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COLLECTION OF EIGHT LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE CARVINGS, including a group of a man and child, signed, 6cm high; along with a netsuke of an elephant and rider (8)

NETSUKE: 4 IMPORTANT REFERENCE WORKSINCLUDING LAZARNICK, GEORGE Netsuke & Inro Artists and How to Read their Signatures. Honolulu: Reed Publishers, [1982]. 2 volumes, 4to, original cloth; [Idem] The Signature Book of Netsuke, Inro and Ojime Artists in Photographs. Honolulu: Reed Publishers, 1976. 4to, original paper covered boards; Meinertzhagen, Frederick MCI. The Meinertzhagen Card Index of Netsuke in the Archive of the British Museum. New York: Alan R. Liss, 1986. 2 volumes, 4to, original cloth, dust-jackets; Brockhaus, Albert Netsuke. Milan: Edizioni Bocca, [2005]. 4to, one of 650 copies, original cloth, dust-jacket, slipcase (6)

A COLLECTION OF NETSUKE REFERENCE WORKS, INCLUDINGJIRKA-SCHMITZ, PATRICIA Netsuke 112 Masterpieces, The Trumpf Collection. Stuttgart: Arnoldsche Art Publishers, 2000. 4to, with dustjacket; [Idem] Netsuke: Gurtelschmuck Aus Japan. Stuttgart: Arnoldsche Art Publishers, 2000. Volume 2, 4to, with dustjacket; [Idem] The world of Netsuke. Stuttgart: Arnoldsche Art Publishers, 2005. 4to, dust-jacket and paper slipcase; Veleanu, Mircea Netsuke. Pennsylvania: Schiffer Publishing, 2008. 4to, dust-jacket not price clipped; Edwards, Lisa A. and Margie M. Krebs Netsuke: the Collection of the Peabody Museum of Salem. Massachusetts: Peabody Museum of Salem, 1980. 4to, original cloth, some rubbing to spine corners; Wilhelm Gabor, et al. Sleeping beauties: Sagemono and Netsuke. Tokyo: Yabane Co., 2004. 4to, small tear to the top of dustjacket; Eskenazi Japanese Netsuke, Ojime and Inro From a Private European Collection. London, 1998. 4to, original green cloth, dustjacket; [Idem] Japanese Netsuke from the Lazarnick Collection. London, 1990. 4to, dustjacket; Cseh, Eva Netsuke: Japanese Miniature Carvings. Budapest: Ferenc Hopp Museum of Eastern Asiatic Arts, 2001. 4to, hardcopy; Jahss, Melvin and Betty Jahss Inro and Other Miniature forms of Japanese Lacquer Art. London: Kegan, Paul, [n.d.]. 4to, dustjacket price clipped, with paper slipcase; and a large quantity of International Netsuke Society Journal and others (quantity)

TWO 19TH CENTURY EMBOSSED FIRE MARKS, for Phoenix and County; a collection of five various Japanese netsuke, a gilt metal watch key, and various collar studs and badges in a small leather box

HEAVILY CARVED ANTIQUE IVORY NETSUKE DEPICTING A SEATED GENT ON TURTLE

HEAVILY CARVED ANTIQUE IVORY NETSUKE DEPICTING A SEATED GENT,

HEAVILY CARVED ANTIQUE IVORY NETSUKE A FIGURE GROUP SIGNED TO BASE,

HEAVILY CARVED ORIENTAL IVORY NETSUKE OF A STYLISED HORSE, APPROXIMATLEY 5cm HIGH

HEAVILY CARVED ORIENTAL IVORY NETSUKE OF A GENT WITH A VESSEL, SIGNED TO BASE, APPROXIMATELY 6cm HIGH

HEAVILY CARVED ORIENTAL IVORY NETSUKE OF A CHICK HATCHING FROM AN EGG, SIGNED TO THE BASE

HEAVILY CARVED ORIENTAL IVORY NETSUKE OF A SEATED FIGURE WITH A FROG, APPROXIMATELY 5cm HIGH

HEAVILY CARVED ORIENTAL IVORY NETSUKE OF A ELDERLY GENT WITH SCROLL, SIGNED TO BASE

Good quality Japanese Meiji period ivory manju netsuke carved with Samurai warriors and female attendant, signed with character marks CONDITION REPORT Small hairline crack (see photos)weight - 86g

Carved boxwood ojime together with three bone ojime and a composite elephant netsuke

Late 19th / early 20th Century Japanese carved ivory netsuke, mounted as a pendant on a jade and glass bead necklace CONDITION REPORT Pendant - 2ins wide x 1.5ins tall, Estimate = £80 - £120Necklace - 14ins long including pendant

Davey, Neil K - Netsuke a comprehensive study based on the M.T. Hindson Collection : illust, cloth in d/w, 4to, 1974. With two others on Paktong. (3)

Three Japanese Meiji period Ivory Netsukes, a seated man holding a goblet, man with pistol, group of two street merchants and a wooden Netsuke in the form of a man smoking a pipe, all signed (4)

Two Japanese Meiji Period Ivory Netsukes, man collecting mushrooms and another pulling a bamboo trunk, a bone carving of a Deity and another Netsuke and two other pieces (6)

Finely carved wooden kissing monkey netsuke (signed to base) naturalistic carved wooden stand, and a Tribal Art carved antler or bone figure

A collection of desk items, comprising a papier-mache inkstand with two ink bottles, enamel notebook, hard stone matchbox cover, carved mother of pearl letter opener and a boxwood netsuke.

A FINE MEIJI PERIOD JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE depicting three figures playing with balls 4cm high 3.5cm wide.

A FINE MEIJI PERIOD JAPANESE NETSUKE depicting two scholars sat on a foo dog reading scrolls - signed to the underside with character mark 5cm high 5cm wide.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE formed as a frog mounted on a tortoise's back 4.5cm wide.

AN ONI NOH IVORY MASK. 3.5cms A MARINE IVORY OKIMONO OF A CRAFTSMAN PAINTING BOXES. W.3.5cms AND A MARINE IVORY NETSUKE CARVED AS A RECLINING MAN. (3)

A CARVED MARINE IVORY NETSUKE OF A RAT ON AN OPEN FAN. W.5cms TOGETHER WITH AN IVORY SQUIRREL ALARMED BY A GIANT SPIDER ON IT'S TAIL. H.3.5cms. (2)

Japanese Meiji period ivory netsuke, of a snail crawling on bamboo, 4.2cm high

Japanese Meiji period netsuke, the wood netuske depicting a broken ink stick with two figures in a garden, the reverse with symbols and a chrysanthemum 6.5cm high

Japanese Edo period stag horn netsuke, as a dog of foo on a ball, 4.5cm high

Japanese Meiji period ivory and boxwood netsuke, the carved hen with chicks above the ivory panel and signed plaque to the reverse, 4.7cm wide

Japanese Meiji period netsuke, the netsuke a carved nut with a Chinese sage emerging from the inside, 4cm high

Japanese Meiji period ivory netsuke, carved as a seated scholar on a rock, 4.5cm high

Japanese Edo period netsuke, the netsuke depicting Raijin concealed within his thunder drum revealed when the drum is opened, the exterior carved naturalistically, 3.5cm high

Japanese Meiji period netsuke, the stag antler netsuke carved as a pine tree branch with a snake exiting from one of the two holes, length 11cm

Japanese Meiji period netsuke, the wood netsuke depicting a naked seated boy holding a lotus, with retractable penis, 3cm high

Japanese Meiji period ivory netsuke, carved as a samurai holding a weapon to his left arm, 6.5cm high

Japanese Meiji period Manju netsuke, the stag antler netsuke decorated with flower and basket in the form of a lidded pot. 3cm wide

Japanese Meiji period netsuke, the ivory netsuke carved as a monkey with a hermit crab on it's back, 3.5cm high

Japanese Edo period netsuke, the wood netsuke depicting a man with agonised expression as a bug emerges from his shin, 3cm high

Japanese Meiji period netsuke, depicting Daruma pulling his lower eyelid down and hiding a mask of Okame behind his back. 5cm high

Japanese ivory noh mask netsuke, the mask with flower heads to the forehead, 3.5cm high

Japanaese meiji period netsuke, the ivory netsuke carved as a standing goat. 3.5cm high

Japanese Meiji period ivory netsuke, carved as a crab, 4.7cm wide

Two wood netsuke, a carved netsuke depicting fungi and a stylised bird netsuke. (2)

Meiji period lacquer bowls, a bowl and lid of pale brown lacquer decorated with gilt foliage, a red lacquer bowl with gilt bamboo decoration and two wooden netsuke, a bird and a fungus. (5)

Japanese Meiji period netsuke, the stag antler netsuke carved as leaves, 5.5cm wide

Japanese Meiji period netsuke, the box wood netsuke carved as a skull with a crawling skeleton, 4cm high

Japanese Edo period netsuke, the ivory netsuke depicting Uzume, yawning and stretching his arms above his head, 6cm high

Collection of Japanese Art reference books, to include Raymond Bushell Collectors Netsuke, Japan, a History in Art, Tibetan Art, Chinese Art Hajek Forman, Japanese Mythology Paul Hamlyn, Frederick Meinerthagen, F.M Jonas Netsuke, Japanese Art Alex R. Newman, etc, together with a selection of auction catalogues, (qty)

Japanese Art reference books, to include Japanese Names A.J. Koop, Netsuke, Neil K. Davey, Netsuke handbook Ueda Reikichi, Netsuke, Marylouise O'Brien, Legend in Japanese Art, Henri L. Joly, Netsuke from the Teddy Hahn collection and Netsuke, Madeline R. Tollner, (7)

Japanese Edo period netsuke, the stag antler netsuke carved as a reclining dog, signature to the base. 4cm wide

Japanese Edo period Manju netsuke, the ivory netsuke carved as vegetables with a fly in a basket, signature to the base, 4cm diameter

Japanese Edo period netsuke, the stag antler netsuke carved as two dragons confronting each other with a sacred jewel in their jaws. 4cm diameter

Japanese Edo period carved netsuke, as a figure with a large nose, 4cm high

Japanese Edo period netsuke, the bone netsuke depicting a recumbent Ox with halter to it's nose, 6cm across

Japanese wood carved netsuke, carved with two mice in and on a piece of fruit, signed to the base, 37mm diameter

Japanese Edo period netsuke, the wooden Netsuke depicting three chestnuts, one chestnut has a maggot emerging, 4.5 cm across

Japanese Meiji period netsuke, the netsuke carved as Gama Senni seated by a rocky outcrop and with a toad on his shoulder, 4cm high

Two Japanese wood netsuke, the netsuke carved as an ox laying down and a goat, the ox 5cm diameter

A SIGNED GOOD QUALITY JAPANESE ONE CASE BOXWOOD INRO, the inro carved in the form of a cicada, the matching netsuke and ojime similarly carved, the underside of the inro with an engraved signature, the inro 4.5in long.

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD STAINED IVORY NETSUKE OF A DANCER & HIS SON, the man holding an upturned fan, 2.9in high.