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Carved hardwood Japanese netsuke with signature to base of a big cat snarling.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A carved bone Japanese netsuke

Two 19th century ivory netsuke, a beggar holding a bowl aloft and two characters stirring a bowl

A collection of five Japanese wood carved netsuke, early 20th century, each signed

A Japanese late 19th Century ivory netsuke with character marks to base, approx height 5cm.

A stained ivory Netsuke formed as a hand concealing a monkey.Approximately 4.5cm long

Four Japanese ivory netsuke or okimono and a Chinese ivory figure, 19th century

A Japanese netsuke two rats on a sack, signed

A small ivory gourd seller netsuke signed

A Japanese dragon netsuke

2 small hardwood monkey netsuke

A Japanese netsuke Cat and kittens in a basket, signed

Signed hardwood netsuke skeleton with drum

An Ivory Cheroot Holder, carved with sinuous dragons, 11cm long; A Japanese Carved Horn Netsuke, with two tortoises; A White Metal Mounted Vesta Case, as a hoof; and A Quantity of Bone Spoons and Forks (qty)

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE, late 19th century, carved with a double sided face surrounded by six masks, signed, diameter 4cm; with a bone bead

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE, carved as a man squatting, a bag of masks on his back, signed, height 5cm; together with another of a boy resting on a giant bell, signed; and an okimono of a man balancing three birds in outfits on his shoulder, height 12cm (3)

An early 20th century Japanese carved ivory figure of a gentleman holding a rustic garden tool with a bird at his feet and a netsuke depicting a gentleman holding a bag. Est £30-50

Japanese Meiji period carved ivory netsuke in the form of a nest of three rats with glass eyes, signed to base, 44mm in diameter.

A Japanese Meiji period signed ivory netsuke in the shape of four Noh masks

A Japanese Meiji period ivory netsuke of a man with child, 3.8cm tall

A Japanese carved wooden netsuke of a Dog of Fo, probably Meiji period

A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory netsuke of a tiger, 3cm tall

A Chinese eating set in shagreen sheath comprising knife, chopsticks and a further tool, with attached red glass netsuke with label suggesting it to have been removed from Taku South fort after capture in June 1900

A carved netsuke and six scrimshaw type carvings

A fruit wood Netsuke, an ivory lace bobbin, a miniature Dresden porcelain flask etc., (a lot)

Three wooden netsuke style animals

A 20th century Chinese carved wooden netsuke in the form of a knotted snake, signed together with two pieces of cloisonne (3)

A CARVED HARDWOOD NETSUKE modelled as a mouse on top of a corn bale, inset signature panel, 5.5cm long

A CARVED HARDWOOD NETSUKE modelled as a monkey with a gourd, signed to an inlaid circular mother-of-pearl seal, 5cm high

*Netsuke. A collection of five Japanese carved wood netsuke, comprising a rat standing on a bag, signed, 4.5cm high, a monkey, signed, two dogs, signed, plus a chick (5)

An Oriental miniature carved wooden netsuke in the form of a cornucopia nautical shell depicting two monkeys. Measures 3 cm long.

An oriental carved wooden netsuke in the form of a carp fish with large bulging eyes.

An unusual Oriental wooden carving netsuke in the form of a toad.

A SMALL UNUSUAL GOOD QUALITY SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY NETSUKE, or okimono, carved in the form of a lady with a kite in the company of her animated son, the base with an engraved signature on a stained and inlaid ivory reserve, 1.8in wide & 1in high.

AN UNUSUAL JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BOXWOOD NETSUKE OF A ROBED MONKEY, the monkey seated and holding a fan, 1.5in wide & 1.2in high; together with five carved ivory and bone ivory Noh masks, the largest 1.5in high. (6)

A GOOD QUALITY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD STAINED IVORY NETSUKE OF A TIGER, seated with a fierce expression, the base with an engraved signature, 1.8in long & 1.6in high; together with a signed ivory netsuke of a mouse perched on the side of a fruit, the base with an engraved signature, 1.7in wide & 1.1in high. (2)

AN UNUSUAL JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY NETSUKE, carved in the form of a monkey reclining on a fan, 2.7in long & 0.9in high.

A late 19th century ivory netsuke of a man screaming with rope around his back, height 3cm.

A Japanese red lacquer netsuke and a carved horn netsuke: the first in the form of a sleeping tiger, 4 cm wide [some damage]; the second depicting a seated man holding a basket between his legs, traces of gilding, 4 cm high.

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, signed Shugetsu : in the form of Kintaro [Golden Boy] riding on the back of a giant carp, late Meiji/Taisho, 4 cm high.

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, signed Hidechika: of Hotei carried in his sack by three karako boys, 19th century, 2.5 x 3.5 cm.

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, signed Mitsuyuki: of a smiling man moving a large sieve, Meiji, 3 cm high.

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, signed Shugyoku: depicting a group of figures from Japanese and Chinese mythology, including Hotei, Tennyo, Shoki and Kobutori, enjoying sake, Meiji, 3 x 4 cm.

A Japanese carved and stained ivory and boxwood netsuke, signed Meikei: of Hotei with his hands held over his head, signed on an inlaid red lacquer tablet, late Edo/early Meiji period, 4 cm high [one knot of his belt lacking].

Two Japanese carved bone netsuke: the first depicting Songoku [the Monkey King from the 'Journey to the West'] holding a giant peach, 4 cm high; the second depicting a chanting Oni converted to Buddhism carrying a ledger of donations inscribed "hoga" [donation ledger], 4.5 cm high [2].

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke of a curled up rat: its tail wrapped around its back, signed, 3.75cm. high.

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, signed Masatoshi: of Daruma yawning and stretching, his arms over his head, Meiji, 4 cm high.

A Japanese carved, stained and inlaid ivory netsuke, signed Hosei: of a seated smiling woman, probably Okame, inlaid with horn, coral and silver, signed and with inlaid silver tablet, Tokyo school, Meiji period, 4 cm high.

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, signed Ryomin: in the form of a seated man ceremoniously carving a large fish, a smiling samurai at his side, Meiji, 4 cm high.

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, signed Chikuyosai Tomochika: depicting a heavenly maiden in a carriage flying over the Milky Way, the attendant figure possibly Orihime [Weaving Princess], Meiji, 3 cm high [the standing figure with minor damage to hands].

Two Japanese ivory netsuke: the first of a Chinese sage wearing a wide brimmed hat and robes, 18th century, 5.5 cm high; the second depicting an Immortal holding his long beard and staff, probably late Edo, 5.5 cm high [2].

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, signed Meigyoku: in the form of a Takarabune, the seven gods of good fortune looking out from their treasure ship, Meiji, 3.5 cm high, 4 cm wide.

A Japanese carved ivory okimono and a netsuke: the first depicting Kinko riding on the back of a giant carp, 5.5 cm high; the netsuke of a Chinese sage with a boy attendant holding a scroll, Meiji, 5 cm high [2].

A Japanese ivory netsuke and one other: the first carved as a family of goats with ebony eyes, bears signature for Kaigyokusai, 3.5 x 4.5 cm; the second depicting a seated rat, indistinct signature Setsuzan?, 3.5 x 4 cm [2].

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, signed Gyokubun: of a seated man and crouching boy playing with a dog or badger, Meiji, 4.5 cm wide.

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, signed Tomomasa koku [carved by Tomomasa]: of a squatting sculptor holding a large mallet and carving the head of a nio [Buddhist Guardian figure], late Edo period, 4 cm high.

A Japanese kajambiuta netsuke, the ivory bowl with dark metal plate case with a figure and rat, each with gilt decorated skirts, 1.625ins (4.2cm) diameter, with incised signature for Ryumin, and one other kajambiuta netsuke, the ivory bowl with dark metal plate cast with flowering branch, 1.5ins (3.8cm) diameter

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke in the form of a landscape scene with a house, pine cone trees and figures, 2.5ins (6.4cm) x 1.5ins (3.8cm), incised black signature for Kogetsu, and a carved and pierced ivory circular netsuke, 1.65ins (4.2cm) diameter

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke of Shoki and a demon, the demon seated on a large overturned basket beneath which he as trapped a demon queller, 1.25ins (3.2cm) high, and standing wandering friar wearing wide brimmed leaf pattern hat, with a retractable tongue, holding a bottle and scroll, 1.625ins (4.2cm) high

A Private Collection of Japanese Ivory and Boxwood Okimono and Netsuke A Japanese carved and stained ivory okimono of Yoshitsune and Tengu - Yoshitsune wearing an elaborate robe carved with dragons and flowers, holding aloft an egg with a hatching Tengu, his left foot resting on the back of Tengu, his right foot standing on the staff being clutched by Tengu, 8.5ins (21.6cm) high, incised signature and inscription in red to base (Meiji Period - slight damage)