Japanese ivory colored bone netsuke - Boy & Sage Holds

The mother holds a staff in one hand while carrying a boy on her shoulder and another boy standing by her side. Early Meiji period. H. 5.1cm (2 in.)

Japanese. Two signed. Comprising: group of frogs, hotai, water buffalo, boy on a leaf and an elder holding a gourd. (150/200)

A group of three Japanese ivory netsuke. ++ Ivory netsuke of the bunbuku chagama. Signed Masakazu. Early 20th century. ++ Seated man admiring a bonsai tree. Signed Shogetsu (1888-1953). ++ Hotei with

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

ANTIQUE Rare Japanese Bone/Ivory detail carved Tanto Short Swords, late Edo period. 14"-16 1/2" long

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.

A Japanese ivory okimono. Meiji period. Colored incised details. The God of longevity Jurojin holding a staff and a fan, accompanied with a deer. Red seal signature on base: "Dogyoku". 10 3/8".

A LOVELY 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE IVORY AND BOXWOOD OKIMONO modelled as a young boy holding a fan upon a barrel. 8.25ins high.

Japanese. Each flat-carved of a man. (200/300)

Japanese. Comprising: 19th Century elder; a bearded man with a frog; a bearded man holding a staff; and a seated bearded elder. (450/550) NOTE: DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR

Japanese. Comprising: a seated man with a mortar and pestle, signed; a man consuming his meal with chop sticks; a workman drilling into a rock, signed; and a Geisha next to a basin, signed. (350/450)

IMPORTANT: THIS LOT IS ONLY AVAILABLE TO PENNSYLVANIA RESIDENTS PER FEDERAL LAW. PROPER IDENTIFICATION IS REQUIRED. DESCRIPTION: Japanese carved ivory grouping of flower sellers, a young boy and man.

A GOOD QUALITY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY OKIMONO OF A MAN BEARING A BASKET OF FRUIT, a boy by his side reaching out into the basket with one hand and unusually holding a cat in the other, 9.3in high

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".

A GOOD JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY OKIMONO OF A STREET ENTERTAINER, elaborately carved, the standing man in the company of two boys, monkeys and a banner-bearing rat, 10.1in high. John Nicholsons Auct

Antique Chinese Boy with Goose Ivory Figure on Stand 4.5''x4.5''. Intricately carved reclining boy with colored accents. Figure is glued to rosewood base. It weighs a total of 241 grams. Excellent con

A FINE QUALITY SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD TOKYO SCHOOL IVORY OKIMONO OF AN ELDERLY MAN, unusually wearing spectacles and attempting to feed a fledgling in a nest of birds that he holds up in one han

Description: Carved by Shinso Kikuchi and signed on the base. Figure holds his hat with a water bottle slung from a cord and a knapsack on his back. His kimono is texture engraved as are his leggings.

A Wedgwood Porcelain Tri-Colored Plaque. Depicting Classical figures in ivory on a sage green and cobalt ground Plaque: 5" x 12" Frame: 5.75" x 12.75"

The goddess has a ruyi scepter in one hand and the other holds a chain connected to a qilin carrying a boy. On carved wood stand. H. 35cm (13 3/4 in.)

Estate / Collection: Property from a Manhattan Collection Of various forms, carved from boxwood and other woods.

Meiji Period Ivory Carving of a Winged Yokai Tengu entwined in a dragon hands up in appeasement, a dove in her crown. Signed on underside. Possibly missing a flute she is playing to 'soothe the savage

A LARGE SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI IVORY FIGURE OF A FISHERMAN, standing in a grass skirt and holding a long harpoon, the base with an engraved signature, 14.75in high. John Nicholsons Auctioneers do not s

China, Ge-Type water coup, rectangular body with beaded rim and raised bands, thick and smooth ivory colored glaze suffused with network of crackles. Width 2 3/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Gustav Ficsh