Lot# 6519

Chinese horn incense ball pendant, Qing
dynasty, 2.75’’h

Lot# 6529

Chinese small jade boulder, well carved and
undercut with a writhing dragon pursuing a sacred
jewel, 3.5’’h

Lot# 6539-6537

Selection of Japanese ivory netsuke and
okimono, including a Japanese child in a acrobatic
pose, signed Shinsei/Niigoe [left side] and a toad
in the guise of a sumo wrestler wearing a keshomawashi
apron, signed Koetsu [right]

Lot# 6516

Two Chinese scholar’s incense holders, Qing
dynasty, the first of zitan fashioned as a miniature
trunk of zitan, the wood a rich dark brown hue,
the second carved from a piece of huang yang mu
(boxwood), rendered as a trunk of a boxwood tree,
with pigmenet accents, 4.25”h and 5.25”h

Lot# 6483

Kawase Hasui (1883-1957)
Japanese woodblock prints, “Zojoji Temple, Shiba [in Snow]” (Hotei #147, dated 1925)

Lot# 6462

Chinese album of beauties, 18th/19th century, eight leaves,
rendered in the “bai miao,” manner in ink with gilt accents, some
leaves with collectors’ seals, wooden cover with paper label reading “Bei Song baiomao meiren bafu,” followed by the name of the collection and collector’s name, “Shuangqing-tang zhencang”