A Carved Wood Netsuke of a Crouched Gorilla, Meiji

TWO JAPANESE CARVED WOOD NETSUKEMeiji PeriodOne in the form of a mask and the other a man wearing a bowl on his head. Both signed.Heights 2".

JAPANESE CARVED WOOD NETSUKELate Meiji PeriodA tree stump covered with flower branches. Unsigned.Height 2".

Featured in this lot is a late 19th Century Carved Wood Katabori Netsuke Foo Dog Man, Meiji Period. Provenance: the Owen D. Mort, Jr. Collection. Owen David Mort was an American engineer who amassed a

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 five section gilt inro with island and water decoration, interior decorated with gold flecks, 3 in. H., 2 3/4 in. W., with carved wood netsuke of man with drum, 1 1/4 in. H.

Two Polychrome Painted Carved Wood Netsukes. One 19th c. depicting a comic actor, signed 'Kyosei and one Meiji period horse, unsigned Actor height: 2.5"

A group of five Japanese Meiji period netsuke of Okame with four made of pottery, one of carved wood. From size 1 3/4 inches Wide to 2 1/4 inches Wide. Provenance: From James Dolph's Private Collectio

DESCRIPTION: 19th century Meiji Japanese Katabori Netsuke. One figure sitting with a barrel. Other figure standing with a drum. Netsuke are miniature sculptures, originating in 17th century Japan. It

East Asia, Japan, Meiji to Showa era, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A finely carved wood inro box with recumbent horses on each side, and a horse netsuke toggle, suspended by a nylon cord. An inro

Late Meiji - early Taisho (1900-1920) wooden Japanese okimono of an actor wearing a voluminous robe and holding a scroll on one hand. Skillfully carved out of chosen matsu (Korean pine wood) in ittobo

Akira Kawahara (Akihide) Japanese Edo Period carved wood netsuke with kappa on the back of a fish with another kappa in it's mouth. Great detail highlighted with eyes and inlaid shell. Signed on botto

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

JAPANESE CARVED WOOD NETSUKELate 19th CenturyA decaying skull.Length 2î.

A Carved wood netsuke. Measures 3.75 inches x 2.25 inches x 1.75 inches. No damage. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opinion on

JAPANESE CARVED WOOD NETSUKELate 19th CenturyRecumbent ox with ivory horns. No signature noted.Length 2".

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

6 Japanese Carved Wood Netsuke: Old Man with Peach, Double headed Hotai Buddha lightly signed, Double Dragon Bell signed, Toad & Man signed, Man & Pig signed, Lion on Turtle signed; together with a ca

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

Group of six 19th century Japanese carved wood netsukes, a carved wood frog netsuke, 2 1/4 inches Long; a carved scene of two animals on a rock wood netsuke, 2 inches High; a carved wood umbrellas for

Five Japanese Carved Wood Netsuke 20th century, each in the form of a dragon, (3) with inset glass eyes, (2) signed. The largest 2 1/8 x 2 5/8 in. Collection of Gentleman, Raleigh, North Carolina Addi

Antique Japanese Carved Wood Netsuke: Bunbuku ChagamaAntique Japanese carved wood netsuke; in the form of a bunbuku chagama

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 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

Carved Wood Netsuke: MonkJapanese carved wood netsuke: of a seated monk with mouth open in a chanting ritual