A Sectional Walrus Ivory Figure of a Shellfisherman, Meiji period (1868-1912)], with harpoon resting against his side, in his hand a pipe, a basket of shells slung from his shoulder, a conch horn hanging from his belt, 24.1cm; and [A Sectional Walrus Ivory Figure of a Farmer, Meiji period], 16cm (2)
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A Rare Ivory Netsuke of a Cat, 18th century], seated on rounded oblong plinth pierced top to bottom by the himotoshi (forming a mouse hole?), the well modelled and detailed cat seated eyeing its prey in some imaginary branch above, 3.4cm wide *An exceptional piece of observation and of sculpture-in-miniature. The cat in Japanese art is usually depicted with ruff and/or ribbon. Its unusual absence in this instance suggests a cat at large
A Pair of Japanese Carved Ivory, Bone and Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid and Lacquered Wood Panels, Meiji period (1868-1912)], rectangular, worked with an eagle eyeing wasps about their nest, the other surprising two sparrows in the branches of a blossoming tree with gold lacquered trunk, 43cm by 30.5cm
A Pair of Shibayama Inlaid Ivory, White Metal and Enamelled Dwarf Vases and Covers, Meiji period (1868-1912)], each of oval section, the domed covers with fan-tailed doves and quail finials respectively, dragon shoulder handles picked out in enamels, the main bodies with baskets of flowers to one side, birds amongst flowering shrubs to the other, on swept lappet feet, engraved two character mark on raised gilded kakihan, 14.5cm high (A/F)
A Japanese Silver Metal and Shibayama Inlaid Small Box, Meiji period (1868-1912)], as a conjoined square and fan, worked with a vase of peonies and wisteria, signed on a small mother-of-pearl kakihan, a pheasant perched in blossoming prunus tree, on an ivory and gold lacquered ground respectively, the sides of the vessel engraved with flowers by a stream, two character marks within a circle, 12.5cm wide
A Japanese Shibayama Inlaid Lacquer and Ivory Two-Fold Table Screen, Meiji period (1868-1912)], the two main panels depicting a continuous panorama of hills and temples, fronted by a gnarled blossoming weeping tree inhabited by two egrets, numerous sparrows and a kingfisher over a stream, two character mark on mother-of-pearl kakihan, mainly in mother-of-pearl against a gold lacquer ground, the panels beneath with scattered Buddhistic emblems in coral, tortoiseshell and ivory, in a repeat cash coin, cloud and crashing wave repeat patterned ivory frame, engraved white metal hinges, the reverse panels painted with long leafy autumnal stems inhabited by sparrows, each panel 27.5cm by 14.8cm, 30cm wide
A Japanese Shibayama Inlaid Lacquer and Ivory Two Fold Table Screen, Meiji period (1868-1912)], one panel depicting a group of three men boiling an iron water kettle on an open fire beneath a blossoming tree, the opposite panel with a young woman and child holding baskets of ferns and paddling in a stream, engraved single character mark on oval applied Kakihan, with abstract insect inhabited floral sprays to the panels below, within repeat cash coin lacquered ground, the panels beneath with scattered Buddhistic emblems in coral, tortoiseshell and ivory, in a repeat hinges, the back panels depicting a continuous nocturnal view of seven egrets amongst lakeside rushes, with gold sprinkled sky, each panel 33.5cm by 20.3cm, 40.6cm wide overall
A Plated Breakfast Dish], oval, on four gadrooned supports, gadrooned border and handles, engraved crest to the lid, 31cm long; [Four Sheffield Plate Plates], circular, shaped gadrooned border, crested, 28cm diameter; [Two Sheffield Plate Salvers], oval, gadrooned border, crested, 38cm wide; and [An Electroplated Tea Kettle and Stand], circular, on three leaf capped scroll supports, the kettle crested, upward scrolling handle with ivory insulators, 30cm high (7).
A Geo naval officer’s dirk, DE blade 11¼” of flattened diamond section, etched with trophies and foliage; gilt mounted hilt with down turned quillon finials, fluted ivory grip of rectangular section, in its gilt mounted leather sheath with 2 hanging rings, the locket engraved with initials “GB”. GC (patches of deep pitting to blade, sheath leather very well restored, mounts well regilt). (See lot 1049 for illustration).
A Geo naval dirk, slender DE blade 12¼” with narrow fullers, gilt mounted hilt with ‘propeller’ crosspiece, plain ivory grip of bevelled rectangular section, in its gilt mounted leather sheath with 2 hanging rings. GC (some light pitting to blade, mounts well regilt). (See lot 1049 for illustration).
A Geo Naval officer’s gilt ‘5 ball’ hilted spadroon, straight fullered blade 32”, etched with 1801-16 R Arms, trophies and foliage with “Warranted”, gilt stirrup hilt incorporating “5 ball” side bar, fluted ivory grip with gilt middle band and oval engraved with crowned fouled anchor. QGC, the hilt retaining approx 50% gilt (blade worn with dark pitting overall, grip chipped, ‘5 balls’ restored)
A Geo IV General officer’s mameluke sword, curved flat blade with clipped back tip, 29”, by Odell & Atherly, 71 & 72 Burlington Arcade, London, etched with crown/GR cypher/IV/wreath/crossed baton and sword/wreath within plain panels, regulation copper gilt hilt, the crosspiece incorporating crossed baton and sword, ivory grips, in its leather scabbard with copper gilt mounts, the locket engraved Odell & Atherley, 72 Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly, London. Basically GC (some light pitting, mostly to edge of blade, much gilt rubbed, ring and 2 rosettes missing from grip, one grip chip) (See lot 1049 for illustration).
A Millita .177 break barrel air gun, No 2432, part octagonal barrel 17¾” with fixed sights. Nickel plated cylinder with press button barrel latch, adjustable trigger, straight hand stock with nickel plated butt plate; a 1907 patt bayonet and a knife by Thornhill London with SE flexible blade and replacement ivory handle with engraved silver band, air rifle GWO&C (bayonet grips replaced, knife blade poor)
An interesting masonic sword, broad, straight DE wavy edged blade 30”, engraved “Rene Wibaux” in panel at forte and etched for its entire length with crosslets in cross border band on one side and drooping irregular scrolls on the other, steel hilt with spatulate crossguard and large ribbed ovoid pommel, octagonal ivory grips. GC with a pleasing patina.
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