Edo Period, Circa 1865, Japanese Bronze/Copper Flashed Figural Inkwell of a male sitting on one leg. Straining facial expression as he holds large Japanese bell. Upturned the bell is lidded inkwell with original 19th Century glass to hold ink. In excellent condition. 3" high.
Three Japanese Edo Period (Circa 1860 C.E.)ivory netsuke heads. Each incised with various expressions and signed on reverse by artist. All in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. Size of each is approximately 1 3/4" high.
Ivory okimono of Japanese god of happiness, wealth, and longevity from the Edo Period, circa 1860s. Pleasing facial features, elongated forehead, long whiskers, and shortened legs. 1 3/4" high.
Ivory netsuke of group of seals, one with shishi as grip. On reverse is shape of half pumpkin. All carved with archaic characters including Shozan and Ju. Unsigned. Circa 1850 C.E.
