Inro, netsuke and ojime, the inro depicting fishes in water in gold hiramakie and takamakie, inlaid with pearl-shell, horn and stained ivory, signed Kakosai, ca. 1850-1900
Inro, netsuke and ojime, the inro depicting tengu in black and gold lacquer inlaid with pearl-shell, signed Tsuchida Soetsu, aged 71, 18th century
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A very rare blue-lacquer two-case inro. Attributed to Heishusai (Ishibashi Sojiro, 1847-1918), Meiji Period. Estimate £40,000 - 50,000 ( €54,000 - 68,000). Photo Bonhams LONDON .- Bonhams will hold the sixth (and penultimate) of a series of sales from...
September 19 in New York will auction Bonhams, which will be submitted to fine and decorative art. These bids will be interesting to acquire samples from the collection of Ann Suedlou Mezelson
Inro, gold and black takamakie (high sprinkled picture) lacquer with gold foil, horse and cherry tree, signed Kajikawa Bunryusai Tomohide, ca.1775-1825
A very rare blue-lacquer two-case inro. Attributed to Heishusai (Ishibashi Sojiro, 1847-1918), Meiji Period. Estimate £40,000 - 50,000 ( €54,000 - 68,000). Photo Bonhams LONDON .- Bonhams will hold the sixth (and penultimate) of a series of sales from...
MONKEY WITH INRÔ. IVORY. Ca. 1900. The animal is sitting in concentrated posture and studies through its glasses a pear-shaped netsuke which is hanging from a five-part inrô, which is lying on its right leg. The hair and genitals finely carved, polished and engraved. Signed on rectangular reserve. Late Osaka artist, known for his monkey netsuke, which were made for export. Height 3,5cm. Condition A. Minimal loss. Cp. UR 622/3. Please note that objects made of ivory, rhinoceros horn and turtle shell, due to Cites regulations can only sold within the European Community. At present the export in third countries is prohibited.
Inro in the form of a tea jar depicting a man on a boat in brown, red and black lacquer inlaid with pearl-shell and twisted metal wires, Ryukyu Islands, 18th century
Inro (4 case): tsuishu lacquer, decorated with bamboo, pine tree, and peach blossoms; inside nashiji. Ojime: tsuishu lacquer; a sage instructing a youth. Netsuke: manju shape, tsuishu lacquer; peach blossoms.
