Just a few examples of appraisal values for Seven lucky gods ivory
Japanese elephant ivory "Seven Lucky Gods"Japanese elephant ivory "Seven Lucky Gods" Ivory Okimono Set Japan, 20th c. Depicting Bishamonten, Benzaiten, Fukurokuju, Ebisu, Daikokuten, Hotei
7 PIECE CARVED IVORY LUCKY GODS WITH STAND:7 PIECE CARVED IVORY LUCKY GODS WITH STAND: Set of 7 Japanese lucky gods each measures approx. 3'' h. x 1 3/8''. Only one signed. Sold with carved wood
Chinese Ivory Carved Seven Lucky Gods JapaneseChinese Ivory Carved Seven Lucky Gods Japanese early 20th century. A group of seven carved ivory figures representing the three Chinese two Japanese and
Japanese Ivory Carvings Seven Lucky GodsJapanese Ivory Carvings Seven Lucky Gods 20th century. A group of seven carvings depicting the seven lucky gods one signed in red each nicely inked. Housed
CARVED CORAL FIGURAL GROUP OF THE 7 LUCKYCARVED CORAL FIGURAL GROUP OF THE 7 LUCKY GODS: Figural group of the 7 Japanese ''Lucky Gods'' on a tree branch with bird and leaves. Carving overall
Group of four Asian walking sticks 19th/Group of four Asian walking sticks 19th/ 20th century Comprising a Chinese ivory mounted stick with an ivory knop carved with butterflies and foliage
A Japanese style ivory set of 'the sevenA Japanese style ivory set of 'the seven lucky gods' and a takarabune
Each of the 'seven gods' tinted with black, red and green pigments; the details
Property of various owners
Consisting of:Property of various owners
Consisting of: a deeply carved wooden orb with the twelve animals of the Asian zodiac, each with metal inlaid eyes; an ivory
Property of various owners
19th Century
Including:Property of various owners
19th Century
Including: an ivory and wood carving of Daruma ningyo, the patriarch with humorous foreign features and inlaid
IVORY FIGURE OF ARMORED SOLDIER. China IVORY FIGURE OF ARMORED SOLDIER. China early 20th century. Warrior holding a pagoda and sword probably one of the Eight Immortals or Seven Lucky Gods.
Japanese Polychromed Painted Ivory Of SevenJapanese Polychromed Painted Ivory Of Seven LuckyFinely carved to depict the Seven Lucky Gods of Japan in their ship The Takarabune with removable ivory
JAPANESE CARVED IVORY MAN WITH TURTLES DepictingJAPANESE CARVED IVORY MAN WITH TURTLES Depicting one of the Seven Lucky Gods, Fukurokuju or Juroujin, as a seated old man holding a turtle in each hand,
THREE JAPANESE WORKS OF ART Including a miniatureTHREE JAPANESE WORKS OF ART Including a miniature gilt metal two-case inro with red-stained ojime; an ivory model of a clam's dream and a similar example
A set of ivory carvings of the Shichifukujin
20thA set of ivory carvings of the Shichifukujin
20th Century
Probably carved for the Japanese market, the Seven Lucky Gods seen standing with their associated
Three small tinted ivory okimono of 'luckyThree small tinted ivory okimono of 'lucky gods'
Including figures of Hotei, Jurojin and Daikoku
Height of tallest 2 3/4in (7cm)
Three ivory figural okimono
The first aThree ivory figural okimono
The first a reticulated study of the Chinese 'seven sages in a bamboo grove' tinted with a pale wash, the underside signed
A carved ivory tusk
20th Century
The longA carved ivory tusk
20th Century
The long tusk carved to one side with a panel containing the 'seven lucky gods' holding their attributes and some young
Four tinted ivory carvings
19th/20th Century
TheFour tinted ivory carvings
19th/20th Century
The first a large netsuke of a treasure boat piloted by Bishamonten in company with the other 'Seven Lucky
A pieced ivory model of a treasure ship
20thA pieced ivory model of a treasure ship
20th Century
The deck of the dragon-head boat with the 'Seven Lucky Gods' about to enjoy a feast of sea bream,
A set of ivory netsuke
Featuring the 'SevenA set of ivory netsuke
Featuring the 'Seven Lucky Gods,' Hotei and Bishamonten drinking while Jurojin beats time to the lute of Benten, the flute of Ebisu
A Chinese pierced ivory model of a treasureA Chinese pierced ivory model of a treasure ship
filled with the seven lucky gods of Japan
20th century
height 25in; length 20in; width 13in
(rudder
A set of seven Chinese tinted ivory miniatureA set of seven Chinese tinted ivory miniature carvings
depicting the seven lucky gods of Japan with wood stand
height of figures 2 1/2in
Two Asian tinted ivory decorations
20thTwo Asian tinted ivory decorations
20th Century
The first a Chinese carving of a grasshopper striding upon a celery cabbage, the surfaces painted in
Two miniature studies of lucky gods
IncludingTwo miniature studies of lucky gods
Including a bone figure of Jurojin (chip) and an ivory sutdy of Daikoku and Ebisu reclining on a treasure sack(age
Seven ivory figural carvings
ComprisingSeven ivory figural carvings
Comprising six of the seven lucky gods, one signed Shugetsu, together with an associated wood stand (chips, helmet missing
Fifteen ivory decorations
Including a setFifteen ivory decorations
Including a set of seven okimono of the 'lucky gods' (chips); three figural okimono; a netsuke study of a rat catcher (age cracks);
Nine Ivory Carvings Japanese, mid 20th centuryNine Ivory Carvings Japanese, mid 20th century or earlier: six of The Seven Lucky Gods, lacking Fukurokuju, bases with enclosed openings, approximately
SIX IVORY CARVINGS. China 1st half-20thSIX IVORY CARVINGS. China 1st half-20th century. Seated figures representing six of the seven lucky gods 4'' to 4 1/2''h.
TEN IVORY NETSUKES. Japan 1st half-20thTEN IVORY NETSUKES. Japan 1st half-20th century. Figures include the Seven Lucky Gods acrobats and Hotei Buddha. One has damage. Average 2''h.
Ivory Carving of the Lucky God, Japan, 19th/20thIvory Carving of the Lucky God, Japan, 19th/20th century, Fukurokujin holding a staff and a fan in his hands, signed "Gyokushin" to base, ht. 7 7/8 in.
Ivory Netsuke of Seven Lucky Gods, Japan,Ivory Netsuke of Seven Lucky Gods, Japan, 19th century, riding on the Takarabune treasure ship along with a crane, signed "Masatoshi" to base, stained,
Ivory Netsuke of Seven Lucky Gods, Japan,Ivory Netsuke of Seven Lucky Gods, Japan, 19th century, riding on the Takarabune treasure ship along with a crane, signed "Masatoshi" to base, stained,
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