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           A WOOD NETSUKE OF A CAT           A SMALL WOOD NETSUKE OF A CAT    A WOOD NETSUKE
           By Kosei, early 19th century      Early 19th century               OF A RECUMBENT STAG
           Signed Kosei.                     Unsigned.                        By Ikko, Nagoya, 19th century
           4.5cm (1¾in) wide.                4.2cm (1 5/8in) wide.            Signed Ikko with a kao.
                                                                              4.2cm (1 5/8in) wide.
           £800 - 1,000                      £1,200 - 1,500
           JPY120,000 - 150,000              JPY170,000 - 220,000             £1,500 - 2,000
           US$1,100 - 1,400                  US$1,700 - 2,100                 JPY220,000 - 290,000
                                                                              US$2,100 - 2,800
           木彫根付 鉢の上の猫 銘「孝生」                  木彫根付 猫 無銘 19世紀前期
           19世紀前期                                                             木彫根付 牡鹿 銘「一江(花押)」
                                             Provenance:                      19世紀
           Provenance:                       Sydney L. Moss Ltd., London, purchased
           Purchased 1973.                   1957.                            Provenance:
                                                                              Dr. Wolfers collection.
           Published:                        Published:
           Katchen, N7, vol.2, p.37, no.K368 (the   Katchen, N7, vol.2, p.383, no.K366.   Published:
           signature misread as Hideyuki).                                    Katchen, N7, vol.2, p.37, no.K385.
                                             Seated on a folded cushion, its head raised
           Sprawling over a large upturned bowl and   and turned to the left as it scratches itself with   Of slender form, lying with its head raised,
           biting one tentacle of an octopus which   one hind paw, the slightly worn wood with a   turned back to the right and its legs drawn in
           writhes beneath, the well-patinated wood   good patina.            for compactness, one forming the himotoshi,
           rather worn and the cat’s eyes inlaid.                             the wood dark stained and slightly worn.










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