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           A WOOD NETSUKE OF A DOG           A WOOD NETSUKE                   A SMALL MARINE IVORY NETSUKE
           By Shugetsu, Edo, early 19th century   OF A PIEBALD PUPPY          OF A PUPPY
           Signed Shugetsu.                  By Matsuda Sukenaga, Takayama, Hida   By Rantei, Kyoto, 19th century
           4.8cm (1 7/8in) wide.             Province, 19th century           Signed in an oval reserve Rantei.
                                             Signed Sukenaga.                 3.5cm (1 3/8in) wide.
           £2,500 - 3,000                    3.5cm (1 3/8in) high.
           JPY360,000 - 440,000                                               £800 - 1,000
           US$3,400 - 4,100                  £800 - 1,000                     JPY120,000 - 150,000
                                             JPY120,000 - 150,000             US$1,100 - 1,400
           木彫根付 仔犬 銘「舟月」 19世紀前期              US$1,100 - 1,400
                                                                              海象牙彫根付 仔犬 銘「蘭亭」 19世紀
           Provenance:                       木彫根付 斑仔犬 銘「亮長」 19世紀
           M. T. Hindson collection, purchased at                             Provenance:
           Sotheby’s, London, 1967.          Provenance:                      Felix Tikotin collection.
                                             Eskenazi Ltd., London, 1968.
           Published:                                                         Published:
           Davey, MTH, p.102, no.287.        Published:                       Katchen, N7, vol.1, p.23, no.K55.
           Katchen, N7, vol.1, p.221, no.K66.   Katchen, N7, vol.2, p.127, no.K77.
                                                                              Seated, its head raised and turned to the
           Recumbent, its head turned slightly to the   Seated, its head turned to the left and with   right, its legs drawn in for compactness, one
           right and holding a peony in its mouth, its legs   one foreleg raised, its body covered with   forming the himotoshi, the ivory slightly worn
           drawn in to form a compact composition, the   piebald patches, variously stained, and the   and the eyes inlaid with mother-of-pearl.
           slightly worn wood bearing a light stain.  eyes inlaid in dark horn.

                                             For a very similar example, see Nihon Netsuke
                                             Kenkyukai, Netsuke: gyoshukusareta Edo
                                             bunka (Netsuke, Condensed Culture of Edo),
                                             Tokyo, Bijutsu Shuppansha, 2005, no.58.



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