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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Meiji period, in the shape of a clam containing a landscape scene with two peasants under pine trees, H 5cm £200-400
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Meiji period, in the shape of a peasant smoking a pipe and sitting on a bundle of twigs. Artist's signature to the base, H 4cm £200-400
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A Japanese Wood Netsuke: Meiji period, in the shape of a screaming man with ivory-inlaid eyes, H 5cm £150-250
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A Japanese Lacquered Manju Netsuke: Meiji period, round, finely carved with a lady and an archer on one side and a dragon on the other side, D 4cm £150-250
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Meiji period, in the shape of two boys, one of whom is holding a mask, W 4.5cm £200-400
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Meiji period, in the shape of a sitting elderly man holding his long beard, H 4cm £200-400
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Meiji period, in the shape of a standing peasant carrying a bundle over his shoulders, H 5cm £200-400
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Edo period, in the shape of a seated drummer. Signed Mitsutomo to the base, H 3cm £500-800
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Meiji period, in the shape of two boys playing with a gourd and miniature horse, H 3.5cm £200-400
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A Japanese Horn Netsuke: Edo period, in the shape of a seated bear holding a wine jar, H 5cm £200-400
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A Japanese Horn Whistle: Edo period, in the shape of a smiling face, H 5cm £200-400
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A Japanese Horn Okimono: Edo period, in the shape of a standing peasant, H 6cm £200-400
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: 19th century, carved as a group of six theatrical masks, H 4.5cm £200-400
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Edo period, finely carved in the shape of a lion dog scratching his face with a back paw, W 4cm £300-500
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Edo period, in the shape of a recumbent ox, the head tied with a rope. Signed Tomotada to the base, H 5cm £300-500
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A Japanese Ivory Carving: Meiji period, in the shape of a dancer standing on a barrel and holding a fan and a rattle. Signed Masamitsu to the base, H 16.5cm £250-350
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: 19th century, in the shape of Kintaro kneeling on a carp. Signed Bunshu to the base, W 4cm £200-300
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Meiji period, in the shape of Okame, artist's signature to the base, H 5cm £150-250
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Meiji period, in the shape of an elderly drummer. Artist's signature to the base, H 4cm £200-300
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A Japanese Wood Netsuke: Edo period, in the shape of Daruma. The face carved in ivory, H 5cm £200-400
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A Japanese Hardstone Netsuke: Meiji period, in the shape of a beetle, W 4cm £150-250
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Edo period, in the shape of Gama Sennin with two frogs. With the inscription 'Sennin' to the base, H 5cm £200-300
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: 19th century, carved as a composition of two tortoises, a crab and a lizard crawling on leaves. Signed Masamitsu to the base, W 5cm £400-600
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A Japanese Ivory Okimono: 19th century, in the shape of two figures sitting on a giant conch shell, H 9cm £200-300
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Meiji period, in the shape of Gama Sennin with a frog on his shoulder, H 4cm £150-250
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: 19th century, in the shape of a kirin, the head turned upwards and scaly body with curling flames. Signed Masayuki to the base, H 6cm £400-600
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: 19th century, in the shape of Hotei holding a fan and carrying a burden on his back, H 5cm £200-300
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A Japanese Wood Okimono: Meiji period, carved in the shape of a crouching ox, W 4cm £150-250
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A Japanese Pottery Netsuke: Meiji period, in the shape of a standing lady. Enamelled in colours and gold, H 4cm £150-250
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A Japanese Ivory Netsuke: Meiji period, in the shape of a labourer lifting a weight, H 4cm £150-250
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A Japanese Ivory Okimono: 19th century, in the shape of a figure carrying a mallet and a bundle and sitting on a low stool, H 5cm £200-300
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A Collection of Japanese Ojime, Netsuke and Okimono: 19th century, to include: an ivory netsuke carved as a mask; an olive stone ojime of a sitting figure; a hardstone netsuke carved as a dancer; two figural ivory netsuke; an olive stone carving of a monkey sitting on an ox; a bone carving of a reclining Hotei holding a fan £500-800
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A Chinese Tortoiseshell Circular Box and Card Holder: 19th century, the box finely and richly decorated in deep carving with a scene of figures in a garden to the base and a scene of an official visit on the lid. D 10cm. The card holder also deeply carved with scenes of figures leisurely entertaining themselves in gardens. H 9cm x W 5cm £500-800
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Two Gilt Circular Tortoiseshell Carvings: 19th century, silver-plated with a scene of a coastal town with tall buildings on the shore and sailing boats. The same scene is depicted from two different perspectives. With tortoiseshell frame and backing, D 10cm £150-250
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A Japanese Five-Case Lacquer Inro: Edo period, decorated in gold and green takamaki-e with flowering branches on a kinji ground sprinkled with gold, the interiors nashiji. With ivory netsuke of a sitting man and amber ojime, H 10cm £600-800
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A Japanese Four-Case Lacquer Inro: Edo period, decorated in gold, red and black takamaki-e and hiramaki-e with a figure in a riverine landscape, the interiors nashiji. With kagamibuta netsuke, the ivory body inset with a decorated metal plaque, and coral ojime, H 9.5cm £400-600
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A Japanese Three-Case Bone Inro: Edo period, finely carved with a peasant standing in a field on one side and a riverine landscape on the other side, both in a medallion framed by flower sprays. Artist's signature to the base. With ivory netsuke of Daruma and bone ojime of a dog, H 8.8cm £400-600
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A Collection of Chinese Blue and White Export Ware: 19th century, to include a variety of bowls, plates and saucers boldly decorated with floral motifs. All from the Tek Sing (1822) shipwreck. £300-500
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A Japanese Ivory Figure and an Indian Ivory Casket (19th century): The figure in the shape of a standing peasant holding a fish in his right hand and carrying a basket on his left shoulder. Artist's signature to the base, H 14cm, the casket deeply carved with a procession of elephants alternating with trees; the lid also surmounted by an elephant, H 15cm x W 13cm £400-600
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A Chinese Polychrome Moonflask: Early 20th century, the body covered in a thick dark brown glaze, leaving the foot rim bare. Both sides decorated with moulded motif of three elderly literati in a landscape marked by a gnarled pine tree, H 22cm £200-300
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A Chinese Blue and White Miniature Vase: 19th century, of baluster shape and with long cylindrical neck. The body decorated with a spearman riding a horse and flanked by his flag bearer. Kangxi (1661-1722) mark to the base, H 10cm £100-200
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A Japanese Banko Teapot: Meiji period, the grey pottery body with honeycomb moulding richly embellished with painted and applied decoration of flowers and flying birds. A similar floral motif on the lid. Signed Banko to the base, H 9cm x W 13cm £120-180
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A Table: 19th century, Chinese hardwood, the marble top with mother of pearl inlay above a frieze with pierced carved leaf design, two tiers on lion paw feet, 79cm x 42cm £200-300
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A Gong: A late 19th century carved hardwood gong stand with a bronze gong, the stand with carved & pierced decoration on two stepped feet, 87cm x 55cm £150-250
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A Chinese Bronze Stem Cup: Late 19th century, finely moulded in the shape of a lotus flower with a small water tortoise climbing on the base, H 8cm £200-300
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A Large Japanese Sumida Gawa Pottery Bowl: Meiji/Taisho Period: With a flambé brown-grey glaze to the exterior and green-red splashed glaze to the interior. With eight applied figures standing around the bowl or in the process of climbing over the edge, D 30cm £250-350
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A Large Chinese Famille Jaune Vase: Finely decorated with two sinuous dragons amidst flowering peony and chrysanthemum branches on a bright yellow ground between two bands of scrolling motifs on a light turquoise ground. Modelled as a sack, the neck tied with an enamelled ribbon. Further embellished with two applied gilt dragons chasing a flaming pearl, H 48cm £300-500
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A Chinese Yixing Teapot: Early/mid-20th century, the sides enamelled with two medallions enclosing a flowering branch and a grass spray respectively and with further floral motifs. Maker's mark to the base, H 12.5cm x W 19cm £150-250
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Lam Dong (Vietnamese, 1920-1987): Five figural ink studies, each signed with artist's seal mark, mounted but unframed (5) £100-150
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A Chinese Famille Jaune Vase: 19th century, the baluster shaped body decorated with two sinuous dragons amidst flowering peony and chrysanthemum branches on a bright yellow ground, between two bands of scrolling motifs on a light turquoise ground, H 27cm £200-300
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