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Lot 297
A Japanese carved ivory chess set, Circa 1936Comprising thirty-two individual pieces, modelled as dignities and pagodas, with lacquered chess board, with original bill of sale from Miyasaki Honten, April 1936. CONDITION REPORT: No structure damage to the ivory, all pieces appear to be in sound condition with yellowing to the ivory. Scuffing/wear/loss to the board. Lock detached but present.
Lot 218
A matched pair of Japanese carved ivory tusk figures, late Meiji periodThe first carved with immortal figures and dragons, stained with diaper work designs, 33cm high, signed, together with another carved with a series of figures climbing a tree, red lacquered signature plaque to base, 38cm high. (2) CONDITION REPORT: Okimono - figures and dragons - small nibbles to the edge of the ivory throughout. Small crack to the dragon head. Okimono appears to have been restuck to the base. Overall yellowing to the ivory. Okimono - figures in trees - Large crack to the ladder, approx 6cm in length. Several further cracks to the group, mainly visable on the figures. Significant yellowing throughout. Okimono has been restuck to the base.
Lot 215
A Japanese carved ivory okimono of a fisherman, late Meiji periodThe two figures modelled standing, each holding baskets of fish, signed, 13cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Tip of young boys foot is missing. Boys other foot re glued to the base. Right hand item broken and the tip is missing. Tall figure also re glued at base.
Lot 423
A Japanese carved ivory Okimono of a fisherman, Meiji period Modelled in standing position holding his catch of fish aloft, a basket of fish over his shoulder, signed, 20cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Sectional figure, left arm is slightly loose, the remaining figure is not sectional. Several concentric cracks to the base. Small areas of mino loss to the pegged section at the shoulder of the left arm. Small impact loss to the right shoulder, approx 0.5cm or less in size. Cracks to the figures forehead.
Lot 419
A Chinese carved ivory puzzle ball and stand, early 20th CenturyWith approximately seven interior carved layers, the exterior carved in high dragons amidst scrolls, raised on a stand, 21cm high, together with an ivory carving of a parasol, 10cm long. (3) CONDITION REPORT: Ball diam is 4cm. Approx 6 small breaks in outer shell. Base chips fragments and glue to bass. Some minor chips to parasol. Also chips to figural supports.
Lot 340
A Japanese Shibayamma and ivory card case, Meiji periodOf typical form, the smooth ivory surface applied in gilt lacquer, mother of pearl and further precious stones detailed with crane, lotus and chrysanthemum, 11x7cm. CONDITION REPORT: Minor hairline crack on case cover, approx 2cm long. Two small patches of discolouration, otherwise ony minor rubbing/wear
Lot 421
A Japanese sectional ivory Okimono of musician and boy The figure holding a shamisen, the jovial boy at his feet, raised on a carved circular base, 19cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Crack in base, restoration to smallest figure. Also item missing from left hand. Damage on right hand. The large figure, the instrument key is missing and there are minor cracks. No visible signature.
Lot 333
A Japanese carved ivory okimono, Meiji periodIntricately carved as a samurai warrior slaying Oni and beasts, stained and detailed throughout, raised on a reticulated base, 17cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Figureover shoulder, re-glued around waist. Figure under foot also repaired. Some minor discolouration.
Lot 425
A Japanese carved ivory Okimono of a man and boy, Meiji period Both dressed in traditional robes, the man holding a parasol above their heads, as to escape the rain, 20cm high. CONDITION REPORT: okimono has been screwed to the wooden base. Small cracks to face and shoulders of adult figure. Several concentric cracks to the base. Yellowing and darkening to the ivory.
Lot 427
A Chinese carved ivory tusk vase, late 19th/early 20th CenturyThe exterior carved with warriors involved in combat, amidst landscapes flanked with trees and foliage, 13cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Several small cracks and nibbles to the lower thin section of the vase. Please note that the vase does not have a base. Several concentric cracks to the upper rim. No significant losss or damage.
Lot 422
A Japanese carved ivory Okimono of an immortal god, Meiji periodModelled upon a rocky outcrop, dressed in robes and holding a gnarled branch and a lotus branch, 24cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Okimono is 24cm without wooden base. Several cracks to the rockwork base. Cracks to the figures ankles. WEar and loss to staining. Yellowing to the ivory. Stuck to the wooden base.
Lot 426
A Japanese carved sectional ivory Okimono, Meiji period Modelled as a street vendor, dressed in traditional attire, 14cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Base has been screwed to the Okimono this is difficult to remove, therefore it is unknown if the figure has a signiture. Figures neck/head area has been repaired, glue residue visable. Open aperature to figures head, indicating a missing item. Several cracks throughout body, face and feet.
Lot 429
A Japanese carved ivory Okimono, Meiji period Intricately carved and stained with farmer attending to cockerel, dressed in traditional attire, 14cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Crack to the barket on the figures back. Crack to the back of figures head. Repaired area where cockerel is attached to the cockerel. Cracks to the figures right lower leg.
Lot 214
A Chinese carved ivory puzzle ball, late 19th CenturyThe reticulated ball with approximately seven layers, the carved upper figural pediment with hanging chain and lower carved vegetable apron, 20cm long. CONDITION REPORT: Small chips to the tips of the vegatable pinial. Cracks to the ivory throughout. Yellowing to the ivory. No major breakages to the exterior ball. No visable breakages to the interior balls, however not clearly visable, and therefore the damage is unknown.
Lot 438
A Japanese carved ivory Okimono of a basket seller, Meiji period The elderly man dressed in traditional attire, carrying a quantity of woven baskets, red lacquered signature plaque to base, 20cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Three baskets detached and two damaged. Further damage on one baske hanging (hole in wicker effect) Minor hairline crck on robe collum.
Lot 424
A Japanese sectional carved ivory Okimono of a fruit picker, Meiji period Wearing traditional embroidered kimono, holding a basket and branch of picked fruit, 20cm high. CONDITION REPORT: As the bass is stuck to the ivory, it is unknown whether the Okimono is signed or not. Several cracks to the face and head. Pegged sections all require brightening. Repaired damage to the figures left foot. Yellowing to the ivory.
Lot 436
Two Japanese ivory Okimono, Meiji period Modelled as a bijin playing a shamisen dressed in robes, 10cm high, and another of a farmer, 14cm high. (2) CONDITION REPORT: Bijin figure - Discolouration on back, otherwise good second figure. Second figure - restored, glue at joints, some hairline cracks.
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