ASIAN: Carved ivory set of the Seven Lucky Gods, Japanese, 20th C., each with their respective attributes, all signed in red, approximately 3" h. each [NOTE: International clients are ineligible to bid on this item. It is for sale only within the United States except not to CA, NY, NJ. It is the responsibility of any bidder to be aware of any laws or restrictions that may apply to them. It is the responsibility of the buyer to obtain any necessary documentation, permits or paperwork necessary including but not limited to such documents as required to comply with any and all requirements and restrictions imposed by Federal trade regulations related to endangered species prior to finalization of any sale.]
A 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 and the drums of Fukurokuju and Daikoku, each of the humorous figures signed Toshimasa, the details enhanced with stain and colored pigments, the garments scattered with silver inlay (oxidized).
1 1/4in (3.5cm) average height
Y GROUP OF FIVE JAPANESE IVORY CARVINGS
MEIJI PERIOD ?? ???????????? ?????????????? ????????comprising: four pierced and carved okimonos depicting oni and deity, respectively marked 'Jushi', 'Isshi'. 'Kosai', and 'Raku ?'; and a netsuke depicting Seven Lucky Gods on a 'Treasure dragon boat(5)largest: 20.5cm
Ivory Netsuke of Seven Lucky Gods, Japan, 19th century, riding on the Takarabune treasure ship along with a crane, signed "Masatoshi" to base, stained, ht. 3/4, wd. 1 1/2 in. Estimate $1,000-1,200 in good condition. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Condition requests can be obtained via email (lot inquiry button) or by telephone to the appropriate gallery location (Boston/617.350.5400 or Marlborough/508.970.3000). Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Skinner Inc. shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
An Ivory Netsuke of a Lady and a Monkey, Signed Yoshiyuki, and the Seven Lucky Gods, Signed Kogyoku, 19th Century 1.5 x 2 in — 3.8 x 5.1 cm
Ivory 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. Estimate $300-500 trace of repair; minor cracks. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Condition requests can be obtained via email (lot inquiry button) or by telephone to the appropriate gallery location (Boston/617.350.5400 or Marlborough/508.970.3000). Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Skinner Inc. shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
IVORY NECKLACE. China. Beads depicting the Seven Lucky Gods with a disc pendant. 17"l.
CARVED 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 measures 6 1/4'' h. x 13 1/4'' and weighs approx. 719 grams. Fitted wood stand measures 3 1/2'' h. x 12'' x 4''. Objects made of or incorporating plant or animal materials such as ivory, tortoiseshell, whalebone, etc. can require a license or certificate prior to exportation and additional licenses/certificates upon importation to another state or country. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to secure any licenses or certificates, and Burchard Galleries will not assistant in the process nor can we guarantee that you will be able to obtain them. Your bid indicates that you agree to comply with any and all domestic / international restrictions on the trade of endangered species and that you will pay for successful lots regardless of whether you are able to obtain the proper license or certificate. Burchard Galleries suggests that you secure the proper import/export license or certificates in your state or country prior to bidding and contact a shipper.
A 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 of the pieced treasure boat highlighted in black (minor losses, small chips)
Length 9 1/2in (24cm)
Chinese Ivory Carved Seven Lucky Gods Japanese early 20th century. A group of seven carved ivory figures representing the three Chinese two Japanese and two Indian deities popularized in Japan as the ''Lucky Seven Gods.'' All marked or signed on bottom; ht. 3.125 in. International shipping is not available for this item. This item will only be shipped within the United States except to California.
Three 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 Yoshitsugi (age cracks); the second a pieced figure of Hotei carrying a sack of treasures on his walking stick, tinted in shades of russet, the red cartouche to the base reading Ko'un; the third a Buddhist Nio figure standing amid oni while lifting a basket filled with the 'seven lucky gods' of Japan, the red cartouche on the underside reading Joken, the surfaces highlightedin black and pale russet.
Heightof Hotei 4 1/8in (10.5cm)
THREE 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 with the seven lucky gods of good fortune in ivorine (3)
A set of seven Chinese tinted ivory miniature carvings
depicting the seven lucky gods of Japan with wood stand
height of figures 2 1/2in
Three small tinted ivory okimono of 'lucky gods'
Including figures of Hotei, Jurojin and Daikoku
Height of tallest 2 3/4in (7cm)
Property of various owners
19th Century
Including: an ivory and wood carving of Daruma ningyo, the patriarch with humorous foreign features and inlaid eyes, the reverse signed Minko followed by a kakihan; and two ivory studies of Fukurokuju, the 'lucky god' with the characteristic oversize cranium and bearded visage (age cracks, surface wear).
The largest 2 1/4in (5.5cm) high
Fifteen 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); three pins; and lastly, a miniature set of the 'eight Daoist immortals' mounted as a bracelet.
Height of the okimono 1 1/2 to 2in (3.7 to 5.1cm)
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. Inked detail 14 1/4''h. Ivory cannot be shipped outside of the United States.
An ivory set of the 'Seven Lucky Gods'
Each with incised details
(one with losses).
Heights 3in (7.6cm)
Seven ivory figural carvings
Comprising six of the seven lucky gods, one signed Shugetsu, together with an associated wood stand (chips, helmet missing from Bishamonten); the last a larger carving of a geisha holding a flower ball with Shibayama-style overlay decoration, signed Gyoku [ai] (losses to inlay).
Height of geisha 5 5/8in (14.6cm)
ASIAN: SET OF SEVEN LUCKY GODS OR IMMORTALS, JAPANESE, 20TH C., IVORY, CARVED HOLDING THEIR RESPECTIVE ATTRIBUTES, BASE OF EACH WITH...ASIAN: Set of seven lucky gods or immortals, Japanese, 20th C., ivory, carved holding their respective attributes, base of each with traces of dried glue from previous mounting to a stand, all approximately 2"h., wear consistent with age and use. [NOTE: International clients are ineligible to bid on this item. It is for sale only within the United States except not to CA, NY, NJ. It is the responsibility of any bidder to be aware of any laws or restrictions that may apply to them. It is the responsibility of the buyer to obtain any necessary documentation, permits or paperwork necessary including but not limited to such documents as required to comply with any and all requirements and restrictions imposed by Federal trade regulations related to endangered species prior to finalization of any sale.]
AN IVORY OKIMONO OF TENKAI AND THE SEVEN LUCKY GODS. Japan, Meiji period, H 6.2 cm. Signed.
Four 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 Gods', the base signed Shoko; the second an okimono featuring an immortal riding a karashishi and a holding a bowl issuing a dragon above an attendant with a scroll, the inlaid cartouche reading Koso/Yukimune; the thirdan okimono with a princess holding a jewel and encircled by a pair of dragons, signed 'Daiko' in a red cartouche; the fourth a tama-shaped okimono carved with the twelve animals of the Asian zodiac.
2 1/4in (6cm) high
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 clamshell landscape with a Chinese rural scene; an ivory sake cup ridden by Hotei, Bishamonten and Benten, with elaborate stained and incised accents, the base with cartouche signed Kozan; and an ivory rendition of the 'Seven Lucky Gods' engaging in drink and song on a phoenix boat gliding through cresting waves, with fine details picked out in dark stain, the underside signed 'Kogyoku/Mitsutama'.
The last 4 1/4in (11cm) long
A 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, Benten pouring sake for Hotei and Bishamonten while Daikoku attempts to set the sail incised with a phoenix and character 'treasure' (takara), Ebisu to the side with a pole, various auspicious items and attributes of the deities strewn across the deck, the base with a cartouche signed Houn, with an oval wooden base carved as cresting waves (losses, mast broken, loose pieces).
18 1/4in (46.5cm) high
SIX IVORY CARVINGS. China 1st half-20th century. Seated figures representing six of the seven lucky gods 4'' to 4 1/2''h.
Japanese Polychromed Painted Ivory Of Seven LuckyFinely carved to depict the Seven Lucky Gods of Japan in their ship The Takarabune with removable ivory rudder and sail ship carved as a rooster with lotus blossom design the bottom further decorated with lotus blossom with two character mark in red 5.75''H circa early 20th centuryImportant Traverse City Michigan Collection.
A 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 attendants seated or standing under trees, the two-character signature possibly reading Masayuki.
32in (81cm) long
ASIAN: SET OF SEVEN LUCKY GODS/IMMORTALS, JAPANESE, 20TH C., IVORY, CARVED HOLDING THEIR RESPECTIVE ATTRIBUTES, PATINATED, APPROXIMA...ASIAN: Set of seven lucky gods/immortals, Japanese, 20th C., ivory, carved holding their respective attributes, patinated, approximately 2"h., wear on all consistent with age and use, including base of each with traces of dried glue from previous mounting to a stand, etc. [NOTE: International clients are ineligible to bid on this item. It is for sale only within the United States except not to CA, NY, NJ. It is the responsibility of any bidder to be aware of any laws or restrictions that may apply to them. It is the responsibility of the buyer to obtain any necessary documentation, permits or paperwork necessary including but not limited to such documents as required to comply with any and all requirements and restrictions imposed by Federal trade regulations related to endangered species prior to finalization of any sale.]
A set of ivory carvings of the Shichifukujin
20th Century
Probably carved for the Japanese market, the Seven Lucky Gods seen standing with their associated attributes, representing Daikokuten, Jorojin, Hotei, Benzaiten, Fukurokuju, Bishamonten, and Ebisu, some details highlighted in black; all attached to a reticulated wood stand.
5 to 5 1/2in (12.8 to 14cm) high
Two 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 cracks)
2 3/4in height of Jurojin
SET OF CARVED IVORY FIGURES OF THE 7 JAPANESE LUCKY GODS.
Two Asian tinted ivory decorations
20th Century
The first a Chinese carving of a grasshopper striding upon a celery cabbage, the surfaces painted in pale colors (small losses); the second Japanese carving of a brightly painted ladybug climbing upon a tangerine with reticulated interior depicting the 'Seven Lucky Gods'.
7 5/8 and 2 1/4in (19.5 and 6cm) long
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 stand 2 3/4'' h. x 15 3/4'' x 1 7/8'' and book on the lucky gods.CONDITION: Note: Shipping outside of the U.S. is not available for this item.
Japanese 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 in original box; ht. of tallest 3.5 in. International shipping is not available for this item. This item will only be shipped within the United States except to California.
Group of four Asian walking sticks 19th/ 20th century Comprising a Chinese ivory mounted stick with an ivory knop carved with butterflies and foliage on an ebonized stick inset with ivory roundels, a Japanese bamboo stick carved with portrait reserves of 'Lucky' gods and geometric designs, a Chinese stick with unmarked silver knop with repousse decoration of figures in a landscape and a white metal handled stick with repousse decoration of Chinese characters and bamboo. (4). Ivory knop L: 3 in. Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to request a condition report on any lots upon which they intend to bid, prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed by Freeman''s Conditions of Sale.
Japanese elephant ivory "Seven Lucky Gods" Ivory Okimono Set Japan, 20th c. Depicting Bishamonten, Benzaiten, Fukurokuju, Ebisu, Daikokuten, Hotei and Juroujin -well crafted, stoutly carved. H: 4.25" ,200 one broken foot
ASIAN: Set of seven lucky gods/immortals, Japanese, 20th C., ivory, carved holding their respective attributes, patinated, approximately 2"h., wear on all consistent with age and use, including base of each with traces of dried glue from previous mounting to a stand, etc. [NOTE: International clients are ineligible to bid on this item. It is for sale only within the United States except not to CA, NY, NJ. It is the responsibility of any bidder to be aware of any laws or restrictions that may apply to them. It is the responsibility of the buyer to obtain any necessary documentation, permits or paperwork necessary including but not limited to such documents as required to comply with any and all requirements and restrictions imposed by Federal trade regulations related to endangered species prior to finalization of any sale.]
A 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 sheared)
ASIAN: CARVED IVORY SET OF THE SEVEN LUCKY GODS, JAPANESE, 20TH C., EACH WITH THEIR RESPECTIVE ATTRIBUTES, ALL SIGNED IN RED, APPROX...ASIAN: Carved ivory set of the Seven Lucky Gods, Japanese, 20th C., each with their respective attributes, all signed in red, approximately 3" h. each [NOTE: International clients are ineligible to bid on this item. It is for sale only within the United States except not to CA, NY, NJ. It is the responsibility of any bidder to be aware of any laws or restrictions that may apply to them. It is the responsibility of the buyer to obtain any necessary documentation, permits or paperwork necessary including but not limited to such documents as required to comply with any and all requirements and restrictions imposed by Federal trade regulations related to endangered species prior to finalization of any sale.]
ASIAN: Set of seven lucky gods or immortals, Japanese, 20th C., ivory, carved holding their respective attributes, base of each with traces of dried glue from previous mounting to a stand, all approximately 2"h., wear consistent with age and use. [NOTE: International clients are ineligible to bid on this item. It is for sale only within the United States except not to CA, NY, NJ. It is the responsibility of any bidder to be aware of any laws or restrictions that may apply to them. It is the responsibility of the buyer to obtain any necessary documentation, permits or paperwork necessary including but not limited to such documents as required to comply with any and all requirements and restrictions imposed by Federal trade regulations related to endangered species prior to finalization of any sale.]
A SET OF SEVEN JAPANESE IVORY LUCKY GODS
Nine Ivory Carvings Japanese, mid 20th century or earlier: six of The Seven Lucky Gods, lacking Fukurokuju, bases with enclosed openings, approximately 2-1/4 in., Ebisu with losses to implement in right hand, otherwise all in excellent condition; three netsukes: Daikoku and Ebisu balancing on a red sea bream, 1-3/4 in., minor age crack; Fukurokuju disguised as a tortoise, 1-7/8 in., excellent condition; double-side Hotei, one smiling, one laughing, 1-3/4 in., excellent condition, netsukes and figure of Benzaiten with signatures
JAPANESE 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, signed.
Height 2 inches.
Estimate: 350.00 - 450.00
TEN IVORY NETSUKES. Japan 1st half-20th century. Figures include the Seven Lucky Gods acrobats and Hotei Buddha. One has damage. Average 2''h. Condition reports are available on all items. Please note: unless a condition report is requested we do not post detailed condition information about each item sold. If you choose to bid without requesting a condition report you are accepting the item ''as-is'' with no gaurantees.