Japanese Ivory Boy's Day Netsuke

A SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY OKIMONO OF A MAN BEARING A KOINOBORI CARP BANNER, to celebrate Boy’s Day, the man standing on a mound in the company of a rooster, the base with an engraved sign

Carved Kabuki Netsuke with Changing FaceHong Kong ivory on string, late Meiji period, 1868-1912, the articulated Kabuki character with long hair carrying a sword, has a revolving head depicting both a

Japanese. Two signed. Comprising: group of frogs, hotai, water buffalo, boy on a leaf and an elder holding a gourd. (150/200)

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

First half 20th century. Mahogany Arts and Crafts type wooden frames with linen banners decorated with stenciled and hand painted samurai for the annual Boy's (now Children's) Day. 66"h. 24.25"w.

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

.Japan,20th Century A very large set consisting of thirty dolls, numerous accessories including folding screens, lanterns, furniture, vases, plants, bowls, cushions, and others. Wood, textile,Dolls ap

Old Japanese Boys Day flag.

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

A very finely carved lacquered and sewn Japanese Boys' Day doll. With box. Dimensions: Doll; Height: 13 1/4 in x width: 6 1/2 in x depth: 3 1/2 in. Box; Height: 14 1/2 in x width: 7 1/2 in x depth: 5

First half 20th century. Painted linen banners. One a fragment with black stripe, 20.5" x 21.5", the other cut down with partial blue stripe and black stenciled crests. 89"h. 18.5"w. Made for annual M

41x10cm Weight: 294 grams

42x12cm Weight: 273 grams (Before Packing) Thousand Planet Auction House Season 4: Ten2Go August Collection Auction. A bargain hunter's, fixer-upper's, and pack-rat's dream come true! Our Ten2Go "ware

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

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 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

8 Japanese ivory netsuke/okimono (chips), 1.8"x1.6"x0.2", 0.8"H, 1"H, 1.15"H, 1.35"H, 1.5"H, 2"H, 2.1"H, NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING OF IVORY

JAPANESE CARVED IVORY NETSUKE19th CenturyA rat with inlaid eyes on a stalk of millet. No signature noted.Length 4.5".

JAPANESE CARVED IVORY NETSUKE19th CenturyA fu dog clutching a ball. Signed on base.Height 1.5".

JAPANESE CARVED IVORY NETSUKE19th CenturyAn elderly woman holding the face of a demon. Signed.Height 2.75î.

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 CARVED IVORY NETSUKE19th CenturyAn oni crawling on a lotus leaf, with a sandal and feet poking out from the underside. Unsigned.Length 2".

4 Japanese Nobori Boys' Day Banners, Mid 20th C. Celebrated on May 5, Children’s Day (originally Boys' Day), originated as an ancient Chinese festival from the old lunar calendar that marked a