Japanese Netsuke Carved in Bone, Figure of Reposed Mouse Betwenn the Leaves, Taisho Period

THREE CARVED JAPANESE TAISHO PERIOD TAGHUA NUT NETSUKES. (3)

Including 3 Japanese netsuke carved in foo dog or mouse form, an inro carved with figures on one side and flowers and bird on the reverse, and a large bead, with box. Approx. 3-2.3 inch (inro size).

Two Japanese wood carved netsuke monky, dating from the Meiji period. Two seated monkey figures, one with arms crossed over their knees and the other hearing no evil with hands clasped over the ears.

Meiji Period. Carved dog figures. Very well carved examples and each is signed at underside. Tallest: H2 1/8" Sold from the collection of a private San Francisco, California/Upstate South Carolina lad

Japanese, Late Meiji / Early Taisho Period, circa 1920, consisting of a netsuke in the form of dog sitting on an open stand attached to a black cord (2 1/8" high), a netsuke in the form of two small p

Meiji Period.Excellently carved horse figures and each is signed at the underside. Sold from the collection of a private San Francisco, California/Upstate South Carolina lady and gentleman.

Two Wood Shishi Lion Figures, Japanese, circa 19th century, Meiji/Taisho period. Each is robustly carved, depicting the animal seated with either an open or closed mouth, adorned with traces of white

Lot 5 assorted old Japanese carved netsukes: baby with mouse on back; man on buffalo; man wrestling octopus; 2 figures and turtle; and man with frog on head. Three are signed.

in the form of a standing figure, with baby upon his back, height 7.5cm

Japanese, Meiji Period, the figure of Daikoku, the Japanese lucky God of wealth and prosperity shown with a smiling expression while holding onto the ropes of a money purse, titled and signed on the u

DESCRIPTION: (4 Pc) Japanese hand carved boxwood Netsuke figurines. Three of them depicts elderly male figures and one of them depicts a pair of birds holding a leaf on their beaks. CIRCA: 20th Centur

Japanese, Meiji Period (1868-1912), the figure of a grotesque bearded man holding a gourd, a kneeling horse standing on top, signed in characters on the underside. Measuring 2 5/8" high. This lot can

A Japanese black lacquered rectangular box. Late Meiji / early Taisho period. The hinged lid decorated with gold and silver lacquer enamel depicting male and female figures in an interior setting, vie

Japanese, Meiji Period (1868-1912), the figure of Fukurokuju, the Japanese God of wisdom and longevity, shown seated and holding a fan, surrounded by mischievous children, signed in characters and dec

Japanese, Meiji Period (1868-1912), one showing the figure of a man holding up a bowl while backed against a cauldron of turtle soup, loss to base, unsigned (1.25" high), one of a woman kneeling while

AN EIGHT PIECE GROUP OF JAPANESE CARVED IVORY AND WOOD NETSUKES AND MINIATURES, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. Of various form including cat and mice, woman musician, kabuki masks, and other miniature figures.

box is carved as a pumpkin with two small mice crawling on its sides; lid carved with a frog sitting atop a leaf; tobacco box with a matching pumpkin form netsuke; box only: 2.5in(L) x 1.75in(H)

Including a signed netsuke basket, another netsuke signed rabbit eating vegetables. 5 smaller carved musician figures, plus a small puzzle ball. Dimensions: (Largest netsuke) H 2" x W 2" x D 2.25" Con

Very fine antique 19th century Japanese carved figure. Superbly carved. Fine detail throughout. Signed on the bottom on a red plaque. From a prominent old collection.

Antique Edo or Meijinperiod carved wood figure. From an old collection

Lot of 5 Japanese Netsukes, carved in the form of figures. Height: 5 cm.

A SUPERB 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE FIGURE OF AN ARCHER by Yoshimitsu, of huge proportions, modelled holding his bow, with sword upon his back, upon a finely carved rootwood base. Overa

A LARGE WOOD FIGURE OF TAMONTEN Heian period (794-1185), 10th century The body carved in ichiboku-zukuri (single-block) construction, the figure shown in a contrapposto stance with the right hand rais

Late Edo/early Meiji period (19th century), Japanese, likely Seishi and Kannon, each depicted standing, backed by a wheel-form halo, raised atop a double-lotus base on a stepped hexagonal pierced and