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A Japanese ivory netsuke of a sleeping cat with butterfly on its back, an ivory okimono of a kneeling man playing a samisen, two miniature ivory figures, a banko ware teapot enamelled butterfly and flowers, another miniature in brown pottery and a cloisonne box lid

A private collection of Japanese netsuke masks (lots 800-814)A wood Kyogen netsuke mask of Okame (Oto) late Edo signed Gyokusho, of slightly larger form with sharp details and shown smiling Provenance: Illustrated on p.480 in Netsuke and Inro Artists and how to read their signatures by George Lazarnick

A carved wood netsuke mask of Ko-Otome early 19th Century signed Shumin (Hara), the smiling features framed by a delicately carved hairstyle

A wood Kyogen netsuke mask of Okame (Oto) 19th Century signed Gyokuju, the smiling face framed by her hair style and having a protruding forehead and cheeks, eyes and mouth with open cuts

A wood Noh netsuke mask of Hannya 19th Century signed Shuzan, with pierced eyes and mouth and a netsuke mask of Beshimi, signed Deme Uman Tenkaichi, 18th Century, the eyes highlighted with brass inserts (2)

A wood Noh type netsuke mask representing Hannya early Meiji signed and with three characters and a seven character inscription, with pierced eyes and open mouth, the horns surrounded by neatly cut hair work

A wood mask of Okina Meiji period signed Ryuzan on inlaid ivory plaque, carved with smiling face, pierced eyes and mouth and the honmen with applied ivory rosette style patches, and a wood netsuke Buaku mask, late Edo/early Meiji, with slightly open mouth and eye pupils inlaid with brass studs

A group of four boxwood netsuke masks Meiji period Oni with accentuated eyebrows and beard, another with down-turned horns and beard tufts, a Buaku type and an open mouthed Shishiguchi (4)

A bronze netsuke mask of Hannya Edo period and another of Shishiguchi type with expressive open mouthed face (2)

An ivory netsuke mask probably of Kentoku mid 19th Century signed Hojitsu, with strong facial expression with moustache and large eyes highlighted by bushy eyebrows

A Japanese wood netsuke late Meiji of a squatting monkey nursing her young, 5cm high

A Japanese wood tonkotsu Edo/Meiji period carved and overlaid with stained and plain ivory with a spreading flower, reverse with overlaid signature and Tensho seal signed Minko and on bamboo Kinseruzutsu carved with horse standing beneath a willow tree signed in Tensho Taka Aki, a wood netsuke, man with seated puppy, a bone netsuke of a reclining ox and an ivory netsuke of cube form with pierced sides carved pavilions and pine trees

A small jade fish, carved netsuke of crouching wise gentleman, three other netsuke, carved ivory bead necklace, a Japanese figure and another item

Quantity of medals, badges, cigarette lighers, netsuke, etc, (quantity in tray)

Three Japanese wooden katabori netsuke depicting a lady with hat; a jolly koto-player and an avid drummer, all of them signed and late Edo-period, W 4,4 - 3,6 - 3,5cm.

Two Japanese wooden katabori netsuke depicting kappa, Edo-period, both signed; added an ivory okimono depicting a 'European Devil', Edo-period, (damage); 'European Devil H 9,9cm - weight 35g.; kappa W 3,5 - 3,2 cm

Four exceptional Edo period Japanese ivory katabori-netsuke, two in the form of little chicken, one in the form of a playing Shishi and one in the form of a kappa crawling out of an egg, 18thC, H 4,4cm, Total weight 102g

Two Japanese wooden karakuri netsuke, one in the form of a peach with inside two Go-playing man; the other one in the form of a lychee with inside two figures with a broom; added a finely basso relievo carved wooden katabori netsuke in the form of a peach kernel, the lot early Meiji-period, signed, W 4,1 - 3,6 - 3,1 cm

Two Japanese Manju-netsuke, one in ivory and one is porcelain; added a Meiji period ivory netsuke, H 5,5 - W 4 - Diameter 4,3cm, Total weight: ca. 33 g (only ivory)

A Japanse wooden anabori netsuke depicting turtles climbing each other, signed, late Edo-period, (damage); added a ditto katabori netsuke depicting a laughing old man with a calabash (on a plastic base), early Meiji period; turtles W 6,2 - old man H 8,9cm (without base)

Three Japanese wooden katabori netsuke, one depicting a buffalo at rest, one a monkey playing with a peach kernel and one a lurking turtle; added a ditto okimono depicting a dog playing with a ball; W 6,2 - 5,3  - 3,9 - 2,7 cm

Three late Edo period Japanese ivory katabori-netsuke, in the form of playing cat and playing dogs, W 3,2 - 4cm, Total weight 17g (the cat signed)

Four Japanese ebony netsuke depicting: one a man with a toad, signed; one a cottage in a landscape; one a turtle and one an inverted cage, late Edo - / early Meiji-period, the man with the toad H 4,3; the others W 4,5 - 4,1 - 3,5 cm

Three early Meiji period Japanese ivory katabori-netsuke, in the form of children playing with a pouch and a sunflower, a little man with a huge fruit and a Wise Man with a whisk (signed), H 1,8 - 3,2cm, Total weight: ca. 33g

Three Japanese hardwood and horn okimono depicting a rat and two dogs; added a Japanese hardwood katabori netsuke depicting a dog; the lot late Edo- or early Meiji period; three items signed, dog B 5,2 - dog with rope B 3,9 cm - chubby dog B 4,2 - rat B 4,2cm

An exceptional Japanese ivory okimono of a skull with a snake, Edo period, 18thC (a piece of the snake missing on the backside); added a rare Japanese Edo period ivory katabori-netsuke, in the form of a Westerner holding a rooster, 18thC, H 6 - 6,3cm, Total weight 151g

Three rare late Edo period Japanese ivory katabori-netsuke, in the form of monkeys, one of which with a leather inr?; added a late Meiji period ivory katabori-netsuke in the form of a monkey, H 3,8cm, 6,8 x 9cm (inr?), Total weight 64g

Three late Edo and early Meiji period Japanese ivory Manju-netsuke, one of them of the Ry?sa type and another of the Kagamibuta type, all three mounted and inlaid with various materials (including 18ct. gold), Diameter 4cm, Total weight: ca. 63g

Five early Meiji period Japanese ivory katabori-netsuke, in the form of shells, a man holding a giant barrel, a gourd and a hat (signed), a tree stump (in ebony) with rice paste and a mallet (signed), a Noh theater mask, an umbrella and a pedestal (signed), H 2,3 - 5,6cm, Total weight: ca. 39g 

A tinted ivory Japanese sashi netsuke - kiseruzutsut depicting a jolly monk, Meiji-period, signed, H 21,7 cm, weight 93g.

Two Japanese boxwood katabori netsuke in the form of a human skull (one with a snake on top), Edo-period, H 3,8 - 3,3 cm

A lot of twelve various katabori netsuke, bone, mammoth-ivory, whale bone and porcelain, some of them signed, Meiji-period, H 2,8 - 6,9cm.

Four late Edo period Japanese ivory katabori-netsuke, in the form of a boar fighting with a fox, a boar sleeping in the shrubs, a dog with puppy and a bat; added a late Edo period Japanese ivory anabori-netsuke, in the form of a bat, H 1,1 - 3,6cm, Total weight 37g

Three Japanese wooden mask netsuke, both signed; one in lacquer; all three late Edo-period, H 4 - 3,6cm.

A Japanese early Meiji period  erotic boxwood and bone netsuke depicting a lady, out of two parts, H 8,6cm, Total weight 30g

Three Edo period Japanese ivory katabori-netsuke, in the form of Shishi with a moving ball in its mouth, H 3,3 - 4,6cm, Total weight 41g

A lot of seven katabori netsuke out of bone, mammoth ivory and whale bone, some of them signed, Meiji-period, H 3,2 - 5,4cm; total weight 146g.

Three early Meiji period Japanese ivory netsuke in the form of masks, one of them a Noh theater mask, H 5,1cm, Total weight 41g

A late Edo period Japanese ivory shashi-netsuke, in the form of a monkey, H 12,8cm, Total weight 33g

Three exceptional Edo period Japanese ivory katabori-netsuke, two in the form of kappa ('river child'), one in the form of kabuki-theater masks on a field, 18thC, H 7 - Diameter 5,6cm, Total weight 79g (one with minor damage)

A Japanese wooden sashi netsuke depicting a yawning man, late Edo-period, H 20,6 cm

Four late Edo/early Meiji period Japanese ivory katabori-netsuke, in the form of fish, a duck and a fox, H 8,2cm, Total weight 82g

Two Japanese wooden katabori netsuke, one depicting a mythical monster and one depicting a (snail) on a leaf; added a similar horn netsuke depicting a cricket, the lot late Edo and Meiji-period, the monster W 7,4 / snail W 5,9 / cricket W 6,2 cm

Three Japanese wooden katabori netsuke, the three of them depicting a toad, early Meiji-period; added a ditto okimono, Edo-period, signed, W 5,2 cm / the netsuke W 5,2 - 3,7 - 4 cm

Four early Meiji period Japanese ivory katabori-netsuke, in the form of a allegorical scene, a Wise Man with a toad, a man holding a giant mushroom and a Fukurokuju figure (one of the Seven Lucky Gods), H 4,5 - 7cm, Total weight: ca. 41g

Eight Meiji period Japanese ivory katabori-netsuke/mini-okimono (some of them slightly erotic), H 4,8cm, Total weight 70g (two with damage)

Two Japanese wooden katabori netsuke, one in the form of a pumpkin and three eggplants; the other one in the form of a vineyard snail, both signed and late Edo-period; added a wooden anabori netsuke depicting a dragon playing on weaves; extra added a ditto netsuke depicting an octopus, late Edo-period, W 4,5 - 4,2 - 3,8 - 3,5cm.

Four late Edo period Japanese ivory katabori-netsuke, two in the form of horses, one in the form of goats and one in the form of rats floating on a leaf, ca. 1830, H 3,3cm, Total weight: ca. 76g

A late Edo period Japanese ivory Sashi-netsuke reflecting the transience, H 14,7cm, Total weight 50g

Three Japanese wooden katabori netsuke depicting wolves defending their prey, early Meiji-period, two of them signed, W 4,8 - 4,3 - 4,1 cm

Three Japanese wooden katabori netsuke, one depicting a dancer; one a crying kabuki actor (signed), and one a nut, late Edo-period, the dancer H 5 - the actor W 3,1 - the nut W 4,2cm.

Ten scrimshaw decorated netsuke, ivory, mammoth ivory and wood, first half 20thC; added okimono in patinated bronze, scrimshaw decorated, H 2,5 - 10,5 cm

Four late Edo period Japanese ivory katabori-netsuke, three in the form of Shishi playing with a ball (one with a moving part in the mouth - one signed); a ditto netsuke in the form of Fukurokuju (damage), signed, H 2 - 5,7cm, Total weight 90g

2 carved wood Chinese netsuke

A signed carved Japanese fruit wood Netsuke of a seated figure of the happy Buddha 'Hotei', with inlaid signed Mother of Pearl cartouche to the base.

A finely carved and signed Fruitwood Netsuke of a monkey with signed Mother of Pearl cartouche to the base.

An unusual signed Fruitwood Netsuke in the form of a skeleton holding a skull.

A signed Meiji period carved Ivory Netsuke in the form of a Japanese artisan or entertainer carrying a drum with a performing Monkey on his shoulder,circa 1880.

A signed Meiji period Ivory Netsuke in the form of a tangled bundle of rats all with horn eyes, with signed plaque on the underside next to the Himotoshi

A carved netsuke, a/f