Japanese Ivory Netsuke on a Wooden Box

A group of two Japanese wood and ivory netsuke. 19th century. Largest: 1 1/8" x 1 3/4" x 1" ++ Raiden, the Thunder God, spying through the clouds. ++ An oni hiding in a box from Setsubun, signed.This

Meiji Period Highly Realistic Ivory Carving, with stained details, 9 1/2" high, 8" wide; in a later wooden box, 9 1/4" x 9 1/2" x 12 1/2".

Including: pepper snuff bottle, Meiji figural cane handle, small export cylindrical box with leaves and bird, and two small elephants, on wooden stand.

Having cylindrical body with domed top, the face Intriquely open carved in pattern of egrets within dense of overlaying branching foliage. The Nephrite jade shows smooth carving, grayish-celadon iride

Chinese bamboo brush pot, carved from a cylindrical straight body, deftly carved in various relief depicted group of scholars and attendants within humble pavilions and others traversing a bridge nest

Kyoto School, Curled Resting Rat, with inlaid horn eyes, 1 1/4" long.

**Originally Listed At $350** East Asia, Japan, Edo to Meiji era, ca. 19th century CE. An unusual elephant ivory netsuke carving of a highly realistic but dead and dried fish (himono) with amazing sca

A group of two Japanese ivory box with cover. ++Circular form, carved in relief with monkeys deisgn. Red marks incised on bottom, inside the box and the cover. 3 1/4". ++Circular form, carved in relie

Japanese Wooden Box Height 12 1/4 inches, width 22 3/4 inches, depth 12 1/4 inches. Provenance: Pat McGann, Los Angeles C The Collection of Whitney Robinson & Marc Karimzadeh

Lot of two c. 1900 Japanese Meiji ivory boxes. Decorated with engravings of animals. Diameter of each box: 6.5 cm. Height: 4 cm. Flaws to one of the boxes (flaw to the clasp, some broken parts).

Pair of Japanese wooden box hibachi, Meiji period, interior with copper lining, with handle insets at the either end, approx. 10.5"h x 10.5"w x 10.5"l

Japan, Edo to early Meiji Period, ca. 1850 to 1890. Pair of finely carved ivory netsukes. First is a village scene of a worker tolling away beneath a thatched roof under bamboo trees. The next is a si

Tallest: 8cm (3 1/8 in.)

Grouping of Japanese wooden boxes meant to hold ceramics, etc. Dimensions: (Largest) H 3.5" x W 10.5" x D 10.5" Condition: Handling wear. Some water stains. Few nicks and dings to edges.

A puce-enameled porcelain famille rose "beauty dish" accompanied by a Japanese wooden box. Measures 8 1/4" (21cm) diameter.

A Japanese bronze water pot with Japanese wooden box, label read ‘water pot in Kamakura period’. Provenance: a collection of a Japanese-American collector, koyama family. 38x20cm

PROVENANCE: From Atlanta Private Collector, Japanese Immigrant Family. Dimensions: Heigth: 22.5 cm, Diameter: 22.5 cm Chinese Ming Dynasty JiaJing Wucai Porcelain Jar With Japanese Wooden Box. Potted

PROVENANCE: From Atlanta Private Collector, Japanese Immigrant Family. Dimensions: Heigth: 5 cm, Diameter: 4.5 cm Chinese Ming Dynasty XuanDe Red Flower Porcelain Bowl With Japanese Wooden Box and Cal

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

Group of three small Japanese wooden boxes, including two diminutive tansu and one hibachi. With one small Korean wooden box.Height ranges from 8 1/2 in to 16 in; width ranges from 10 1/2 in to 16 1/4

A Japanese bronze vase with long neck, with a Japanese wooden box. Provenance: a collection of a Japanese-American collector, koyama family. 32x14cm

7 Japanese ivory netsuke/okimono (chips), 1.35"H, 1.55"H, 1.65"H, 1.8"H, 1.95"H, 2"H, 2.6"H, NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING OF IVORY

A Chinese celadon tripod censer with a Japanese wooden box. H11X14.5CM

A group of two Japanese ivory netsuke. Largest: 2" x 1 " x 1" ++ Gourd shaped netsuke decorated with lacquer vines. 19th century. ++ Mokugyo signed Kuya and kao. This ivory item is of 100 years old an