A WOOD NETSUKE WITH A SAMURAI AND TWO WOMEN Japan,

Lot of two Netsukes. Japan. 19th century. A contortionist inside a box signed Masatomoto carved in wood. A fruit pit carved with relief decoration of abalone shells. 1-1/4" and 1-1/2" respectively.

A Lladro Spanish porcelain glazed ceramic figurine. Model number 1445, "Springtime in Japan." Set on wood and velvet base. Depicts two women in traditional garb enjoying outdoor setting. Manufacturer

A GROUP OF FIVE WOOD NETSUKE UnsignedJapan, 19th centuryThe first wood netsuke carved as a joined pair of flat shoes with two seams along the toe. Good himotoshi through the center of the shoe. The se

Attributed to Utagawa, Kunisada (Japan 1786-1865) Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print on paper - Two women (making paper) with cat. In a black wood frame. Utagawa Kunisada was the most popular, prolific and finan

China, Japan 19th-20th Century Includes a paiban instrument, a small wood box decorated with metal rabbit, two iron samurai staffs, one spoon with curved wood handle, two kanzashi with dragon head dec

LLADRO PORCELAIN FIGURE GROUP, H 12", 'SPRINGTIME IN JAPAN':Number 1445, modeled as two young women on a bridge, with a separate wood base. For a high resolution photo

A SET OF TWO PRESSED HORN MANJU NETSUKE UnsignedJapan, Meiji period (1868-1912)The first carved in relief depicting an actor wearing a mask, dressed in samurai robes holding a lotus stem. The reverse

Masakazu Japanese Edo Period carved wood netsuke of a woman cooking. Signed on bottom. Measures 1.5" tall.

Two Small Chinese Carved Wood NetsukesTwo small Chinese carved wood netsukes: a child riding a large fish; together with a rat pulling a turtle

An oil on canvas by Ohio artist, Barbara Wood, depicting two women in fine outfits with hats, one in profile and the other facing forward. Signed lower right and housed in a gilt frame. Sight size: 25

Two Carved Wood Netsuke: Toads & OniTwo Japanese carved wood netsuke: depicting two standing toads atop a lily pad, signed gyoku seki(?); together with seated oni its serpent tail wrapped around a hut

Linda Le Kinff (France, born 1949), serigraph on wood depicting two women having a conversation, signed l.r., 26 1/2" x 38 1/2" overall. Proceeds from this lot to benefit the Print Club of Albany.

Two Carved Wood Netsuke: MacaqueTwo carved wood netsuke; each of a macaque holding her young, the infant holding an auspicious fruit to his mouth (slight wear)

Three wood netsukes, squirrel, two rabbits, toad and turtle. All signed. 2-1/2 H " (Tallest)

Pan Am / Japan. Circa 1960s. Two women in traditional Japanese dress are photographed in a garden holding parasols. 41 ½ x 28”. Linen backed. Closed tears into image; replaced corner loss u

JAPANESE WOOD NETSUKES, 19TH C., TWO, H 1 1/2":Including 1 carved as a seated man with mallet, H.1 1/2", and 1 carved as a carver with mask, signed, H.1 1/8". Both are very fine. For a high resolution

JAPANESE WOOD NETSUKES, 19TH C., TWO, H 2" & 1":Including 1 carved as a Fu lion under foliage, H.2", and 1 carved as a man with monkey on shoulder, H.1". For a high resolution photo

Two Carved Wood Netsuke: Tiger & ShishiTwo Japanese carved wood netsuke: tiger sitting in attention with menacing face; together with a shishi balancing on a ball, signed

Two Carved Wood Netsuke: Turtle & ToadTwo Japanese carved wood netsuke: of a charming turtle barely sticking his head out of his shell; together with a toad with deep set line down its back

Toyokuni (Japanese, 1769-1825): Two Women, wood block print. Unframed. Utagawa Toyokuni also often referred to as Toyokuni I, was the second head of the renowned Utagawa school of Japanese woodblock a

By Samuel & Nelson Cambridge, Two Grey Hills, T.P. Tohatchi, N. Mex; together with two biscuit cutters, a Thai water buffalo with two riders, a carved wood figural of woman, two wood figurals of frogs

TWO SAMURAI TOYOKUNI WOOD BLOCK PRINTS: Toyokuni (1769-1825). One print a samurai unrolls a long scroll attempting to hold it down with one elbow while unrolling it with his other hand. Some one on th

Two Carved Wood Netsuke: Tea Kettle & ManjuTwo Japanese carved netsuke: of a round tea kettle with inscriptions; together with manju form with four characters

Two wood carvings. Japan. 19th century. A monkey with fruit and two sailing ships. 13" and 10" l. All items in session one were collected by William H. Smith (1853-1923)