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Lot 490
A Meiji period Japanese ivory carved netsuke, modelled as a seated boy with one hand raised towards his eye, the other hand behind his back holding a Noh theatre mask having a decorative jacket and top, minor damage to base and head, 2.7 cm x 2.6 cmDiscolouration to the main body.Scuffs to the elbows, knees, arms and back of the figure.Dent to the top of the head.Chip to the underside.
Lot 97
A 19th Century Chinese ivory card case, with all over decoration of figures within landscapes, pagodas, on boats etc, heavily af together with a 19th Century ivory fan, Chinese, af, a 20th Century bone example, Japanese bone and ivory Meiji period sword handle carved with samurai and exotic birds and other itemsCard Case:Measures 11.5 x 7 x 1.7cmSmall chips and scratches to the decoration.Several cracks running through the case.Hinge is missing and the lid is unattached.Large sections of the case are broken; two along the top, one to the side and one to the edge.Areas of discolouration.Ivory Fan:Some panels are unattached.Areas of residue are present on several sections (as a result of a ribbon being attached).Some of the fan is being held together with tape.Light scratching to the decoration and scuffs to the edges.Smaller Fan:Section of one panel broken.Small chips to the edges.Cracks present throughout.Sword Handle:Multiple scuffs and scratches.Heavy rubbing to one side.Residue on the base.Crack running along the top.
Lot 502
A Meiji period signed Japanese ivory ryusa netsuke, of circular design with pierced decoration of scrolls, vases, mons etc, signed to front Ogaki Kokusai, 4.1 cm diameterScuffs and scratches to the edges with four cracks and a distinct area of pitting.Areas of discolouration.Multiple small chips around the pierced decoration (likely as a result of the carving process).Light scratches to multiple areas of the ivory.No apparent repairs or restoration.
Lot 567
A George Jones crescent china porcelain biscuit barrel, with silver plated rim and lid, ivory finial, decorated with rose printed garlands, together with a Crown Staffordshire blue and white biscuit barrel with art nouveau floral spray heightened in gilt, a Belleek twin handled vase, Chinese small vase and one other item
Lot 484
A Meiji period Japanese ivory netsuke, modelled as a pair of puppies playing on a coolie hat, one in white with black eyes, the other stained black with black eyes, the underside with carved chin straps, reputedly from the Bluth Collection, 2.3 cm high x 5 cmA hairline crack is running from the side of the white puppy's head, through the eyes and down to its tail. Additional smaller cracks are present on its back, paw and leg.The darker puppy also has two cracks running down its back and one through its thigh.One crack is visible on the underside of the netsuke.Light scuffs and scratches and visible on the main structure.Areas of yellow residue are present on the underside.
Lot 50
A cased pair of Edwardian knitting needles, the ivory needles of turned cylindrical form having enamel terminals surmounted by jade beads set with rough cut diamond, in a Noble & Co fitted leather case, needles 24 cm longThe ivory shows scuffing along the length of the needle, a hairline crack around the upper section of one of them and areas of discolouration.Very slight crack to a section of the enamel.Jade is slightly scratched and not cut particularly smoothly or fully spherical.No hallmarks are present on the needles.
Lot 350
Anglo-Indian School, A Pair of Portrait Miniatures, early 19th century, the first inscribed verso "....May 15th 1822, Tippoo Sahib, done by a native of India", the second "......the father of Tippoo, done by a native of India", each oval, watercolour on ivory, in a rosewood frame. Each approximately 8cm by 6cm. Note: Tippoo Sahib (or Tipu Sahib) was born in 1750 and died in 1799 and was known as the Tiger of Mysore. This image is based on other well known images of the famous South Indian ruler who battled British Imperialism and, in particular, the East India Company before dying in battle in 1799.
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