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A Japanese carved boxwood netsuke of a mouse on top of an apple, height 5cm, a further Japanese carved boxwood netsuke of four turtles, height 4.5cm, and two further Chinese cloisonné enamel napkin rings decorated with dragons.

Chinese Wooden Carved Netsuke Figure of Eagle 8.5 cm H

Carved Wooden netsuke as a toad sitting in Bamboo measures 45mm long. In excellent condition. See photos.

Treen - Black Forest bear,10cm long, others similar; Chinese hardwood Netsuke as horses; Bergman style cold painted dachshund, 8cm long; etc

Two Oriental carved wood Netsuke of a Jungle Fowl and a Pelican, 2in L bear signatures  No obvious damage or repair

Two Oriental carved wood Netsuke, a Cicada on a branch, bears signature, 2 1/2in and a Figure, 2 1/4in  Small hair crack to the figure. No obvious damage to the ciccada

Two Oriental carved wood Netsuke, frogs on a lily pad, and a toad, 1 1/2in, bear signatures  A few chips to the edge of the lily with frog on. Otherwise no obvious damage or repair

3 Netsuke, Japan 19. Jh. (Meiji). Alle figürlich und aus verschiedenen Hölzern, davon eines signiert (Tieger). Leicht ber., D. bis 4 cm

2 Netsuke Reliefs und eine Plakette, Japan 19. Jh., Messing, Kupfer, Silber- und Goldtauschiert. 1 x mit rotem Etui. D. runde Reliefs 3,5 cm, Plakette 7 x 4,5 cm

Figürliches Netsuke, Japan 2. H. 19. Jh. (Meiji), Buchsbaum, leicht ber., H. 6 cm

A fine carved horn rocking chair, H. 12cm, together with a carved fruitwood netsuke.

A 20th century Japanese wood good fortune netsuke. The netsuke being carved in the form of a mouse carrying money on its back with glass bead eyes and signature to underside. Measures 45mm tall.

Two Chinese wooden netsuke in the form of a cobra snake and a ram together with a Chinese wooden carving of a fruit

Netsuke: Onagadori Rooster, carved from Mammoth tusk ivoryExquisitely carved from this ~15,000 year old material from the extinct mammoth. The underside with the two connecting cord holes (known as himotoshi) and showing the mammoth bark - the outer layer of a mammoth tusk. Signed by the carver.

Netsuke: Boxwood FishermanA man carrying a large fish on his shoulder and holding basket. Signed to bottom of foot.

Netsuke: Cat, carved from Mammoth tusk ivoryExquisitely carved from this ~15,000 year old material from the extinct mammoth. The underside with the two connecting cord holes (known as himotoshi) and showing the mammoth bark - the outer layer of a mammoth tusk. Signed by the carver.

Netsuke: Rabbit / Hare, carved from Mammoth tusk ivory. Exquisitely carved from this ~15,000 year old material from the extinct mammoth. The underside with the two connecting cord holes (known as himotoshi) and showing the mammoth bark - the outer layer of a mammoth tusk. Signed by the carver.

Netsuke: Mammoth carved from Mammoth tusk ivory with mammoth bone display base. Superb miniature carving of a mammoth hand carved from mammoth tusk ivory. Together with a piece of mammoth bone which serves as a display plinth (not attached) (2).

Netsuke : pair of Cranes, carved from Mammoth tusk ivory. Exquisitely carved from this ~15,000 year old material from the extinct mammoth. The underside with the two connecting cord holes (known as himotoshi) and showing the mammoth bark - the outer layer of a mammoth tusk. Signed by the carver.

Netsuke: Japanese Dragon. Hand carved hardwood netsuke, with inlaid bone disc signature, of a Japanese Dragon, also known as the Ryū or Tatsu.

Netsuke: Japanese Polychrome Painted Boxwood Netsuke by Nagamachi Shuzan In the form of a robed, white haired elder holding a staff stick and holding the brim of her takegasa hat. Fine detail. Signed on back of robe.

Netsuke: pair of Pigs, carved from Mammoth tusk ivory. Exquisitely carved from this ~15,000 year old material from the extinct mammoth. The underside with the two connecting cord holes (known as himotoshi) and showing the mammoth bark - the outer layer of a mammoth tusk. Signed by the carver.

Netsuke: Rat / Mouse, carved from Mammoth tusk ivoryExquisitely carved from this ~15,000 year old material from the extinct mammoth. The underside with the two connecting cord holes (known as himotoshi) and showing the mammoth bark - the outer layer of a mammoth tusk. Signed by the carver.

Netsuke: Koi Carp Fish, carved from Mammoth tusk ivoryExquisitely carved from this ~15,000 year old material from the extinct mammoth. The underside with the two connecting cord holes (known as himotoshi) and showing the mammoth bark - the outer layer of a mammoth tusk. Signed by the carver.

Netsuke: Water Buffalo, carved from Mammoth tusk ivory. Exquisitely carved from this ~15,000 year old material from the extinct mammoth. The underside with the two connecting cord holes (known as himotoshi) and showing the mammoth bark - the outer layer of a mammoth tusk. Signed by the carver.

A collection of carved mahogany and fruitwood netsuke, including a skull, lion, snake, a man and a mouse, a mother and child, a resin scrimshaw-style tooth carving, a three wise monkeys brass figure (6) Condition Report:Available upon request

A small Chinese carved jade netsuke, depicting 3 cats on a carved wooden stand, diameter 40mm, and a carved amethyst dog of fo, L50mm, on nephrite stand (2)

4 Japanese box wood carved netsuke, including a pig standing with a bowl with bird and flower, 3 tortoise and a dragon. Pig 5cm, thank you for looking at this lot which is being sold on behalf of The Alexander Devine Children's Hospice. Due to the value of this lot although we will try and answer any questions, we would prefer that you come and view the item/s in person as we will not be providing condition reportsThank you for looking at this lot which is being sold on behalf of The Alexander Devine Children's Hospice. Due to the value of this lot although we will try and answer any questions, we would prefer that you come and view the item/s in person as we will not be providing condition reports

A carved Japanese bone scent bottle, a pair of erotically themed scrimshaw style similar along with a carved boxwood Foo dog netsuke. H.8cm (largest)

A GROUP OF CERAMICS AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a boxed Royal Worcester 'A Hero Comes Home' limited edition character jug, a Royal Doulton 'Fair Lady' HN2193 figurine, a Moorland Pottery art deco style conical sugar sifter, a boxed 1997 royal commemorative Bell's whisky decanter, a Jameson Irish Whiskey jug, nursery ware including a Staffordshire Potteries Ltd 'Ken Dodd's Diddymen 1970' cup and two Wedgwood Peter Rabbit cups, a netsuke in the form of mice in fruit and a similar piece depicting two rodents climbing on a bird cage, etc (18 + 2 boxes) (Condition Report: most pieces appear in good condition, there are a couple of tiny cracks in the base of the birdcage, pair of vases have a little glaze loss, sd to Worcester box)

Four bone carvings including two netsuke. The largest 3.2 cm high.

A netsuke in the form of rats on a tortoise shell. 4 cm long.

A netsuke in the shape of a buffalo. 6 cm long.

A netsuke in the shape of a frog. 6 cm long.

A Japanese Meiji period carved wood netsuke in the form of a man holding a large sack, craved signature height 4.2cm.Condition: God condition and colour. Small stable shrinkage crack on sack above left hand

A Japanese carved wood netsuke, Meiji Period (1868-1912), modelled as a seated monkey, holding a fruit, signed to the underside, possibly Hideo, 2cm high

A CARVED PIG NETSUKE

A CARVED WOODEN FROG NETSUKE, SIGNED TO THE BASE

A CHINESE AMBER NETSUKE, 7cm x 5.5cm Old repairs throughout. Collection label to verso 'Old Chinese Amber'.

A group of mixed oriental collectables to include Netsuke, carved soapstone figures and seals, together with a selection of costume jewellery.

Two carved wooden netsuke in the form of a tortoise and a mythical beast. Measures 5cm and 6.5cm.

A JAPANESE EMBROIDERED POUCH WITH BOXWOOD NETSUKE, MEIJI PERIOD. The fabric pouch with probably stag antler sections holding a tie string with agate bead and boxwood netsuke in the form of a mouse and nut, unsigned. Purse 11.5cm wide. Netsuke 4cm length. In good overall condition.

JAPANESE EDO PERIOD BOXWOOD NETSUKE OF A SHISHI GUARDING A SACRED BALL, Mid 19th century, Asakusa school, signed Sato Masayoshi (1819-1865) underneath, height 2.7 cm x length 4 cm x depth 3cmGeneral surface wear commensurate with age and no visible signs of damage or restoration.

JAPANESE SHOWA OR HEISEI PERIOD IWAMI BOAR TUSK NETSUKE, 20th century, Carved to one side with a scaly dragon emerging from scrolling clouds, the reverse with a short sword the beast holds in its claws; signed Umikichi/Umiyoshi and with a red seal mark reading 'Yo', length: 10.4 cm; with a tomobako wood box inscribed 'I no ga netsuke, kenryu, Umikichi saku' (A boar’s tooth netsuke, with the design of a sword and dragon, made by Umikichi / Umiyoshi), with the seal 'Yo', box length: 12.1 cmGeneral surface wear commensurate with age. Three cracks to the tusk on the widest side, longest crack approx. 3 cm. Multiple small cracks across the dragon's head.

JAPANESE EDO BOXWOOD NETSUKE OF CHOKARO SENNIN, 18th century, standing on one foot, with one hand stroking his beard and the other hand clutching a gnarled cane, wearing a mugwort cape over his flowing robes, worn open to expose a small pot belly, the gourd containing his horse on his shoulder; unsigned. length: 11 cmGeneral surface wear commensurate with age. Two small chips to one mugwort leaf at his waist. Two small white streaks in the folds of his robe verso.

A JAPANESE STAG ANTLER RYUSA NETSUKE, 19TH CENTURY OR EARLIER. Circular openwork section with floral motif. 4.5cm wide.With five repaired sections to the outer edge.

JAPANESE EDO PERIOD BOXWOOD NETSUKE OF TWO TOADS, with the mother carrying her young on her back. unsigned, height 4.5 cm x width 3.5 cm x length 5 cmGeneral wear commensurate with age. Scratches to the mother's nose and one small chip above her left eye. There is a small crack of imperfection to the boxwood underneath.

JAPANESE SHOWA PERIOD BOXWOOD NETSUKE OF A RECUMBENT STAG, 20th century, with double inlaid eyes, unsigned, height 4 cm x length 5 cm x width 3 cmGeneral surface wear commensurate with age, no visible signs of damage or restoration.

Three modern Japanese carved wood netsuke modelled as a baby elephant, signed,5.5cm long, a netsuke modelled as two rats on a mushroom, signed, 4cm long another as two monkeys on a sweetcorn, 6cm high  (3)

Two Japanese carved wooden netsuke, Meiji, modelled as a water buffalo and a hare, each set ith glass eyes, signed by the same artist, 5.5cm (2)

* Wooden netsuke, turtle designDate: Edo (1603-1868)Size: 2.2 x 3.8 x 2.5Condition: Good for age.Ref: WK12 * Please see section D.2 of terms and conditions

NETSUKE, Konvolut von 2, Japan, Buchsbaum, geschnitzt,echsenartiger Dämon, Perlchenaugen, im Boden Künstlersignatur, ca. 3 x 7 cm und Drache mit flammender Perle, Perlchenaugen, H ca. 6 cm

KAGAMIBUTA/ NETSUKE, Japan, 19.Jh.,Bein/ konkaves Mittelteil, Fisch, Korb und Muschel, verschiedene Metalle in Bronze tauschiert, u.a. Silber, Kupfer, Dm ca. 4,5 cm, altersbedingter Spannungsriss (repariert)

NETSUKE, Konvolut von 2,Japan, 19./ 20. Jh., Holz bzw Bein, geschnitzt, Windende Schlangen, 1x eingesetzte Augen, 2 x 6,2 bzw 3,6 bzw 2,5 x 3,3 cm dazu Petschaft, Holz, spiralgedrehte Schlange auf oktogonaler Plinthe, eingesetzte Augen, H. 5,5 cm, je Meisterzeichen, 2x eingesetzt

A Japanese Carved Wooden Netsuke of a Daruma Doll, with unhappy expression, 4cm high; together with a nfurther figural wooden netsuke, a carved ojime bead and other itemsBeads - 10mmBeads appear in good condition withpout fault

A Japanese carved boxwood dragon netsuke 2¼" high.

A small Chinese carved soapstone ornament, depicting squirrels on a tree - sold with four resin figurines and a similar netsuke

Mixed collectables to include a carved treen netsuke, a small carved model of a seated lady A/F, coins to include British commemorative crowns, a vintage Estee Lauder pill box, framed miniature portraits, a small glass scent bottle A/F, a pocket notebook and an Indian black velvet belt A/F with metallic thread detail with inset coloured cabochons. Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Japanese carved boxwood netsuke in the form of a maskhead, signed to the reverse

A carved wooden netsuke of mythical beast