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Lot 390
A GOOD JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD PARCEL GILT BRONZE OKIMONO OF A BASKET WEAVER, attributed to "Miyao Eisuke", the man in a striding pose holding his basket and weaving tool, his traditional robe with gilt highlighted decoration, fixed to its original gold lacquer decorated hardwood base, 26cm high x 15cm wide.
Lot 481
A GOOD JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD CLOISONNE TRAY ATTRIBUTED TO NAMIKAWA SOSUKE, the tray with a bronze bamboo formed frame housing the cloisonne tray with a turquoise ground with scenes of birds amongst native flora, and butterflies, with a surrounding formal scrolling border, the verso with heavily wave formed counter enameling, 19cm x 25cm.
Lot 648
A GOOD JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE AKITA PUPPY OKIMONO GROUP, one puppy moddeled upon its back in a playful pose whilst the other pup climbs upon to join the fun, the recumbent pup signed to the chest, both with inlaid shakudo eyes, complete with a hardwood display stand, the group alone: 14.5cm high x 22.5cm wide.
Lot 2502
Georges Omerth (act.1895-1925), a bronze study of a WWI Scottish Soldier holding a rifle over his shoulder, standing on a base impressed "G. Omerth", height 21.5cm, weight 1.55kg. Note: Omerth worked in France and produced animal and human statuettes of different types including some military.
Lot 156
Valentine. American collection, comprising: 1) Elaborate paper lace design with central chromolithographic rose, published by McLoughlin Brothers of New York, embossed envelope addressed to Rose Grumbine, City, stamped and postmarked Pennsylvania, 13 February 1886. 2) George C. Whitney & Co., paper lace with central river landscape, embossed envelope addressed to Master Harry, February 1883. 3) Mirror Valentine (gilt paper lace with central mirror), the collector's note stating 'produced by "Lang's Patent Process" and published by Berlin and Jones of New York about 1860'. 4) Embossed pink lace design with applied scraps, c.1860s. 5) Chromolithographic and paper lace design, rising on paper springs, c.1880s. 5) Large bronze lithographic envelope, designed to take Valentine, unused, central scroll (to take name) with flowers and birds, 19cm by 23.5cm. United States / Philatelic Interest (5)
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