsich, ca. 5 x 6 cm
NETSUKE, Japan, 19.Jh./ Meiji-Periode, Jade/ Jadeit, geschnitzt, durchbrochen gearbeitet, Fisch, ca. 8,5 x 4 cm
Seven Japanese hardwood carved Netsuke figures / animals to include; Jin Chan, Cat & Rat, Bunny, Fisherman, Elephant & Monkey, Ram. Plus, folk art...
Ten Japanese resin Netsuke figures with etched decorations. Tallest 7cm. (10)
Netsuke together with frog figure
A Japanese hand carved tagua nut netsuke figurine, with Japanese signature incised on underside
NETSUKE, Japan, 19.Jh./ Meiji-Periode, Jade/ Jadeit, geschnitzt, durchbrochen gearbeitet, Ente, ca. 5 x 4 cm
Katabori-Netsuke "Wespe auf Frucht" - Japan, 1.Hälfte 20.Jh., Buchsbaum geschnitzt, dunkel gebeizt, vollrunde Darstellung einer aufgeplatzten Fruc...
Katabori-Netsuke "Shishi" - Japan, 1.Hälfte 20.Jh., Buchsbaum geschnitzt, dunkel gebeizt, Augen aus Horn bzw. Glas, vollrunde Darstellung eines li...
A collection of ten Japanese carved wooden netsukes, each signed; together with two seed pods, one carved with a landscape and the other carved wi...
A Japanese carved boxwood netsuke in the form of a toad, with inset glass eyes, signed, 5cm long, and another of a man with a fish on his shoulder...
Two Japanese carved boxwood netsukes, one in the form of rats eating from a corn cob, 6cm long, another of two rats, 4cm high, both signed,
Six Japanese wood netsuke of seated figures, Edo/Meiji, 18th/19th century. tallest 4cm Good condition with desirable patina.
Four Japanese dark wood netsuke, Meiji era, 19th to 20th century. The first carved as a ferocious lion seated on its haunches with its head raise...
Two Japanese wood netsuke, late Edo/Meiji, 19th century . The first carved as a monkey holding a peach, with a worm sticking out, possibly of ivor...
A Japanese wood netsuke in the form of a bamboo armrest with a crouching tiger inside, Edo period, 18th/19th century, diameter 6.5cm x 3.2cm; tog...
A Japanese amber netsuke of two monkeys, Meiji era, 19th century, together with a second netsuke of a monk wearing a robe, possibly made of cattl...
Ivory Netsuke of a walking lion with ball, Japan, Meiji Period ca. 1900, mammoth ivory, 31 mm high, 45 mm long, 18 mm wide, 20.90 grams. With cert...
Ivory Netsuke of a standing man, Japan, Meiji Period ca. 1900, mammoth ivory, 49 mm high, 32 mm wide, 22 mm deep 19.70 grams. With certificate
17 books including Netsukes, Chinese porcelain and painting
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