JAPANESE INRO FROM THE BROZMAN COLLECTION

Japanese Inro. From the Brozman Collection. In slip case.. London. Genlux Holdings. 1993. 305 pps. 4to. Hardcover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Fine

Includes books on Japanese netsukes, Inro, large collection of journals, auction catalogs, more.

Collection of Japanese Meiji period Inros and pouches including; 1.) Carved wood inro of deity figure with raised arms measuring 4" x 3" attached to 8" stick toggle. 2.) Carved wood inro of deity figu

Length- 2 3/4" Provenance- single owner private collection.

A Japanese five case lacquered inro and netsuke/inroinro height 3 3/4in (9.5cm); width 2in (5cm); depth 1 1/4in (3cm) Provenance:The Collection of Fritz & Lucy Jewett, San Francisco, California.

A Japanese four case lacquered inro and wood netsukeSigned possibly Shun Sho Sai Saku.inro height 3 1/16in; width 2 1/2in (6.5cm); depth 1/2in (1.5cm) Provenance:The Collection of Fritz & Lucy Jewett,

Inro. Japan. 19th century. 4 compartment type. Black lacquer with gold and silver inlay of an open box by a pine forested beach side. Signed. Korean ojime. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Sn

Japanese Lacquer Inro 4 in. high. Property from the Collection of Prince Ivan Obolensky

Inro. Japan. 19th century. 4 compartment type. Decoration of the Tang dynasty poet Li Po with an attendant. Signed. Coral ojime. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow.

Carved cinnabar lacquer inro. Japan. 19th century. Pattern of brocade. 3in. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow.

JAPANESE STAGHORN THREE-CASE INROLate Meiji PeriodIncised dragon decoration. Cylindrical staghorn netsuke with bamboo decoration.Inro length 2.25". Netsuke length 2". Provenance:The Collection of Glor

Antique Japanese wood peach form inro on cord; overall good condition, some wear and surface scratches; 4 1/2" x 5" x D 2 1/4" (approx.)Provenance: Private Los Angeles, CA collection

Small Japanese two-case inro of Ryukyuan cinnabar lacquer, strung with cinnabar ojime and signed stag antler netsuke of figure in boat. Dimensions: 2 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 1/2"(inro); 1/2" in diameter (ojim

Japanese book on Inro, lacquer, silk, and tapestry, #607. Provenance: From a personal collection of a C.T. Loo Asian dealer in New York, thence to the Frank Caro Gallery and later acquired by the pres

Seal case set. Japan. 19th century. Sagemono, inro with a figure and a landscape. Inro 2.75in. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow.

Includes a Japanese carved wood turtle form inro with ojine and carved turtle pendant; a Tibetan Buddhist collar necklace with figural displays - missing several connecting links; a pair of 19th centu

Sagemono. Japan. 19th century. 2 compartment inro. Roundel corners carved surface. Wooden ojime. Ebony netsuke carved as fire wood. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow.

Japan, an interesting mid 19th century inro dokei, the inro of carved hardwood with glazed dial aperture, the back with two winding apertures, and an oblong opening with engraved fret, the cover conta

Japan, an interesting later 19th century silver Inro Dokei, the brass movement with shaped plates and verge escapement, with rotating dial having movable hour markers, and contained in a silver case w

A Rare Chinese Carved Archaistic Jade Zoomorphic OrnamentH:17.5CM W:9.6CM ;H:14.5CM W:6CMLot311 to Lot321A from the same Japanese collector

A large and heavy Baccarat cut glass vase by Kenzo Takada, Signed. Etched tall blades of grass to the central areas. Signed "Baccarat Kenzo Takada" to the lower edge. Baccarat acid etched mark to the

Chinese carved mutton jade snuff bottle with overlay filigree with inset faux jewels, 3 in. H. and a Japanese carved fruit pi Inro with soapstone monkey obi, 2 in. H.

Japanese Collection of three vases Meiji periodcloisonne enamel over copper 12 h x 2.75 dia in (30 x 7 cm) 7.875 h x 5.25 w x 2.25 d in (20 x 13 x 6 cm) Collection is comprised of a bottle-

(lot of 2) Japanese two-case inro, Edo/Meiji period, reddish brown lacquered with a dragon fly and lotus leaves, signed 'Zeshin" (Shibata Zeshin 1807-1891); together with a brown lacquered three-case