$1,952
the larger depicted eating a persimmon, signed Nobukazu. Height 1 3/8 inches.
Auctioneer:
Leslie Hindman Auctioneers
Date:
2011-10-05
the larger depicted eating a persimmon, signed Nobukazu. Height 1 3/8 inches.
Auctioneer:
Leslie Hindman Auctioneers
Date:
2011-10-05
the first of a rat rolled up in a ball with inlaid eyes and well carved fur, signed Masa, a netsuke of a rat with Read more…
Auctioneer:
Leslie Hindman Auctioneers
Date:
2010-05-03
Boxwood Netsuke of a Man and Child, Japan, 20th century, illegible signature on foot, ht. 2 5/8 in. Estimate $150-250 in good condition with minor Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2017-12-07
19th century, depicting a baby frog seated atop the larger frog, signed Isshin. Height 2 7/8 inches. Read more…
Auctioneer:
Leslie Hindman Auctioneers
Date:
2011-10-05
of typical form with a bone finial at top, together with a bronze model of a samurai's helmet with dragon at front. Height of first Read more…
Auctioneer:
Leslie Hindman Auctioneers
Date:
2011-10-05
Boxwood Toggle of Two Tortoises, Japan, 19th century, signed with an illegible character and second character Kin, lg. 2 1/4 in. Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2004-01-24
together with an ivory netsuke of a woman laughing at a man in a mask, a man painting a mask and a manju netsuke of Read more…
Auctioneer:
Leslie Hindman Auctioneers
Date:
2006-10-15
Ivory Netsuke of Two Oni, Japan, 19th century, one carrying the other in a swaddling cloth on his back, a family crest of tomoe design Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2014-11-22
Wood Netsuke of Two Men, Japan, 19th century, a seated samurai figure burdened with a monk elbowing his right arm in to the samurai's back, Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2014-11-22
Ivory Netsuke of Two Vegetable Pods, 19th century, signed Gyokumitsu, ht. 2 1/2 in. Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2007-10-20
Mahogany Nest of Three Tables, a Mahogany Nest of Two Tables, a Regency-style Mahogany Folding Muffineer, and Two Tuckaway Tables. Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2004-09-30