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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... [this item is NOT for sale]
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1058. A Large Ivory Carving of a Shoki and
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Shoki, the demon slayer, in carved ivory shown battling five attacking Oni demons. Very finely carved with great attention to detail, especially ... [more like this]
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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]
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GROUP OF JAPANESE UKIYO-E WOODBLOCK PRINTS,
EDO/MEIJI PERIOD including a matted oban tate-e print of beauty with Shoki on a curtain, Kunisada; a framed diptych also by Kunisada; an actor in black short robe, Kunisada; ... [more like this]
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SHOKI OKIMONO.Japan, Meiji period, H 32 cm.
Ivory with brown incised decoration, partly assembled. Depicting a demon-hunter. Crack in the base. ... [more like this]
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Two ivory oni studies
Meiji Period
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first featuring an oni climbing over a bivalve with a cracked shell, signed Jogyoku-to, the second depicting Shoki and oni in a face-off, signed Ei[shin], each with details ... [more like this]
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An ivory figural okimono
Meiji Period
Featuring
Shoki, the mythical demon queller, dressed as a bearded warrior and emerging from a giant sack to pursue a pair of mischievous horned oni climbing up to the top from a large ... [more like this]
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An ivory okimono of Shoki and two oni
Meiji
Period
Humorously depicting the demon queller with sword drawn, menacingly picking up one small demon by the scruff of his neck while a second demon cowers beside him, now ... [more like this]
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10 Japanese Bronze Sculpture of Shoki Meiji
Period, late 19th century The figure standing before a table clad in ornate layered dress holding a censer above his head, all resting on a squared base, raised on stylized ... [more like this]
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A Japanese bone netsuke of Shoki on an oni's
back Meiji period (1868-1912) 2ins Estimate ?150-250 There are some fine cracks to the bone and typical flecking in the material. The end of the oni's right hand is lacking. ... [more like this]
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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]
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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]
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A Carved Wood Netsuke, Meiji Period
Delicately
and dynamicially rendered, depicting a playful Oni sneaking up behind a resting Shoki, and snatching his tanto
height 1.2"
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Three Carved Ivory Netsuke, Meiji Period
Each depicting a figural scene, including an oni peaking out from beneath the hat of Shoki, two netsuke with marks to base
height 1.6"
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