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Lot 127
A pair of late Victorian stained ivory cufflinks by Child & Child, c1905, each terminal designed as a heart, collet set with a green stained ivory panel, conjoined by belcher links, signed with maker's mark, 1.5cm high After a design by the Pre-Raphaelite painter and jewellery designer Sir Edward Burne-Jones, the design was originally produced for the artist's own use and re-issued commercially during the 1880's. The design reflects Burne-Jones' preference for stained ivory over more valuable gem stones and features his favoured decorative heart motif. Literature: JONAS, S & NISSENSON, M., Cufflinks. (1999). p.21 and GERE, C. Artists' Jewellery: Antique Collectors Club (1989). For a similar pair of cufflinks, see GERE, C., & MUNN, G., Pre-Raphaelite to Arts and Crafts Jewellery, p.151
Lot 423
Ivory okimono of a standing maiden Japanese holding a bouquet of flowers in matting over her left shoulder, on oval base, signed Gyokko 11.5cm high another of a Geisha and an oiran with a ewe, on oval base, 8cm high and an okimono of a father holding a tortoise while watching his son on a hobby-horse, at their side two buckets with water and fish, signed on oval base, 8.8cm high
Lot 424
Ivory okimono of a fisherman Japanese, late Meiji standing with one foot upon a rock while holding a folded net and two fish, signed Gyoku 20cm high a Japanese ivory okimono of a fisherman standing upon a rock while shaking fish out of a net, signed on red table, 16.5cm high, and a Japanese ivory okimono of a Geisha holding a baton, 15.5cm
Lot 437
Ivory okimono Japanese, mid Meiji Geisha standing holding a bottle shaped vessel and a peony flower, at her feet a floral arrangement upon which she is working, her Kimono finely carved with wisteria, phoenix and her obi with a floral diaper and held by on a floral pendant and tasselled clasp, her elaborate coiffure held by a selection of ornamental pins, Tokyo school signed Doraku 37cm high
Lot 447
Ivory tusk box and cover Japanese, late Meiji carved in relief with Hotei and Fukurokoja kubihiki wrestling watched by youths, two of which hold uchiwa (fans), dividing the contestants are precious objects from the shichi fukin legends, cover with cloak, wand and a Daikoku's mallet finial, wood stand, signed in Sosho
Lot 448
Ivory okimono of a standing farmer spreading seeds from a basket, signed Munehide on red plaque 16cm high another of fisherman seated beneath a drying fishing net, signed Masa Yuki, 15.5cm high, a fisherman standing shouting as he loses a fish, signed Kogyoku, 14cm, a figure of a farmer attacked by snake whilst standing over a pumpkin, all late Meiji, a small tusk box, quails and wheat, a seated monkey and snake and a bone tanto handle carved with figure beneath trees, Meiji era and a pair of Indian carved ivory elephants, circa 1900
Lot 455
Shibayama shodana Japanese ivory,mother-of-pearl and lacquer detailed, decorated brown hardwood Shodana of rectangular design with planked top and standing upon a Chinese style bow legged base and fitted in three levels overall with cupboards with sliding doors, centrally with display shelves and two main cupboards with sliding and hinged doors and the lower ending with four drawers, all facings of cupboards and drawers richly decorated with high relief details with floral arrangements set in imitation hanging baskets and bronze vases, birds displayed perched upon flowering branches and centrally with a figural scene of three youths play acting as Samurai holding a trumpet, Yari lance and sword set against display unit upon which stands a floral arrangement set in a lacquer work vase imitating bronze. 125.5cm high x 96.5cm diameter x 38cm deep
Lot 463
Ivory netsuke of two men and a child Japanese, 19th Century seated and standing around a basket and rice bale, signed Masamitsu another of two youths playing with masks and a priests hat, signed Akinaga, another of youths seated beside a basket of vegetable and a boy on hobby horse, signed Hidekazu and an ivory of a Dutch woman (5)
Lot 464
Ivory okimono of a gentlemen Japanese, late Meiji gentlemen semi reclining upon a rectangular bamboo table style bench, the figure holding a pipe as he admires an ikebana arrangement in a vase, a tonkotsu and pipe case, wood hibachi a basket and a bako wrapped in a cloth lay scattered around, signed Shihisa
Lot 468
Redwood shodana worked in three levels with cupboards Japanese,Meiji Period (1890-1910)the display shelves bordered by drawers and cupboards and the lower section with cupboards and drawer, all door panels finely worked in lacquer mother of pearl and ivory displaying floral ikebana arrangements in basket work imitation and vases, interspersed with furniture items and musical instruments, the overall frame work finely carved with flowers, foliage and openwork trailing branches, and highlighted by gold, hiramakiye lacquer foliage and flower heads on wood matching stand with open work wood floral motif panel 117cm x 174cm
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