Ivory Netsuke, Japan, 18th century, study of a rec

Stag antler netsuke. Japan. 18th century. Study of an ox. 2.5in. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow.

Carved wooden netsuke. Japan. 18th century. Landscape in the round. 1.75in H. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow.

Miniature figural wood carving, possibly an Ojime or Netsuke. Japan 18th - 19th century. Depicting a man who appears to be wrestling with a mythological creature while standing on its head. Carved fro

Lot of three wooden mask Netsukes. Japan. 18th/19th century. One signed Deme Uman. See Lazarnick pgs. 351-353. Each about 3-1/4". All items in session one were collected by William H. Smith (1853-1923

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

Netsuke. Japan. 19th century. Broom with a mouse. 2.5in. Signed. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow. Buyer's notice: This item contains antique elephant ivory. It can only be purchased and

Kagamibuta netsuke. Japan. 19th century. Mixed metal of a samurai. 1.75in. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow. Buyer's notice: This item contains antique elephant ivory. It can only be pur

Mask netsuke. Japan. 19th century. 1.75in. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow. Buyer's notice: This item contains antique elephant ivory. It can only be purchased and picked up from our ga

Netsuke. Japan. 19th century. Seated courtier. Signed. 2.75in. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow. Buyer's notice: This item contains antique elephant ivory. It can only be purchased and p

3 Netsuke. Japan. 19th century. 2 mogyoku bells and a manju. Each about 1.75in. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow. Buyer's notice: This item contains antique elephant ivory. It can only b

**Originally Listed At $400** Japan, Edo Period, 18th century CE. Lovely stoneware tea caddy (chaire) with turned ivory lid. Decorated with orange/brown ash glaze (Raku technique) with combed lines ar

**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

Japanese Sagemono Netsuke Lacquered Wood Artifact from Meiji period, eraly 19th century . developed as an art form in Japan over a period of more than three hundred years. Originally, the kimono (trad

Kesa priest’s robe pieced patchwork of brocaded silk, Japan, 42" x 61.5", (many small-6" tears at edges & folds, discoloration & 1.5" inking to lining, scattered 1"-2.5" repairs) fair. Museum o

North Italian School, late 18th Century Study of a young woman in a green turban oil on panel 58.6 x 45.8cm (23 1/16 x 18 1/16in). Footnotes: Provenance With Malcolm R. Waddingham, December

2-tiered lacquer box. Japan. 18th century. Maki-e of Mon, fans and landscape. Old label inside. 5 x 4.25 x 4.5in H.

This superbly embroidered piece on a deep blue satin silk background features three cranes to symbolize longevity. The glass eyes of the cranes date it to the late 18th century. 32 x 28 inches

Handguard. Japan. 18th century. Shibuichi carved with chrysanthemum flowers. 2-3/4". All items in session one were collected by William H. Smith (1853-1923)

French School (18th Century) Study for Ceiling Fresco watercolor and gouache on paper Framed 13 1/2 x 27 1/2 inches.

Handguard. Japan. 18th century. Steel inlaid in mixed metals with a dragonfly and spider. 3-1/2". All items in session one were collected by William H. Smith (1853-1923)

Gold lacquer tea caddy. Japan. 18th century. Provenance: From the collection of Donald Snow.

Portugal, 18th century, ivory sculpture, Saint represented standing holding lilies and silver glitter, wooden base. Signs of use. Dim.:23.5cm.

Set of 3 hanging scrolls. Japan. 18th century or earlier. Ink on paper. Landscapes and a buddhist saint. Signed with 2 seals. Attributed to Kano Eitoku. Brocade mounts, nigoro lacquer pulls. 42.5 x 15

Incense box. Japan. 18th century. Gold lacquer. Design of crabs. Inlay of mother of pearl. 3" d. All items in session one were collected by William H. Smith (1853-1923)