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An Oriental carved fruit wood netsuke modelled as a monkey, height 1.75", insect design fruit wood netsuke and another modelled as 3 frogs and a barrel, (3).

Carved fruit wood insect netsuke, length 2.4", and 2 other carved fruit wood netsukes, (3).

An ivory netsuke, carved as a Monkey beside a large fruit, the leaf stem forming the himotoshi; together with a sectional ivory okimono of a seated mask-maker; the last 5cm high; both Meiji Period (2) Condition Report The damage includes areas of wear, cracking or loss.

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, Meiji period, depicting a kappa seated with a basket of clams and a gourd, 4cm high, and another netsuke depicting tortoises on a water lily, 3cm high

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, early 19th Century, depicting a rabbit, signed beneath, 3cm high Condition Report: Hair crack within ivory from tip of ears down back. Very faint hair cracks to cheek and to underside. Wear in line with age and usage. The reverse is yellower than the front.

An 18th century ivory Netsuke with horn inlay modelled as a Dutchman.

Three netsuke type carvings to include lady with instrument, boy carrying books on head and another

Oxbone netsuke of a Boy Buddha

A small Chinese ivory netsuke in the form of a male carpenter; with detailed decoration

Three netsuke type carvings to incude seated man, man carrying another in sack and woman with child

Signed oxbone netsuke of an Old Man with basket

Signed Oxbone netsuke of an old man with sack

Hardwood netsuke of a carp fish

Three netsuke stype figures to include God, Old Man Traveller and Lady with offering

2 well carved Netsuke both signed to the base and a lacquer and gilt powder pot

3 well carved Netsuke in the shape of birds

A Japanese Meiji period ivory netsuke of man carrying a baby on his back - signed

JAPANESE BONE OKIMONO, a man standing on one leg carrying a bag on his shoulder, 8.5cm; a netsuke of a man carrying a mask on his back, 5cm; in an enamelled octagonal box and cover (3)

A carved hardwood netsuke in the form of a rhinoceros. Measures: 6cms long.

A signed fruitwood netsuke of a frog, L. 5cm.

A late 19th / early 20th century ivory netsuke of a seated gentleman, H. 3cm

A Japanese silver and enamel mounted tobacco pouch and ivory Kagamibuta netsuke: the pouch embroidered with a view of Mount Fuji and a dragon emerging from clouds, the interior clasp mount signed, the multi-link chain in white metal, late Meiji period, netsuke 6 cm diameter.

A late 19th Century Japanese Meiji Period carved ivory netsuke in the form of a family of rats, the adult eating seeds, signed to base, 2.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Some light general wear and some dirt. The rat with his paws to his mouth has one applied black eye missing which has been coloured in with paint. The baby rat seated by the seed pod has his outer black applied eye missing, and coloured in with paint. The baby rat standing standing upon the tail also has one of its applied black eyes missing, and coloured in with paint.

A 19th Century Japanese Meiji Period carved ivory netsuke in the form of a pair of Sumo wrestling monkeys, each wearing a kesho-mawashi, approx 5.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Light general wear and surface scratches. End of one foot broken off and missing.

A late 19th Century Japanese Meiji Period carved netsuke as a rat, signed to base, approx 3.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Overall some light general wear and minor scuffs, and a couple of small marks to his back - possibly a scuff or maybe some paint deposits, but otherwise appears in good condition.

A 19th Century Japanese Meiji Period boxwood and carved ivory netsuke in the form of two figures in dragon costume, the dragon with articulated mouth opening to reveal one of the figure's faces, together with a further netsuke in the form of a hare in crouching pose joined to a dog looking skyward, signed to base, 3.7 cm high and 3.1 cm high respectively CONDITION REPORTS The figures in dragon costume - one foot is missing, general wear and scuffs, small repairs to the hinges to the mouth of the dragon, a few scuffs and minor nicks. The dog and hare - some yellowing, browning and discolouration, some dirt and some wear and scuffs, and some small hairline cracks / inclusions.

A 19th Century Japanese Meiji Period carved ivory netsuke in the form of a basket of rats, the cylindrical shaped basket with two rats on top and a further articulated rat poking it's head out of the basket, approx 3.5 cm long

A 19th Century Japanese Meiji Period carved ivory netsuke in the form of seven various No masks, including one of an animal, signed to back, approx 4 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Overall with some yellowing and browning. Some dirt and scuffs. A few hairline cracks / inclusions. The right side of the animal mask has been fillered and repaired.

A 19th Century Japanese Meiji Period carved ivory netsuke in the form of a peasant with headscarf, in seated position working, 3.7 cm high

A Japanese Meiji Period carved boxwood netsuke as a lotus flower seed pod with moving seeds, approx 4.1 cm long CONDITION REPORTS General wear and tear, and dirt, including a couple of small white marks to the surface of the seed pod. At the base of the stem on the curve there is a deep scratch / possibly a shallow crack - it is difficult to tell due to its position and colour, this runs from one side through the loop, but not all the way around. Please see images.

A 19th Century Japanese Meiji Period carved ivory netsuke in the form of a bearded gentleman seated by a floral decorated screen with two oni peering from behind the screen, the back decorated with a four-toed dragon, signed to base, approx 4.1 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Overall general wear and scuffs. One of the horns to the figure to the top of the screen is broken off and missing. Overall quite yellowed and browned and quite a lot of dirt. Some small hairline cracks to the ivory visible to the underside and the edges of the screen. Some chips to the toes of the figure to the side of the screen.

Japanese lacquered inro with ojime and netsuke, 19th century, the inro of five sections decorated on the dark ground with foliage in gilt and red speckles and abalone shell, height 8cm, together with a red ivory ojime and ivory kagamibuta netsuke, the patinated disc applied with trailing foliage (losses), diameter 38mm, Condition report: the inro is missing some flakes of gold speckling and has some signs of abrasion from use; the copper disc in the netsuke has a vacant hole and is missing a spray of foliage. Gross weight 57.4g.

A Japanese hardwood netsuke, carved as a boar, 5.5cm long, signed; others, a toad, a dog; another, Chinese hardstone (4)

A jade Buddha; another; a hardstone goose; tiger; Dog of Fo; a wooden netsuke, as two horses

A Japanese Meiji period carved and stained netsuke modelled as five figures, a horse and a sack within a detailed boat, signed to base, length 7cm and a further Japanese Meiji period carved ivory okimono of various figures, width 3.7cm, af (2). CONDITION REPORT A piece approx 1/4" missing from the centre of the figurine group, small surface cracks to the base of boar.

A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory netsuke modelled as a seated gentleman holding a staff before a three-legged toad, signed to base, height 4cm and a further Japanese Meiji period carved ivory netsuke of a gentleman wearing elaborate robes and holding a turtle, signed to base, height 4.8cm (2). CONDITION REPORT Small cracks to the face and body of the figure with toad, slight damage to one toe.

A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory netsuke modelled as a hunched figure, signed, height 4cm and a further Japanese Meiji period carved ivory netsuke of a gentleman with hat over his back and holding a stylised fish (af), signed to base, 5.5cm (2).

A vegetable ivory mask decorated netsuke, 6cm, a resin netsuke, four small okimonos, three scarabs and a polished stone figure of a bird (10). CONDITION REPORT The okimonos are not ivory.

A Japanese carved wood netsuke of toads wrapped up in a ball, 6cm

Two Japanese boxwood and hardwood netsuke, together with a collection of carved bone birds and ceramic animals.

Japanese ivory netsuke man resting on a leaf, 55mm, signed on base, a silver galleon brooch 35mm, hallmarked Chester 1936, and two carved mother of pearl discs and a rectangular brooch, 40mm x 30mm, (5).

Collection of Japanese ivory netsuke including Beijin kneeling with hand mirror, cat within boot and father and son with frog. Largest 4.6cm

An oriental Netsuke

A Quantity of Japanese Collector's Books, including The Art of the Netsuke Carver by Frederick Meinertzhagen, published Routledge and Kegan Paul London; Netsuke by Neil K. Davey published Faber & Faber; Netsuke A Miniature Art of Japan by Yuzuru Okada published by The Japan Travel Bureau; Netsuke by F.M Jonas published by Charles E Tuttle Company; Japanese Wood Engravings by William Anderson published by Seeley & Co London; The Arts of Japan by Edward Dillon,M.A published by Methuen & Co London; Myths & Legends of Japan by F.Hadland Davis published by George G. Harrap & Company Ltd; Arts & Crafts of Japan and China by Yamanaka & Co Bond Street, London; Artistic Japan by S. Bing published by Sampson Low, Marston & Company (8)

A late 19th century Chinese carved bone puzzle ball on stand, height 12cm, and a Japanese Meiji period marine ivory netsuke modelled as a squid, height 4cm (2).

A Japanese ivory Netsuke, late 19th/early 20th century, a seated wood carver, signed to underside, 3.5cm high

A fine Japanese ivory Netsuke, late 19th/early 20th century, a seated lady holding a basket catching rats, a rat on her back, signed to underside, 4cm high

An early 20th century Japanese ivory Netsuke, a robed lady holding a fan, asleep on a bed, signed to underside, 5cm long

A Japanese ivory Netsuke, late 19th/early 20th century, a robed mythological character holding a fan in one hand and a fish under his left arm, signed to underside, 4cm high

Japanese Meiji Period Lacquer Inro with Carved Ivory Dog Netsuke. Netsuke signed. Small crack to lacquer otherwise good condition. Inro measures 2-1/4" H, 2" W. Provenance: I. M. Chait Auctions. This item will only be shipped domestically and was legally imported into the United States. Shipping to California, Connecticut, New Jersey or New York is Not Available for this Lot. Shipping $34.00

Two Vintage Figural Netsuke. Signed. Small losses. Measures 2". This item will only be shipped domestically and was legally imported into the United States. Shipping to California, Connecticut, New Jersey and New York is Not Available for this Lot. Shipping $28.00

A GROUP OF THREE JAPANESE CARVED WOOD NETSUKE, the tallest 2.3in high; together with a small wood carving of a seated sleeping sage in a wide-brimmed hat, 2.25in high. (4)

A GOOD JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD TABAKO-IRE WITH IVORY MANJU NETSUKE, the manju well carved and stained with a group of monkeys, the manju attached to the embroidered pouch by a heavy sliver-metal linked chain, the silver-metal kanagu in the form of a coiled dragon, the pouch 5.4in x 3.5in when closed, the manju 2.1in diameter.

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD STAGHORN NETSUKE, carved in the form of an oni bearing the weight of a temple bell, 2.2in high.

A JAPANESE CARVED IVORY OKIMONO, late 19th/early 20th Century, carved as a ball of entwined toads and a snake, 3.5cm diameter; a Japanese ivory netsuke, modelled as a man carrying a sack, and a late 19th Century Cantonese carved and pierced ivory puzzle box, with sliding cover, containing shaped puzzle pieces (3)

A Japanese netsuke, a mushroom gatherer, signed, 5cm high

A mid 19th century Japanese boxwood netsuke, in the form of a purse, the clasps engraved kin (gold) and gin (silver)

A Japanese Meiji carved boxwood netsuke, modelled as snails upon a staved wood cup, H. 4cm

A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory netsuke, in the form of cooper binding a barrel with rope, 4.6cm wide

A Japanese 19th century carved ebony netsuke, in the form of a seated South Sea Islander, seated at a tribal drum, 5.5cm high