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Click here to subscribeGroßes Netsuke eines Fischs aus Holz mit eingelegten Augen aus Silber JAPAN, 2. Hälfte 19.Jh. L. 6,8 cm Provenienz: Aus einer bedeutenden süddeutschen Privatsammlung - Eine Silbereinlage am Auge verloren A LARGE WOOD NETSUKE OF A FISH, Japan, second half 19th ct., eye and himotoshi linings inlaid with silver - Property from a South German private collection - Inlays of one eyes lost
Zwei Manju und zwei Masken-Netsuke aus Elfenbein JAPAN, 19.Jh./Meiji-Periode L. 4-4,7 cm Provenienz: Aus einer Württembergischen Privatsammlung, gesammelt zwischen 1950 und 1980 - Minim. berieben A GROUP OF TWO IVORY MANJU AND TWO MASK NETSUKE, Japan, one manju carved with pierced patterns, the other with two cash coins, one okame and one mask of a smiling man - Property from a Württemberg private collection, assembled between 1950 and 1980 - Minor wear
Vier Netsuke/Okimono aus Elfenbein: Froschgruppe, Gama Sennin, Siegel u. Oni m. Skelett JAPAN, 19.Jh./Meiji-Periode H. 2,2-4,5 cm Provenienz: Aus einer Württembergischen Privatsammlung, gesammelt zwischen 1950 und 1980 - Minim. berieben A GROUP OF FOUR IVORY NETSUKE/OKIMONO OF A GROUP OF FROGS, GAMA SENNIN, A SEAL AND AN ONI WITH A SKELETON, Japan, 19th ct/Meiji period - Property from a Württemberg private collection, assembled between 1950 and 1980 - Minor wear
Maskennetsuke und Netsuke in Form einer Siegelgruppe aus Elfenbein JAPAN, signiert Deme Uman, 19.Jh./Meiji-Periode H./L. 5-6 cm Provenienz: Aus einer Württembergischen Privatsammlung, gesammelt zwischen 1950 und 1980 - Minim. berieben A CARVED IVORY MASK NETSUKE AND A NETSUKE IN SHAPE OF A GROUP OF SEALS, Japan, signed Deme Uman, 19th ct./Meiji period - Property from a Württemberg private collection, assembled between 1950 and 1980 - Minor wear
Drei Netsuke aus Elfenbein: Darstellung eines Ochsen mit Hirteknaben bzw. auf Stand u. Hund JAPAN, eins signiert Gyokuô und kaô, 19.Jh./Meiji-Periode H. 2 - 3,8 cm Provenienz: Aus einer Württembergischen Privatsammlung, gesammelt zwischen 1950 und 1980 - Minim. berieben, Netsuke eines Hündchens mit kleiner Best. A GROUP OF THREE IVORY NETSUKE, Japan, one signed Gyokuô and kaô, 19th ct./Meiji period, carved as a reclining ox with two herd boys, an ox standing on a plinth and a puppy resting on a fan - Property from a Württemberg private collection, assembled between 1950 and 1980 - Minor wear, netsuke of a puppy with one small chip
Zwei Netsuke eines stehenden Sennin mit 'hossu' und des Tobosaku aus Elfenebein JAPAN, 18.Jh./19.Jh. 9,1/12 cm Provenienz: Aus einer Württembergischen Privatsammlung, gesammelt zwischen 1950 und 1980 - Minim. berieben TWO IVORY NETSUKE OF A LAUGHING SENNIN WITH A 'HOSSU' AND TOBOSAKU, Japan, 18th/19th ct. - Property from a Württemberg private collection, assembled between 1950 and 1980 - Minor wear
Vier Netsuke aus Elfenbein: Zwei Karako, Hotei auf einem Fugu reitend u. zwei Männer JAPAN, 19.Jh./Meiji-Periode H. 2,3-3,5 cm Provenienz: Aus einer Württembergischen Privatsammlung, gesammelt zwischen 1950 und 1980 - Minim. berieben, ein himotoshi mit Nagel blockiert, ein Netsuke best. A GROUP OF FOUR IVORY NETSUKE, Japan, 19th ct./Meiji period, carved as two boys playing with a tortoise, Hotei riding atop a fugu, seated man with a drum and a man holding a spinning top (?) - Property from a Württemberg private collection, assembled between 1950 and 1980 - Minor wear, one himotoshi blocked with a nail, one netsuke slightly chipped
Netsuke aus lackiertem und gepressten Horn mit Darstellung von elf No- und Kyogen-Masken JAPAN, spätes 19.Jh. B. 4,4 cm Provenienz: Aus einer bedeutenden süddeutschen Privatsammlung A LACQUERED AND PRESSED HORN NETSUKE OF A GROUP OF MASKS, Japan, late 19th ct., Shojo and Ikkaku Sennin lacquered red, Usobuki yellow, the others black, brown and grey - Property from an important South German private collection
Vier Masken-Netsuke aus Holz und ein Netsuke eines Oktopus aus einem Fruchtkern JAPAN, zwei signiert Gyokkei/Tomokazu, 19.Jh. H. 4-4,8 cm Provenienz: Aus einer Württembergischen Privatsammlung, gesammelt zwischen 1950 und 1980 - Minim. berieben A GROUP OF FOUR CARVED WOOD MASK NETSUKE AND A FRUIT KERNEL NETSUKE OF AN OCTOPUS, Japan, two signed Gyokkei/Tomokazu, 19th ct. - Property from a Württemberg private collection, assembled between 1950 and 1980 - Minor wear
Vier Netsuke aus Holz: Wolf m. Hasen, Tanuki und zwei Rattendarstellungen JAPAN, zwei signiert Gyukuseki/Ryôsai, 19.Jh./Meiji-Periode L. 4-5,2 cm Provenienz: Aus einer Württembergischen Privatsammlung, gesammelt zwischen 1950 und 1980 - Minim. berieben A GROUP OF FOUR CARVED WOOD NETSUKE OF A WOLFE AND A HARE, A TANUKI AND TWO RATS, two signed Gyukuseki/Ryôsai, 19th ct., Meiji period - Property from a Württemberg private collection, assembled between 1950 and 1980 - Minor wear
Netsuke einer Löwengruppe aus Elfenbein JAPAN, Meiji-Periode L. 5,1 cm Provenienz: Aus einer deutschen Privatsammlung, seit den 1960'er-Jahren in Familienbesitz - Etwas best. AN IVORY LION GROUP NETSUKE, Japan, Meiji period - Property from a German private collection, since the 1960's in the collection of the family of the present owner - Slightly chipped
Netsuke eines lachenden Affengauklers aus Elfenbein JAPAN, 2. Hälfte 19.Jh. H. 7 cm Provenienz: Aus einer bedeutenden süddeutschen Privatsammlung AN IVORY NETSUKE OF A SARUMAWASHI, Japan, around 1800, standing with a small basket and holding a bamboo staff - Property from an important South German private collection
λ TWO JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE MEIJI PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY One depicting an ama, the pearl diving girl covering her mouth modestly as a large octopus entangles its tentacles around her body, her hair stained and its eyes inlaid, signed Tomomasa; the other a monkey emerging from a giant persimmon, signed Kogyoku, 4.3cm max. (2) Provenance: from an English private collection, West Yorkshire, formed in the 1970s and 1980s.
λ A JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE OF A RAT MEIJI PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY The rodent naturalistically carved, seated on its haunches and nibbling at a candle it holds tightly between its front paws, its eyes and the wick inlaid in horn, signed Okatori in a rectangular cartouche to the back, together with a paper label inscribed 'Okatori', 4.2cm. Provenance: from the collection of Collingwood 'Cherry' Ingram (1880-1981) and thence by descent. Cherry Ingram was a famous British ornithologist, plant collector and gardener who became renowned for his knowledge on Japanese cherry trees. See lot 261 for other pieces from Cherry Ingram's collection, including a six-fold paper screen.
λ THREE JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE MEIJI PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY One a manju netsuke carved to both sides with a multitude of implements for the tea ceremony, the two others ryusa netsuke, one with fireflies flying over lotus and the other with a small frog amongst persimmons, 4.2cm max. (3) Provenance: from an English private collection, West Yorkshire, formed in the 1970s and 1980s.
λ TWO JAPANESE IVORY CARVINGS EDO AND MEIJI PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY One a netsuke carved as a recumbent ox, resting with its head slightly turned to the left, a rope tether over its back, signed Tomotada in a rectangular reserve underneath; the other a small okimono of a boy holding a woven bowl before him, a small cricket on his back, in a pose reminiscent of a 'thwarted rat-catcher' netsuke; together with a wood netsuke carved as a laughing Okame, signed Tsugiyuki, 4.3cm max. (3)
A COLLECTION OF EIGHT JAPANESE NETSUKE EDO PERIOD AND LATER, 18TH CENTURY AND LATER Seven made of wood, variously carved as Daruma, Shoki the Demon Queller, a sennin holding an alms bowl, a warrior holding a shoe, a rabbit and its leveret, and a parrot on a pine branch signed Gyokko, the eighth in mother of pearl and carved as a squid with amber eyes, together with a small Chinese jade carving of a monkey carrying its young over its shoulder, 7.7cm max. (9)
A JAPANESE WOOD CARVING OF A MONKEY, OKIMONO MEIJI PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY The primate with inlaid eyes and depicted standing wearing long robes and a Shinto hat with circular medallions inlaid in horn, holding a kagura suzu rattle for the kagura Shinto dance, the base signed Sansho with kakihan, raised on an associated rectangular base, 21.2cm. (2) Cf. F Meinertzhagen, The Meinertzhagen Card Index on Netsuke in the Archives of the British Museum, Part B, p.697, for a comparable okimono of a monkey dressed as a Shinto priest by Sansho.
λ FOUR JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE MEIJI PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY One a smoking man, reclining and with a small monkey examining his ear, signed Tomochika; another a man and two dogs, holding one over his head and pushing the other one down with his foot; the third a seated sennin with a gourd hanging from the end of his staff, a woven basket beside him; the last carved as Binzuru Rakan with his pet tiger, 6.1cm max. (4) Provenance: from an English private collection, West Yorkshire, formed in the 1970s and 1980s.
λ THREE JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE MEIJI PERIOD, 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY One carved as a large boar sleeping on a bed of autumnal leaves, with long grasses and ears of wheat issuing from rockwork beside it, some details inlaid, signed Kaigyoku Masatsugu after the famous model by Kaigyokusai Masatsugu (1813-1892); another depicting a voluptuous Okame wearing loose robes revealing her bosom and holding a circular fan, inscribed Mitsuhiro; the third Handaka Sonja holding an alms bowl from which a large dragon emerges, signed Hidemasa; together with a Chinese uncut seal carved as a lion dog on a tall plinth, with long inscriptions to the sides, 5.6cm max. (4)
λ TWO JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE EDO AND MEIJI PERIOD, 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY One carved as Tobosaku Sennin, the tall sage with a joyful expression holding a large Peach of Immortality before him, the other carved as a reclining goat, its head turned over its back; together with a Chinese seal, possibly made of narwhal tusk, carved as a ferocious-looking lion dog with a paw resting on a ball, raised on an octagonal base and with a large character underneath, 8cm max. (3) Provenance: from an English private collection, West Yorkshire, formed in the 1970s and 1980s.
A SMALL JAPANESE SIX-FOLD PAPER SCREEN, BYOBU MEIJI PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY Painted with two large cranes and other smaller birds in a luxuriant garden, a meandering river cascading behind them, with flowering prunus and pine trees on the gold background, together with a small collection of Japanese and Chinese works on paper, including woodblock prints of figures and an album of paintings, the screen 61cm x 139cm. (9) Provenance: the collection of Collingwood 'Cherry' Ingram (1880-1981) and thence by descent. Cherry Ingram was a famous British ornithologist, plant collector and gardener who became renowned for his knowledge on Japanese cherry trees. See lot 400 for another piece from Cherry Ingram's collection, a netsuke of a rat by Okatori.
Two in ivory, one carved as a man and a recumbent ox, the other a tsuitate screen with a figure holding a fan to one side and a jar under a pine tree to the other; together with an erotic stag antler netsuke of a beauty dressing herself in lose robes, smiling while revealing her right breast, 7cm max. (3)
λ THREE JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE EDO PERIOD AND LATER, 18TH CENTURY AND LATER One carved as a small bird perched on a tall four-legged stand, its eyes inlaid; the two others depicting shishi, one with the lion dog on a rhomboid base and the other with its three pups, signed Masamitsu; together with a horn netsuke carved as a small crab on a lotus leaf, 4.8cm max. (4) Provenance: from the collection of a lady of title, and thence by descent.
Feine figurale Netsuke-Elfenbein-Szene, Japan Frau und Mann am Waschtrog. Feine figurale Schnitzerei. Am Boden Signatur. Länge 5 cm. Höhe 3 cm. Achtung - Versand in Nicht-EU-Staaten unterliegt CITES Regularien. Zustand: II + A fine Japanese figural netsuke ivory scene Woman and man at the washing trough. Fine figural carving. Signature at the bottom. Length 5 cm. Height 3 cm. Attention - shipping to non-EU countries subject to CITES. Condition: II +
Erotisches Elfenbein Netsuke mit Signatur, Japan Mann und Frau beim Liebesspiel. Feine Schnitzarbeit. Auf dem Gewandsaum auf der Unterseite Signatur. Länge 5,8 cm. Höhe 3 cm. Zustand: II + An erotic ivory netsuke with signature, Japan Man and woman making love. Fine carving. Signature at the bottom of the garment. Length 5.8 cm. Height 3 cm. Condition: II +
A LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO, carved as a child standing at the top of some branches whilst a man collects fruit below, a.f to man's ankles and boys ankles, height 29cm, together with a late 19th Century Japanese ivory netsuke in the form of a smiling elder, height 3cm and a late 19th Century Chinese Canton carved wood card case with figures, buildings and trees, 9.8cm x 5.8cm (3) (condition report: both ankles broken on both men, break to tree on base and many small branches)
Japanese ivory netsuke, lychees on a leaf together, 5.5cm high; with a figure of an elderly man, 4.5cm high (2) . Total weight 52g, lychees on leaf: discoloured splits, minor loss to bottom left corner, all over wear and discoloration. Figure: discoloured splits, all over wear & discolouration
NEUN SCHNITZEREIEN Japan, um 1900 Holz, Bambus, Perlmuttintarsien, Metall, etc. H. 2,7 cm-20,5 cm. Eine Froschfigur sign. 'Sadayuki'. Das Konvolut enthält: zwei Netsuke in Froschform, eine Hundefigur mit Ball, eine Tigerfigur, eine Wolfsfigur, eine Mönchfigur, Netsuke in Form eines Affen, einen Tabakbehälter(Tonkotsu) in Form des schreienden Daruma sowie ein dazu gehörendes Netsuke, einen Tabakbehälter mit Pfeife, sowie ihrer Hülle in einem Set. Ein Tabakbehälter hat Spannungsrisse. Ein Netsuke min. rest.. Altersgemäße Gebrauchsspuren. Provenienz: Nordrhein-westfälische Privatsammlung.
VIERZEHNTEILIGES KONVOLUT AUS NETSUKE UND OKIMONO Japan, um 1900 Elfenbein, Bein, Holz. H. 1,8 cm-10 cm. Teils sign., u.a. 'Shunsui', 'Masamitsu', 'Shimayama', 'Tamaishi', 'Tamiya', 'Kan'ichi', 'Kikutei Tomoyuki', etc. Teilweise Rechnungen vorhanden. Altersgemäße Gebrauchsspuren. Provenienz: Privatsammlung Düsseldorf.
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