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383	 Three boxwood netsuke. 19th century

            a) A peasant carrying two captured oni in his
            big bag, b) a blind man with a staff, the eye
            pupil of black horn, and c) a karako playing
            with a monkey, signed Issai. (3)
            Height a) 3.9 cm; b) 4.6 cm; c) 3.1 cm
            Provenance
            a) Through Grete Damm, Munich, October
            1982; coll. no. 528 (handwritten); b) through
            Grete Damm, Munich, May 1982; coll. no. 535
            (handwritten); c) coll. no. 725 (printed and
            handwritten)

                                                                                383
            € 400	–	500



        384	 Three ivory netsuke. 19th century
            a) A sleeping sarumawashi and a monkey
            reaching for the trainer’s basket, chipped,
            b) an upright standing monkey with a funny
            mask and bells, signed Gyokusai, and c) a
            monkey leaning against a peach. Restored (3)
            Height a) 2.1 cm; b) 4.6 cm; c) 2.4 cm

            Provenance
            a) Purchased from Helmut Laudenbach,
            Berg, 22.2.1985; coll. no. 497 (handwritten);
            b) purchased from Ohmura, Hamburg,
            December 1966; coll. no. 839 (handwritten);
            c) purchased from Alexander Pollmer, Munich;
            coll. no. 963 (printed and handwritten)                             384
            € 400	–	700




        385	 Three boxwood netsuke. 19th century
            a) A luckless rat catcher, the eye inlaid in bone,
            signed Bunshûsai on a green-stained stag
            antler tablet, b) a man polishing the character
            ‚kokoro’ (heart), and c) a cook preparing an eel,
            inscribed. (3)
            Height a) 4.2 cm; b) 3.1 cm; c) 3.4 cm

            Provenance
            a) Purchased from Alexander Pollmer, Munich,
            September 1972; coll. no. 909 (printed and
            handwritten); b) purchased from Ohmura,
            Hamburg, February 1966; coll. no. 797
            (handwritten); c) probably purchased from
            Alexander Pollmer, Munich, 1975, coll. no. 974                      385
            (printed and handwritten)
            € 400	–	600




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