Japanese Ivory Carving

Mid-19th century pair of scrimshaw miniature plaques, each framed, Japanese. Miniature sumi-e type

A Japanese ivory okimono carving of a skeletal musician group. The smiling skeletons are

). Ivory carving in Japan reached its peak of artistry in the late nineteenth century. Kaneda's group

Japanese Meiji period netsuke. This is a beautiful netsuke, created during the imperial Japan in

okimono may be a small Japanese carving, similar to but larger than a netsuke. Unlike the netsuke, which

. An okimono may be a small Japanese carving, similar to but larger than a netsuke. Unlike the netsuke

okimono may be a small Japanese carving, similar to but larger than a netsuke. Unlike the netsuke, which

Japan during the Meiji period, back in he 1910. The okimono sculpture has been carefully carved in ivory

An inro, Japanese, made of wood and with inlays of colored ivory in the shape of a grasshopper and

, created in Japan during the Meiji period, circa 1890. The carving depicts the Japanese god of good fortune

A very fine carving from Japan, Meiji period circa 1900. On rectangular wooden base. Rich gilded

Introducing a cute antique silver piggy with ruby eyes, crafted for the Russian Imperial court by one of Carl Fabergé’s finest jewelers, Julius Rappoport. Julius Rappoport created m...

A refined five-case Japanese inrō from the late Edo to early Meiji period (circa 1800–1880), executed in deep black urushi lacquer and decorated with an elaborate narrative scene in ...

A Fabergé white enamel egg shaped miniature frame, the translucent enamel on an engine turned radiating guilloché ground, with a picture aperture surrounded by 40 seed pearls in a si...

Unique 17th century fob pendant in silver mount with 3 seals carved in solid rock crystal,in original wood and leather case box that used to belong to Friedrich von Arensdorff (1626–...