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A rare Japanese "donation can" made from elephant tusk. Amazingly carved with scenes of peasants harvesting in swamps. Removable lid. Bottom missing. Cartouche with unidentified signature. 1900's
Height : 13.2 cm (5" 3/16)
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USD $4,000.00 |
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A carved low relief ivory representing a maiden with a sumptuous feathers hat on her loose long and curly hair. Banderole bearing the inscription "Gredchen". Wrought iron frame with a loop. Circa 1800.
11.2 x 6.1 cm (4" 3/8)
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USD $300.00 |
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A miniature flask in a bright red cinnabar entirely carved with outdoor scenes of ladies, holding fan, and attendants.
Metal mounted.
Inscription in a cartouche at the bottom.
Circa 1910.
Height : 5.7 cm (2" 1/4)
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USD $250.00 |
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A carved coral figurine representing Buddha; hairdress adorned with lotus petals; richly dressed with several beads fringes and rosary; holding a hibiscus flower and standing on a three-legged oval base.
Circa 1920.
Height w. stand : 15 cm (5" 7/8)
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USD $3,750.00 |
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A Chinese carved ivory puzzle ball & stand comprising 6 interiors carved spheres.
Circa 1900
Height : 26.7 cm (10" 1/2)
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USD $500.00 |
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An ivory cameo oval shape of floral design.
Japanese, 1880-1890
12.5 x 7.6 cm (4" 15/16 x 3")
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USD $650.00 |
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A large curved ivory hand-handle clutching the head of a snake entwined around a plain wrist with sleeves.
Ropes motifs at the colbar
Metal shaft covered by 10 ivory plain or carved cylinders.
China, mid 20th century
91 cm (35" 9/16)
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USD $950.00 |
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A Chinese pale green jade incense burner with removable lid on its wooden base
One suspended ring missing
14 cm (5" 1/2)
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USD $800.00 |
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A sterling silver regimental table lighter with seal tusk handle.
Asprey, London, 1925
Width : 45.5 cm (17" 15/16)
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USD $3,500.00 |
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A jade buffalo
Undecipherable signature
Width : 7.6 cm (3")
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Ivory lion.
African sculpture
Width : 12.7 cm
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USD $600.00 |
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Kwan Yin Goddess of Mercy.
White coral - almost angel skin -.
Chipped at right end of headdress; tiny chip right end of veil.
Circa 1910.
H. 13 cm (5" 1/8). With base 15.2 cm (6")
Kwan Yin is a universal deity from the Buddhist tradition, her name means "One who Hears the Cries of the Suffering". She is a Bodhisattva who vows to remain on the earthly realm to help other in their quest for enlightenment. She hears the cries of all beings and answers prayers for help.
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USD $2,500.00 |
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Narwhal Tusk framed
A narwhal “tusk” is the left-handed helical tooth of the male whale
Length : 78 cm (18” 11/16)
Frame : 40.7 x 117.5 cm (16” x 46” 1/4)
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USD $2,400.00 |
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Small Pair of Chinese Carved Ivory Figures of Foo Dogs
Seated on their haunches atop a carved base
The male has his right paw on a ball, which represents the "Flower of life";
under the left paw of the female Foo Dog is a playful lion cub lying on his back
Carved from a single, solid piece of genuine elephant ivory tusk
Signed on one bottom
Circa 1900
Presented on carved wooden stands.
Height: 9.8 cm (3" 7/8)
The Foo Dog resemble the mythical Chinese guardian lions and hence is also called Lion Dog.
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USD $1,800.00 |
