Japanese Ivory Ojime (Beads), Zodiac

TWO SMALL JAPANESE CARVED IVORY NETSUKE19th Century1) Profile of a skull. Signed. Length 1.25î.2) Fukurokuju seated with a fan. Signed. Height 1î. With coral bead ojime.

Japanese. A carved tonkotsu tobacco box in the form of Daruma with inlaid mother of pearl butterfly and hardstone beetle, suspended from a string with an ivory ojime and carved wood bead; included is

A group of six Japanese ojime beads. 19th/ 20th century. ++An ivory ojime carved with two figures in kimono. 9/16". ++ An ivory ojime carved with a samurai and a bird. Signed: "Yukizazu". 19th century

A group of three Japanese ojime beads. 19th/20th century. ++ An antler stag ojime carved with two figures. Signed: "Yukikazu". 19th century. 5/8". ++ An ivory ojime hollowed with circle design. 7/16".

Japan,Ca. 19th century A lovely group of 10 finely carved ojime beads of various materials. Largest Dia. .75".Largest Dia. 2.1 cm

Japan,Ca. 19th century A lovely group of 10 finely carved ojime beads of various materials, including one of cinnabar. Largest Dia. .75" Largest Dia. 2.1 c, Go.Largest Dia. 2.1 cm

Japan,Ca. 19th century A lovely group of 10 finely carved Ojime beads of various materials. Largest Dia. 7/8".Largest Dia. 2.2cm

Japan,Ca. 19th century A lovely group of 10 finely carved Ojime beads, of various materials. Largest Dia. .75".Largest Dia. 2.1 cm

A SIGNED JAPANESE IVORY ZODIAC BALL, carved in relief with a multitude of animals, 1.5in diameter. John Nicholsons Auctioneers do not ship items containing ivory to the USA or its territories.

THREE JAPANESE IVORY OJIME19th CenturyOne carved with sennin and dragon, signed “Masayoki”, one with a dragon, signed “Gyokuzan”, and one with demon and samurai, signed “

Fifteen Japanese ojime beads, various materials including metal, wood and lacquer.Late 19th, early 20th century.

Group of 13 various Japanese ojime beads comprised of beads made from porcelain, glass, ceramic and lacquer; some pitting on porcelain beads; largest W 1" (approx.)

a) A 3/4" oval apple green jadeite unset stone; b) A fine old Japanese ojime bead as a carved rabbit with ruby eyes.c) A once Japanese silver & gold lacquer menuki, now, skillfully converted into a pe

A lot of three antique hand carved hatpins repurposed from old Ojime beads. Very well carved and executed, wonderful patina. Provenance: Reimer Family Collection. Wilmette, IL

A lot of 5 antique figural hand carved hatpins repurposed from old Ojime beads. Quite large and well carved and executed. Provenance: Reimer Family Collection. Wilmette, IL

Title: A Japanese Meiji period Ojime bead, copper and silver Origin: Japanese Date: : Pre 1900 item #1133265 Materials: Metalwork An Ojime copper bead with silver reliefs depicting priest and poet Sai

Hand-Carved Wooden Ojime Bead - Rat Zodiac DETAILS: Metal - none Color - natural wood Size - 1.5" Weight - 0.35 oz Markings - none Maker - unknown Material - boxwood Style - Ojime bead Condition - G

Japanese mixed metal Ojime beads. Urns, vases, and figural objects. Each about 0.5in.

Grouping of four antique 19th century Japanese mixed lacquer Ojime beads with faceted and carved designs. Largest measures approximately 18mm Good condition with surface wear. Hill Auction Gallery in

Group Old Chinese Beads, a green hardstone knot, 2 hotai Budda's, 3 face beads possibly from olive pits, 2 signed Dragon beads with inlaid eyes and a Japanese Ojime in wood with lacquered Moon Rabbits

Ojime, ivory. Japan, 19th cent. Indeed a particularly noteworthy miniature carving (see length!), intricately worked, spirited and amusing. The notorious blowfish fugu has big eyes and its mouth seems

Ojime, ivory. Japan, 19th cent. Very compactly designed ojime ball with deep relief. The motifs are classical long life symbols. Jo is standing under a pine tree, his wife Uba sits below. Both lived u

Grouping of six antique 19th century Japanese figural Daruma Ojime beads. Various materials including bronze and clay. Largest measures approximately 3/4" Good condition with surface wear, small losse

Ojime, ivory. Japan, 19th cent. Somewhat ovoid form with open-worked areas. Seven hares are depicted, a compact composition with these long-ears, which are also popular in Japan made as mochi (rice ca