839λ. A Japanese carved ivory model of a scholar, 19th century, riding on the back of a deer, wearing flowing robes and holding open a Buddhist scroll while a boy and his side holds a staff, his robes and the deer’s coat finely engraved, the base with a two character signature, 13.7cm. £600-800


840λ. A Chinese ivory carving, 19th century, depicting two large figures and several smaller beneath tall pine trees and a rocky outcrop, the reverse with two monkeys and pagodas, together with a reticulated wood stand, 9cm. (2) £500-800


841λ. A Chinese ivory puzzle ball and stand, 19th century, together with two ivory figures, one holding a flute, the other a large lotus bloom, raised on wood stands, 26.5cm. (6) £100-200


842λ. A Chinese ivory carving of a maiden, 19th century, standing, wearing long flowing robes and holding a peach, and a Japanese carving of a man carrying a monkey on his back, both mounted on wood stands, 19cm. (2) £100-200


843λ. A Japanese ivory okimono, Meiji 1868-1912, formed as three dokuro, struggling with three toads who clamber amongst them, 8cm. £500-800


Provenance: purchased from Laura Bordignon Antiques, 18th January 2003.


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844λ. Three Japanese ivory carvings, 19th century, one as a bijin carrying a spray of blossom, one of a man holding a basket and a baton, the third of a man with a beard holding a long bamboo staff, 24.5cm. (3) £300-500


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