MASASHIGE: A WOOD NETSUKE OF AN OX HERDER

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

Group od Three Japanese Signed Carved Wood Animal Form Netsuke, comprising: one recumbent ox, one of three frogs atop a lily pad, and one insect atop a lotus. Largest: 2.25" H x 2" W x 2" D. Provenanc

Including a cinnabar style lacquer box carved with chrysanthemums; a Japanese carved wood netsuke of an oni; a small ox blood-glazed globular vase; a teapot painted with horses (with hairline cracks);

A Collection of Asian Decorative Items. Comprising a carved hardwood seal/netsuke in the form of an ox, a small foo lion, a patinated metal teapot, a cloisonne vase, two wood stands, two carved stone

A Japanese four case lacquered inro and wood netsukeSigned possibly Shun Sho Sai Saku.inro height 3 1/16in; width 2 1/2in (6.5cm); depth 1/2in (1.5cm) Provenance:The Collection of Fritz & Lucy Jewett,

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

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.

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

(lot of 2) Chinese scrolls: the first, Ox Herding, ink and color on paper, the right entitled, bearing signature 'Li Ran' and two seals; the second, manner of Sun Kehong (1532-1611), ink on paper, of

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

The Carving sculpture crafted from a single piece valued ChenXiang wood (agarwood), recumbent an ox setting on its four legs in relaxing position, with head facing left shoulder, next to a meandering

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

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

Japanese netsuke elephant wood carving, elephant is carved looking upward with its nose in the air. Signature on bottom, good condition. The item must be picked up in Massachusetts and is notavailable

Japanese carved wood model of a recumbent ox; signed; L: 14" (approx.); with wood box

A GROUP OF FIVE WOOD NETSUKE UnsignedJapan, 19th centuryThe first wood netsuke carved as a joined pair of flat shoes with two seams along the toe. Good himotoshi through the center of the shoe. The se

Antique Wood Netsuke: Gourd & SnailAntique Japanese carved wood netsuke; depicting a snail atop a gourd, signed

Antique Japanese Carved Box Wood Netsuke. The piece is in good condition with minimal wear. There is a red bead to look like coral in the center of the open faced acorn adjacent to a smaller closed ac

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

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