Price guides for A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as Shoki...
Appraise and find values for
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as Shoki...
From marks4antiques.com - The most updated price guides and makers' marks research online
Over 15 years of helping our members
research their collections & heirlooms
research their collections & heirlooms
An appraisal example from the millions of items in our Price Guides:
© GORRINGES AUCTIONS, Lewes, East Sussex, UK
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as Shoki holding aloft a giant turtle surrounded by six attendants and an oni signed Sanyoshi 3.25ins Estimate ?600-800... [this item is NOT for sale]
Research the value of your own items:
See more appraisal examples and price guides for other items
Check our other research services:
IDENTIFY WORLDWIDE MAKERS' MARKS & HALLMARKS
marks4ceramics: Porcelain, Pottery, Chinaware, Figurines, Dolls, Vases...
marks4silver: Silver, Jewelry, Pewter, Silverplate, Copper & Bronze...
Explore other items from our
Antiques & Collectibles Price Guide
-
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as Shoki
holding a scroll supporting the seven gods of good fortune signed 'Beiyuki' 3.5ins Estimate ?500-700 Main carving is probably marine ivory there is the odd fine crack to the ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as Fukurokuju
carrying three figures upon his shoulders 2ins Estimate ?300-400 Dirt engrained in the netsuke bowl which figures are holding has a crack through it otherwise in good condition. ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as a
dog with its paw resting upon a ball signed Okatomo 1.5ins Estimate ?300-400 There are cracks in the ivory across the top of the dogs head and down the dogs back and across ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as Shoki
holding aloft a giant turtle surrounded by six attendants and an oni signed Sanyoshi 3.25ins Estimate ?600-800 A section of the carving below Shoki's foot has been broken ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as a
warrior killing an eagle signed Tomochika 1.75ins - beak broken Estimate ?200-300 Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as a
charcoal burner signed in the manner of Tadakazu 1.5ins Estimate ?150-200 In good condition and signature probably reads: Rakushin not Tadakazu. This could be a small okimono ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as Shi-no-ko-sho
signed on red lacquer plaque Yoshiyuki? 1.75ins Estimate ?400-600 Good condition. Himotoshi is a pierced hole in the centre of the base. Descriptions provided in both printed ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as two
entertainers; one playing a drum the other sheltering under a fan signed ....mitsu 2ins Estimate ?300-500 In good condition. Cord can be tied around the scroll at the base ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as a
toad with inset eyes 1.75ins Estimate ?200-300 Curved fine crack across toads back otherwise in good condition. Himatoshi is formed of two equal holes under the belly of the ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as five
rakkan signed 1.5ins Estimate ?300-500 Odd fine crack to the back of two of the figures and across one foot otherwise in good condition. There is a himatoshi on the back of ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as a
tennin flying and holding a lotus bud signed 2ins Estimate ?250-300 Good condition. Himatoshi is on the belly of the figure of two equal size holes. Descriptions provided ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as Kinko
upon a giant carp signed on red lacquer plaque signed 'Sho/mune..' 1.5ins Estimate ?300-500 Large crack extending from fish tail across to the back of the man and across his ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as Shoki
3.25ins Estimate ?200-300 Cracks running across his face left arm and robes on opposite side from top to bottom. The himatoshi is formed with two different size holes to the ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as a
Sarumawashi seated with a child signed Mitsumasa 2ins Estimate ?250-300 There is some large losses to the left leg of the monkey and its right knee and to the toe of the seated ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved as Hotei
pointing to a beak poking out from his sack 1.25ins Estimate ?100-150 Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period ivory netsuke carved with
five gods of good fortune on a boat signed Gyokumin 2.5ins Estimate ?200-300 Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. ... [more like this] -
Japanese Meiji Period Ivory Netsukes Japanese
Meiji period. A pair of finely carved ivory netsukes including a mask signed and sage on water buffalo; tallest ht. 2.75 in. International shipping is not available ... [more like this] -
Japanese Meiji period ivory inro, manju &
ojime. : A Japanese Meiji period ivory with lacquer design inro with ojime and manju. c. 1868-1912. Four section inro with design of roosters under a pine tree with chicks, ... [more like this] -
A Meiji period four-case carved tsuishu lacquer
inro decorated with grasshoppers on chrysanthemums and branches 2.75ins with black lacquer ojime and ivory netsuke carved as hotei Estimate ?250-300 Tiny bit of wear to raised ... [more like this] -
JAPANESE NETSUKE Carved and stained ivory
tiger, natural himotoshi formed by joined paws, 19th C., integral crack on the neck, signed Tozan or Higashi Yama; carved boxwood masks, Meiji period; ivory lion dancer with ... [more like this]
This list is limited to only a few results.
Many more items are available to our members through our Price Guides!
Ideal research tools for Collectors, Personal Property Appraisers, Antiques & Collectibles Dealers, Auction Houses, Museums, eBayers or other online sellers (Rubylane, Etsy etc) and curious minds interested in appraising & identifying collectibles
