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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Nov 5, 2020 | Bonhams | London | Fine Japanese Art | 28 | $****** - ****** | A group of 22 various netsuke |
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3.9 cm (1.54 in)
Comprising: two of professional sneezers, one seated with his right hand raised and holding a tickler, the head stretching to the front with the eyes closed and mouth open wide, the other smaller piece signed Gyokumin on an ivory tablet, ; the larger example signed Gyokkei with a kao, ; the third a recumbent piebald puppy, unsigned, ; the fourth a piebald cat clambering over an upturned bucket, signed Norimasa, ; the fifth a recumbent ox, unsigned, ; the sixth a cicada crawling over two hozuki (Chinese lantern fruits), unsigned, ; the seventh an oni lying asleep with a straw parasol strapped on his back, signed Hoichi, ; the eighth a plaque converted into a brooch of a rakan seated at a table with a hossu (fly whisk) and surrounded by eight oni, unsigned, ; the ninth an okimono of a monkey with one arm outstretched, unsigned, ; the tenth a monkey trainer, the monkey on his shoulder, unsigned, ; the eleventh Hotei carrying a karako (Chinese boy) on his back, signed Mitsumasa, ; the twelfth a cluster of seven Kyogen masks, signed Gyokuunsai, ; the thirteenth Fukurokuju patting the back of a Chinese boy at his feet, signed Mitsumasa, ; the fourteenth and fifteenth, two identical miniature masks of Daikoku, both signed Koichi, ; the sixteenth Gama sennin with two frogs, signed Shunzan, ; the seventeenth Kanzan holding a long scroll, signed Tomochika, ; the eighteenth Hotei seated on a fan, hiding a mask behind his back and gesturing Bekkanko, signed Minkoku, ; the nineteenth a man pounding mochi (rice cakes), signed Masayuki, ; the twentieth Ashinaga and Tenaga playing kubihiki, Tenaga sitting on a high stool and pulling the rope around their necks, signed Minkoku, ; the twenty-first a walrus tusk okimono of two foreigners, ; the twenty-second an itinerant performer, wearing a mask and holding a gohei (Shinto paper sceptre), unsigned,
