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                                                                                                                                                                    A Japanese Ivory Okimono carved to represent
                                                                                                                                                                    a mendicant priest, he carries a bundle across his
                                                                                                                                                                    back, leans on a bamboo staff and carries a book
                                                                                                                                                                    of prayers in the other, details in shades of brown
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                                                                                                                                                                    and black, illegibly signed on a red lacquer tablet
                                                                                                                                                                    (possibly Kogyoku.....), height 21.6cms, Taisho-
                                                                                                                                                                    Showa Period

                                                                                                                                                                    £200-400










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       A Japanese Stagshorn Otoshizutsu carved in high relief with lotus, chrysanthemums and irises, unsigned, length 19cms, 19th Century; Another
       Stagshorn Otoshizutsu carved in relief with Shoki, the Demon Queller, brandishing his sword towards an Oni cowering amid rocks, deep ochre
       staining, unsigned, length 20cms, 18th-19th Century: Another Japanese Pipe Holder formed from a section of antler and dark stained, length 21cms;
       together with a bamboo pipe mounted with silver mouthpiece and bowl, the latter with stamped silver mark (3)                        528
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       £200-300





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                                           A Japanese Wood and Ivory Figure of a                                                   528 Υ
                                           Samurai, he stands wearing a large woven                                                A Japanese Ivory Figure of a Scholar, the white bearded
                                           straw hat and holding a fan in his right hand,                                          man kneels behind a separately carved table upon which
                                           signature tablet missing, fitted on a shaped                                            lies a suzuribako and a book, he holds a brush in one hand,
                                           wood stand, height overall 20.5 cm, Taisho                                              details stained in brown and black, inlaid red lacquer seal
                                           Period                                                                                  beneath, height 12.9cms, Taisho-Showa Era

                                           £200-400                                                                                £300-400


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                                           A Japanese Carved Ivory Figure of a Chinese                                             A Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono of an elderly man
                                           sage, he stands dressed in long robes and                                               holding a large double-gourd water bottle, he stands beside
                                           holding a gnarled staff, a plant growing from                                           a tree stump on an oval base, details etched in brown
                                           rocks sits beside him, stained in tones of red                                          and black, height 21.2cms, incised to base Shumin, Taisho-
                                           and brown, inlaid signature tablet missing,                                             Showa Era, with wood stand; And another Ivory Okimono
                                           height 20.8cms, Taisho-Showa Period; with                                               depicting a peasant holding his pipe and tabako-ire with a
                                           wood stand                                                                              lantern over his left wrist, details stained in brown and black,
                                                                                                                                   height 20.4cms, Taisho-Showa Era, with wood stand
                                           £300-500                                                                                                                                                           529
                                                                                                                                   £300-400

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