Three Ivory Netsuke, 19th century, a woman and chi

JAPANESE CARVED IVORY NETSUKE19th CenturyAn elderly woman holding the face of a demon. Signed.Height 2.75î.

Japanese Sagemono Netsuke Lacquered Wood Artifact from Meiji period, eraly 19th century . developed as an art form in Japan over a period of more than three hundred years. Originally, the kimono (trad

JAPANESE CARVED IVORY NETSUKE19th CenturyA rat with inlaid eyes on a stalk of millet. No signature noted.Length 4.5".

JAPANESE CARVED IVORY NETSUKE19th CenturyA fu dog clutching a ball. Signed on base.Height 1.5".

TWO SMALL JAPANESE CARVED IVORY NETSUKE19th Century1) Profile of a skull. Signed. Length 1.25î.2) Fukurokuju seated with a fan. Signed. Height 1î. With coral bead ojime.

JAPANESE CARVED IVORY NETSUKE19th CenturyAn oni crawling on a lotus leaf, with a sandal and feet poking out from the underside. Unsigned.Length 2".

A group of two Japanese wood and ivory netsuke. 19th century. Largest: 1 1/8" x 1 3/4" x 1" ++ Raiden, the Thunder God, spying through the clouds. ++ An oni hiding in a box from Setsubun, signed.This

FOUR CARVED IVORY FIGURAL NETSUKE19th Century1) Kitsune. Height 2".2) Seated boy with rat. Height 2".3) Fan dancer. Height 1.5".4) Boy crouching over a box. Height 1.5".

TWO JAPANESE OPEN-CARVED IVORY MANJU NETSUKE19th CenturyOne with dragon design. Other, a signed example, with octopus and crab design.Diameters 2".

Three hand-painted portrait miniatures comprised of three 19th century European women, all signed illegibly lower right (different artists), in various frames; two heart-shaped frames measuring 4 x 3.

JAPANESE OSAKA SCHOOL CARVED IVORY NETSUKE BY DOSHOSAI19th CenturyA South Seas Islander holding a large coral branch. Signed.Height 2". Provenance:Collection of Dr. James Rose.

THREE JAPANESE IVORY OJIME19th CenturyOne carved with sennin and dragon, signed “Masayoki”, one with a dragon, signed “Gyokuzan”, and one with demon and samurai, signed “

A GROUP OF THREE NETSUKE UnsignedJapan, 19th centuryThe first porcelain netsuke depicting a rotund Hotei seated wearing a finely painted robes with check patterns along the back. Two small himotoshi,

A grouping of three 19th Century miniature portraits of women, signed "Oliver" and "Davi"; one signed illegibly. All in brass frames. Largest frame opening: 3-1/8 in x 2-3/8 in.

A group of three Chinese ivory powder boxes. 19th century. ++Carved in relief on the lid with mythical animal design. 3 1/8"diameter. ++Round form. Incised with double-circle decoration on the lid. 2

British School, 19th Century Three Women Sitting in the Parlor, 1874 oil on canvas initialed F.B.J. and dated (lower right), inscribed Mrs. Beaumont in pencil to the stretcher 31 1/4 x 25 inches. Prop

Lot of three wooden mask Netsukes. Japan. 18th/19th century. One signed Deme Uman. See Lazarnick pgs. 351-353. Each about 3-1/4". All items in session one were collected by William H. Smith (1853-1923

A group of three stained Chinese ivory prayer bead strands. 19th century. ++ 66 bead count, with 2 flattened beads and tied with knot. Approx: 21". ++ 37 bead count. Approx:: 8". ++ 22 bead count. App

An ivory netsuke of a stylized sparrow. Early 19th century. 3/4" x 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" This ivory item is of 100 years old and was purchased by the collector from the early 1960s - the late 1980s. **Pleas

Most likely American, 1st half 19th century. Three profiles of women, two hollow cut and one cut out. One cut out is embossed "Museum" for Peale's Museum and the cut out is attributed to William King.

European Miniature School, Lot of three hand-painted portrait miniatures of 19th century women, all signed illegibly lower right (different artists), in various rectangular frames, all measuring rough

A SET OF THREE ROYAL WORCESTER BLUSH IVORY PORCELAIN JUGS, LATE 19TH CENTURY height: 16 cm (6 1/4 in.) [biggest jug]

German, 19th century, seated woman and three children with playing cards, marked on base "E/69/[Crossed Swords]", 8-1/2 x 6 x 5 in.

Three 19th Century Antique Ivory Miniatures of George Washington and Martha Washington in Inlaid Frames and Marquis de Lafayette in Jeweled Frame. The George and Martha Washington paintings are signed