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Collection of ten netsuke, including ivory and others

Group of three 19th century Japanese ivory netsuke - horse, goat and a dog

Netsuke of a frog sat on horseback & an erotic scene oriental scent bottle

An ivory netsuke depicting a woman and two frogs, a/f, two small chips

A mixed group of Oriental items, to include: Chinese snuff bottles; Japanese netsuke; a bamboo wrist rest etc.

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, depicting a seated figure with mythical horse, signed, 4cm high

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, depicting a woman washing her hair, 4cm high

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, depicting a man carrying a sack on his back and holding a parasol, 5cm high, along with another, signed 4cm high (2)

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, depicting a lion dog, the base inset with a mother of pearl flowerhead, 2.5cm high

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, depicting a dog, signed, 3.8cm high

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, depicting a group of two figures, 4cm long

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, modelled as a Noh mask, signed, 3.5cm high

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, modelled as a male actor, 2.3cm high

TWO JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, each modelled as a Noh mask, one signed, each 3.8cm high (2)

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, depicting a seated priest with a deer, signed, 4cm high

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, modelled as a figure clapping hands, 3.5cm high

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, modelled as a Noh mask with child, signed, 6.4cm high

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, modelled as a reclined figure holding a fan, signed, 4cm wide

JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE,Meiji period, modelled as a female playing a mandolin, signed, 3.5cm high

Feines Netsuke "Ratte auf Reisworfel", Elfenbein mit Hornaugen, unsign., 1,5x4x4cm, min. restauriert, etw. bestoßen, Genehmigung nach Art. 10d VO (EG 338/97) liegt vor

Elfenbein Netsuke "Knabe, einen Fisch in den Armen haltend", Japan 18./19.Jh., L. 4,5cm, teilweise gebräunt, Genehmigung nach Art. 10d VO (EG 338/97) liegt vor

Elfenbein Netsuke "Pferd" mit schöner Gebrauchspatina, Japan 18./19.Jh., H. 6cm, Hinterläufe restauriert, Genehmigung nach Art. 10d VO (EG 338/97) liegt vor

A 19th Century Japanese Meiji period hand carved ivory netsuke / okimono in the form of a coiled snake. The snake with red eyes and head resting down having carved decoration to the skin. Set to a black slate plinth. Measures approx; 3.5cm.

A Japanese Meiji era netsuke in the form of a geisha, 9cm high; together with a similar okimono, 8.5cm high (2)

A collection of Japanese netsukes to include two boxwood tea scoops, one in the form of a dragon, signed, 13cm long, the other frogs on a leaf, 10cm long; together with a Noh mask netsuke, 4.5cm long and the other netsuke in the form of entwined mermaids, 5.5cm long (4)

A 19th century Japanese mother of pearl netsuke in the form of a fish, set with coral eye, 4cm long

Two Japanese Meiji period ivory netsuke of frogs and two miniature carved frogs - the netsuke signed, largest 3cm wide

A Japanese Meiji period vegetable ivory netsuke of a speckled toad grasping a toadstool, signed, 4cm wide

A Japanese ivory Meiji period netsuke of a toad with baby toad to back, signed to base, 4cm long

A Japanese Meiji period ivory small netsuke in form of a snake coiled around a frog, signed, 2.3cm wide

A Japanese Meiji period ivory netsuke of a rabbit on a barrel, 3.5cm tall, signed and a miniature carved rabbit

Konvolut figürliche Schnitzereien20. Jh., sechs Stück, aus Buchsbaum bzw. Tropenhölzern gefertigt, teils mit eingesetzten Glasaugen, verschiedene Schlangenmotive und Memento Mori, einige als Netsuke gefertigt, L max. 8 cm.

A Meiji period Japanese white metal, fabric and bone effect tobako-ire (tobacco pouch) and plaque possibly used as a scoop, with white metal dragon menuki clasp, the cloth pouch decorated with multiple dragons and clouds, attached by ten white metal chains to a circular celluloid cased white metal dragon Kagamibuta netsuke, the plaque being an ivory model of a cloud Raijin with wear to the tip suggesting its use as a scoop. Location:PortersCondition: The stitching to one side requires attention-see photos for condition report.Location:

An ivory figure of Artemis, with rotating arms, on ebonised base, 27cm high (max); an ivory scrimshaw depicting the 'Ship Laurence' and Commodore Perry; an ivory netsuke and various other items

A collection of ivory netsuke to include a rat, horse and monkey; and various okimono

A Japanese wooden netsuke, carven in the form of a dragon with a ball, 5cm high.

A set of three Japanese hardwood octagonal brush pot and covers, inlaid with printed resin panels, the tallest, 16.5cm; other similar treen items, three spectacle cases; a carved hardwood netsuke ball, with intertwined animals; a similar carved hardwood inro, with erotic figures; a carved box and cover; a cylindrical box with a set of coasters; pewter tray, box; two brass bowls; qty

A selection of vintage costume jewellery in carved wood box - includes a netsuke in the form of a rat

Small collection of Oriental items including famille rose bowl, two netsuke, masks, needle holders, etc.

A Japanese fruitwood netsuke - Giant Turtle.

Assorted ivory items to include netsuke in the form of a fish with two-character mark to base, etc (1 tray) 

A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory netsuke in the form of a quail; and a carved wooden netsuke with dragon decoration.

A JAPANESE TSUIKOKU THREE-CASE BLACK LACQUER INRO MEIJI PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY Both sides carved in the Ryukyu manner with Chinese figures in and around pavilions, the buildings nestled amongst tall trees, the top and base with swirling clouds, with a coral ojime and a moulded resin netsuke depicting a South Sea Islander clasping a large vase containing a small branch of coral, the inro 8cm. Provenance: formerly the collection of Virginia Atchley (1911-2013), Los Angeles.

A LARGE JAPANESE WOOD NETSUKE OF A PORTUGUESE MERCHANT SHOWA OR LATER, 20TH CENTURY Depicted standing, holding a curved sword in one hand and his hat with the other, wearing broad pantaloons and pointed boots, his coat decorated with a pattern of scrolling clouds, signed Shosai in a rectangular reserve at the back, 9.2cm. Provenance: formerly the collection of Virginia Atchley (1911-2013), Los Angeles. Cf. V Atchley & N Davey, The Virginia Atchley Collection of Japanese Miniature Arts, p.156, no.N215, where this very netsuke is illustrated and described.

A RARE JAPANESE BAMBOO SASHI NETSUKE OF A SHISHI BY MORIKAWA TOEN (1820-1894) EDO OR MEIJI, 19TH CENTURY The mythical beast depicted sitting on its haunches, holding a circular handle in its mouth and raised on a double lotus throne, the base with flowerheads, inscribed to the back Shosoin, hoko, heigoro no shishi baku, Morikawa Toen (copy of an incense burner handle with lion dog at the Shosoin Treasure House by Morikawa Toen) with kao, 10.3cm. Provenance: formerly the collection of Virginia Atchley (1911-2013), Los Angeles. Exhibited: the International Netsuke Collector's Society Convention, Honolulu, 1977. Cf. V Atchley & N Davey, The Virginia Atchley Collection of Japanese Miniature Arts, p.88, no.N106, where this very netsuke is illustrated and described. Also, see G Lazarick, The Signature Book of Netsuke, Inro and Ojime Artists in Photographs, p. 384, and id., Netsuke & Inro Artists, and How to Read Their Signatures, p.1096, where both sides of this netsuke are illustrated and discussed. Morikawa Toen was known for his Nara ningyo (dolls) sculptures and as a noh actor. His work was admired by the Daimyo of Tosa, the magistrate of Nara, who awarded him with names from Japanese mythology. The Imperial household also became his patrons.

A JAPANESE WOOD NETSUKE OF CHOKARO SENNIN EDO PERIOD, 18TH CENTURY The Immortal grimacing with exertion as he lifts a large double-gourd over his shoulders, wearing loose robes opening to reveal his emaciated rib cage, a coat of mugwort leaves on his back, 8cm.

A JAPANESE WOOD NETSUKE OF A FROG MEIJI PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY Realistically carved, the small amphibian dozing off on top of a wooden bucket, the sides with minute metal studs, inscribed Masanao underneath, possibly for Masanao of Yamada, Ise Province, 2.7cm. Provenance: an English private collection, Somerset, purchased in Japan.

A JAPANESE WOOD NETSUKE OF A MERMAID (NINGYO) EDO PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY Probably Nagoya, the smiling siren finely carved in red wood, holding her tail elegantly curled under her chin, her long hair trailing down her back, inscribed Tadatoshi in ukibori in a rectangular reserve underneath, 4.4cm. Cf. M T Coullery & M S Newstead, The Baur Collection, Netsuke, p.115, no.C224 for another example of a mermaid by Tadatoshi. The authors explain that in Japanese folklore, ningyo are lovely creatures, well-disposed towards humans and believed to share the secrets of the sea by listening to the murmurs of seashells. Eating one would also give you immortality.

A JAPANESE DOUBLE-SIDED LEATHER TABAKO-IRE (TOBACCO POUCH) EDO OR MEIJI, 19TH CENTURY Of rounded rectangular form and with a flap opening on each side, one mae-kanagu in copper modelled as two masks, the other a rectangular shakudo and gilt plaque depicting three friends seated by a fire drinking sake, the pouch made of foreign tooled leather, with a malachite ojime and a corozo nut netsuke carved as a laughing face winking, inscribed Masagyoku in a shaped cartouche at the back, the pouch 15cm.

A Chinese carved ivory card case - damaged, puzzle box with crucifix to lid, two netsuke, etc.

A carved wooden netsuke depicting two rats on a pumpkin, signed. 20th century

A Japanese ivory Netsuke of two boys holding a noh mask, an ivory Netsuke in the form of three animal heads and a coloured Ivory carving of tortoises on a lotus leaf, all singed (3) largest 12cm

2 Figuren.Bis 7 cm hoch. Wohl Netsuke, Japan alt. Versand kann organisiert werden. 2 Figurines. Probably netsuke, Japan old. Shipping can be organized.

3 Figuren.Bis 6 cm hoch. Wohl Netsuke, Japan alt. Versand kann organisiert werden. 3 Figurines. Probably netsuke, Japan old. Shipping can be organized.

Netsuke "Edelmann"Buchsbaum vollrund geschnitzt (katabori), graviert und schwarz eingefärbt (sumi) mit teils gefärbten Beineinlagen, hockender Edelmann mit Korb auf einer Baumscheibe, auf der Unter- und Rückseite himatoshi und auf eingelegter Beinreserve signiert, H 3.4 cm, Ryumin, Edo, Japan Mitte 19. Jhd., getragenes Netsuke von erstklassiger Qualität mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren und feiner Patina, auf der Unterseite altes Sammlungsetikett 2730 Prov.: Privatsammlung Ostwestfalen, erworben in der 1. Hälfte des 20. Jhd.

Netsuke "Liegender Welpe"Buchsbaum vollrund geschnitzt (katabori) und graviert mit eingelegten Augen in dunklem Horn, liegender Welpe mit rückwärts gewandten Kopf und fleckigen Fell, auf der Unterseite himatoshi, L 4.7 cm, Japan Mitte 19. Jhd., getragenes Netsuke mit geringen Gebrauchsspuren und feiner Patina, rechte Vorderpfote angesetzt, auf der Unterseite altes Sammlungsetikett 2746

Netsuke "Kara shishi"Buchsbaum vollrund geschnitzt (katabori), hockender Shishi mit durchbrochen gearbeiteter Kugel auf flachem Sockel, auf der Unterseite ein himatoshi und signiert, H 3.4 cm, wohl Genryosai Minkoku, Japan 1. Hälfte 19. Jhd., am Rücken vertikaler Riss, sonst guter Zustand mit geringen Gebrauchsspuren, auf der Unterseite altes Sammlungsetikett 2741 Ein nahezu identisches Netsuke von Genryosai Minkoku vgl.: https://www.pinterest.de/pin/341358846749580563/ Prov.: Privatsammlung Ostwestfalen, erworben in der 1. Hälfte des 20. Jhd.

Netsuke "Choraku Sennin"Buchsbaum vollrund geschnitzt (katabori), graviert und schwarz eingefärbt (sumi), kauernder, bärtiger Sennin mit erhobenem Kopf und Kürbisflasche in der rechten Hand, auf der Unter- und Rückseite himatoshi, L 5.1 cm, H 4.5 cm, Japan 19. Jhd., getragenes Netsuke mit Gebrauchsspuren und feiner Patina, auf der Unterseite altes Sammlungsetikett 2722 Prov.: Privatsammlung Ostwestfalen, erworben in der 1. Hälfte des 20. Jhd.

Netsuke "Samurai"Buchsbaum vollrund geschnitzt (katabori), graviert und schwarz eingefärbt (sumi), hockender Samurai an seinem Fingern leckend, auf dem Rücken sein washizaki (Kurzschwert), auf der Rückseite schräg liegende himatoshi, H 3.6 cm, Japan Mitte 19. Jhd., getragenes Netsuke mit Gebrauchsspuren und feiner Patina, auf der Unterseite altes Sammlungsetikett 2729 Prov.: Privatsammlung Ostwestfalen, erworben in der 1. Hälfte des 20. Jhd.

Carved Netsuke of a Monkey, Bone Netsuke Rabbit and a Stone carved figure of an elephant