Page 71 - Dreweatts May 19, 2015 Chinese and Asian Works of Art, Good section on late Chinese Bronzes
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DONNINGTON PRIORY
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An Ivory Okimono of Shoki The
Demon Queller, the fearsome,
bearded character stands holding
aloft an Oni bearing a terrified
expression on its face, he has his
right foot on another demon
cowering beneath a straw hat,
unsigned, height 18cms, Meiji-
Taisho Era; with wood stand (2)
£150-200
140
141
A Japanese Ivory Okimono carved
as a giant anchor upon which a
group of fishermen and boys are
sitting in great merriment, the
whole bearing a drak stain with
etched details, unsigned, length
16.9cms.; with wood stand 141
£150-200
142
A Japanese Okimono of an
Elephant Being Attacked by
Two Lions, details of hair finely
rendered, signed in red Sadahide,
Meiji-Taisho Era; and Three Figural
netsuke, one of a man making
Mozza cakes, another of a basket
maker, 20th Century
£100-150
142
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