Vier Arbeiten aus Elfenbein und ein Papiergewicht aus Bronze - photo 1

Vier Arbeiten aus Elfenbein und ein Papiergewicht aus Bronze

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Auction dateClassic
14.06.2023 09:30UTC +02:00
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Nagel Auktionen GmbH
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Germany, Stuttgart
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ID 973106
Lot 2061 | Vier Arbeiten aus Elfenbein und ein Papiergewicht aus Bronze
A GROUP OF FOUR IVORY CARVINGS AND A BRONZE WEIGHT - Japan, Meiji period - A) An ivory vase on a wooden stand, carved with a dragon above waves and a roaring tiger on a rock. Crack. The wooden stand with inlay of silver wire, two feet restuck, b) an okimono of dragon coiling around a jewel, the pupils of horn, c) an okimono of a skull with a coiled snake on top, collector’s number in ink, d) a spherical stick handle carved with comical masks, signed Shungyoku, e) a bunchin shaped as a snail with a smaller animal on top and a small sea snail at the side. - Old South German noble possession, collected before WW II - Trade certificate: The sales permit for this lot is available (certificate no. DE-K-221108-376) - Very slightly chipped
H. 17/ D. 5-7 cm
A) Vase aus Elfenbein auf Holzsockel. In hohem Relief rundum ein Drache über Wellen und ein fauchender Tiger auf einem Felsen. Sprung. Der Holzsockel mit Silberdrahteinlage, zwei Füße wieder angesetzt. H. 16,7 cm. B) Okimono in Form eines Drachen, der sich um ein Juwel windet. Pupillen aus Horn. H. 5,3 cm. C) Okimono in Form eines Schädels mit aufliegender Schlange. Sammlungsnummer in Tusche. H. 5,3 cmD) Kugeliger Stockgriff mit komischen Masken in Relief. Sign. Shungyoku. H. 4,6 cm. E) Bunchin in Form einer Schnecke, mit aufsitzendem kleinen Tier und einer kleinen Meeresschnecke an der Seite. H. 4,5 cm.
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