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A Japanese ivory netsuke of a figure crouching beneath a parasol with a teapot, late 19th / early 20th c, 37mm h Condition ReportGood condition

A Japanese Kagamibuta Netsuke together with three othersCONDITION REPORTWe have attached a number of additional images to showcase the lot in further detail.

Netsuke. Stehender Holländer trägt runden Hut auf einem Stock. Hirschhorn. Himotoshi im Rücken. Mitte 19. Jh. H 5,9 cm

Netsuke. Mann hebt einen Stein. Holz. Himotoshi im Rücken. Mitte 19. Jh. H 4,2 cm

Netsuke. Dämonenmaske. Weichholz, teils farbig lackiert. Frühes 19. Jh. H 4,7 cm

Fünfteiliges Inro. Landschaft in Hira maki-e. Innen Nashiji. Korall-Ojime und Holz-Netsuke. Japan, Meiji-Zeit. H 6 cm. Provenienz Münchner Privatsammlung

Netsuke. Gama Sennin steht auf einem Bein, Kröte auf der rechten Schulter. Hirschhorn. 19. Jh. H 4,9 cm

Netsuke. Mann trägt Riesenpilz auf dem Kopf. Hirschhorn. Mitte 19. Jh. H 5,4 cm

Netsuke. Okame-Maske. Vogelschnabel. Um 1900. H 5,5 cm

Netsuke. Oni, hohl geschnitzt aus einem Vogelschnabel. Auf der Rückseite des Kopfes zwei kleine Himotoshi. 2. H. 19. Jh. L 7 cm

Japanese boxwood netsuke of turtles on a rock, Japan Meiji Period ca. 1900, 4 cm wide

Two Japanese ivory netsuke, 19th century one signed, One carved in the form of frogs on a leaf, the second as a frog a snake insects and other creatures on a leaf, largest 4.5 cms wide.

A Japanese Meiji period ivory netsuke, depicting two oni monsters cleaning a sphere. Signed to the base. [4x5.5x4cm]

18th century netsuke of a shi-shi, well carved with a loose ball in its mouth. Well worn and of a good colour. Edo period. Height approx 40mm

An 18th/19th century ivory netsuke of a standing sennin, his right arm raised to his head, his left resting on a staff, height 7.6cm Condition Report: With two cracks across head, some further travelling cracks running down his back, Some discoloured yelllow staining to surface and dirt desposits.

A 19th century wood netsuke of a tiger in the style of Masanao, with raised haunches and protruding eyes, the fur finely delineated, height 3.2cm

A 19th wood netsuke of a cat curled up on a fan, length 4.9cm Condition Report: In good order overall. Some minor wear to surface at high points.

A Meiji dynasty wood netsuke of a dancer crouching with his head placed between his arms outstretched on the ground, length 4.2cm Condition Report: Two very small chips to the edge of his robe at base, some very minor surface scratching and wear, but overall in good order.

Three netsuke. Tallest 5 cm high.

A wooden netsuke formed as a monkey. 4.5 cm high.

A wooden netsuke formed as a boy and fish. 4.5 cm x 4 cm.

A wooden netsuke formed as a rat. 4.5 cm high.

A wooden netsuke formed as two dogs-of-fo. 3.5 cm high.

A 19th century Japanese ivory netsuke formed as a warrior.

A 19th century Japanese ivory netsuke formed as a laying figure.

A 19th century Japanese ivory netsuke formed as a rat on a cornucopia and a toggle.

A 19th century Japanese black lacquered five section inro with gilded (maki-e) chrysanthemum decoration, 7.5 cm x 6.5 and chord bound with ivory anabori netsuke carved as two lions, two character signature, 5.5 cm wideLarge lion with repaired tail section

A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, Meiji, 3.7cm high; together with another netsuke of a monkey and rabbit; and a small Chinese brass casket, 8.5cm wide. (3)

An unusual Japanese carved amber lion dog netsuke, 4.5cm long.

A Japanese Netsuke, together with a rose coral hinged brass bound sea shell trinket/pill box and three 1920s porcelain figurines of 'bathing beauties'

A Japanese carved ivory okimono netsuke, Meiji period, modelled as figures on a fishing boat and bridge, beneath a pine tree, incised two character signature to base, height 4.9cm (minor faults), together with a crouching rabbit netsuke, unsigned, height 2.6cm (chipped), two carved ivory skull netsuke, lengths 4.3cm and 2.9cm, and two figural netsuke, lengths 6cm and 6.3cm (faults).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Japanese wood okimono netsuke of a monkey and snake by Masatami, Meiji period, finely carved with a snake curled around the neck of a crawling monkey, incised two-character signature to underside, height 3.7cm, length 5.3cm (minor chip to foot).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Japanese carved and stained ivory okimono netsuke, Meiji period, finely modelled as two monkeys, each holding a fruit or nut, incised signature to one side, height 5.2cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Japanese carved ivory noh mask netsuke, Meiji period, modelled as Hyottoko with pierced eyes, nostrils and whistling mouth, unsigned, length 4.3cm (chipped to reverse), together with another ivory mask netsuke, incised signature to reverse, length 4cm (cracked and repaired) and a small ivory mask, unsigned, length 3.2cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Japanese carved and stained ivory netsuke, Meiji period, finely modelled in the form of a tortoise emerging from within a folded lotus leaf, unsigned, length 5.6cm (minor chip), together with a carved ivory frog netsuke, length 3.4cm and a carved and stained ivory figure of a recumbent maiden with finely incised detail, length 9.2cm (minor nicks to edges).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A group of seven Japanese carved ivory okimono netsuke, Meiji period, including one of a samurai standing above a cowering figure, unsigned, height 4.8cm, another of a child wearing a Buddhistic lion mask, unsigned, height 5cm and a stained group of Hotei with two boy attendants, incised signature to base, height 4.7cm (some with faults).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

Japanese ivory netsuke of Buddha with children, signed to base, approx 40.5g

Japanese ivory Netsuke of man lying with bag, approx 21.5g

A CARVED NUT NETSUKE IN THE FORM OF A ORIENTAL BEARDED GENTLEMAN TOGETHER WITH A BRONZE EFFECT MINIATURE BUDDHA

A Japanese ivory carp fish netsuke, signed, length 5cm

A group of carved wood netsuke, bone-mounted trinket boxes etc

Various collectables, including bone snuff bottle, carved wood netsuke, Mexican spoon etc

A Japanese Meiji period ivory netsuke of a semi nude lady, signed to base, H.5.5cm

A Japanese carved bone netsuke - Village elder with a basket at his feet.

A Japanese carved fruitwood netsuke - Rats on a pumpkin.

A Japanese carved bone netsuke - Village elder with long beard.

A Japanese carved fruitwood netsuke - Giant turtle.

A Japanese carved fruitwood netsuke - Prancing pony.

A carved ivory netsuke and three ivory bead necklaces, the netsuke modelled as a seated figure

-- Drei Meisterwerke der Netsuke-Kunst-- Netsuke. - 3 japanische Schnitzkunst-Figürchen. Aus geglättetem, poliertem Kirschholz, jeweils ca. 3 x 1,6 x 1,8 cm. Japan um 1870.Drei entzückend feine Arbeiten der meisterhaften japanischen Miniaturschnitzkunst Netsuke. Ursprünglich bezeichnete der Begriff die Wurzelholzschnitzerei, bzw. ein geschnitztes Objekt in Form einer Plakette, einer kleinen Figur oder ähnlichem, die als Halteklammer für den Kimono diente oder als Gegengewicht der kleinen, am Kimonogürtel, hängenden kleinen Lackholzdose angebracht wurde. An dem "Obi" genannten Gürtel hing der "Inrô", eine Dose, die Utensilien wie Siegel oder auch medizinische Kräuter, Münzen und ähnliches enthielt. Die Netsuke wurden aus verschiedenen Holzarten, aus Wurzelholz, Bambus, Buchsbaum und anderem, sowie aus Elfenbein, Walrosszähnen, Hirschhorn, aber auch aus Keramik, Porzellan, Steingut oder seltenen Steinen, wie etwa Onyx hergestellt. Auch Korallen, Bernstein und Halbedelsteine wurden in Handarbeit geschnitzt und meist prachtvoll mit Darstellungen aus der Mythologie, aus der Tier- und Pflanzenwelt sowie mit Alltagsszenen geschmückt. Hier haben wir drei exquisite Beispiele des "klassischen" Netsuke, geschnitzt aus Hartholz, wohl vom Kirschbaum: 1) Schildkröte. Mit Ober- und Unterpanzer, vier herausragenden Füßchen, neugierigem Köpfchen und Fadenloch unter dem Schwänzchen. Auf dem Rücken der Schildkröte hat ein kleiner Laubfrosch Platz genommen. 2) Meeresschnecke vom Typus Columbella rustica, auf der Rückseite mit zwei tanzenden Figuren wohl aus dem No-Theater, in überaus detaillierter Miniaturschnitzung. Der Faden konnte durch den Hohlraum zur Muschelspitze eingezogen werden. 3) Mandorla-Netsuke. Knopf in Mandelform mit kleinem Steg, in dem das Loch für den Faden eingebohrt wurde. Auf der konvexen Mandeloberfläche sieht man einen von zwei Reitertn gezogenen Wagen mit einem alten Mann im sänftenartigen Korb als Passagier. Die beiden Führer hoch zu Ross halten die Zügel in den Händen, während der Wagen über holprigen Grund fährt, auf dem vier kleine Tiere herumwuseln, wohl Katzen oder Hunde. Über der Szenerie schnäbeln zwei Vögel (minimale Bruchrille). - Außergwöhnlich feine Miniaturarbeit mit nur ganz wenigen Bereibungen, wohl auch kaum Abbruch, da das Holz extrem stark und fest ist.

A carved hard wood netsuke in the form of four clambering tortoise

A Japanese ivory netsuke of boy and puppy, Meiji period, signed 4cm

A Japanese ivory netsuke of a boy and puppy, Meiji period, unsigned, 4cm

A 19th century Japanese carved ivory ‘dog’ netsuke 3cm tall

Two Japanese ivory netsuke of Hotei and a sage, Meiji period, wood stand

A Japanese stained ivory Netsuke of two figures, signed Masatsugo Kaigyokusai, Meiji period, 3cm high

Wooden Carved Netsuke in the form of a Monkey

A netsuke

A netsuke, cockerel

A netsuke