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5 November 2009 | starting at 14:00 GMT
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A rare ormolu-mounted Kakiemon model of a seated bijin The figure Japanese, Edo Period, circa 1670-1680A rare ormolu-mounted Kakiemon model of a seated bijin The figure Japanese, Edo Period, circa 1670-1680. Sold for £132,000 inc. premium
A rare, unusual and elaborately decorated cloisonné enamel goshoguruma (ox-drawn carriage) Attributed to Kawaguchi Bunzaemon of Nagoya, Meiji PeriodA rare, unusual and elaborately decorated cloisonné enamel goshoguruma (ox-drawn carriage) Attributed to Kawaguchi Bunzaemon of Nagoya, Meiji Period. Sold for £252,000 inc. premium
An extremely rare and fine cloisonné enamel model of a traditional go-ban (games board) By Honda Kozaburo of Nagoya, Meiji PeriodAn extremely rare and fine cloisonné enamel model of a traditional go-ban (games board) By Honda Kozaburo of Nagoya, Meiji Period. Sold for £216,000 inc. premium
An unusual matching gold lacquer and silver-inlaid ryoshibako (document box) and suzuribako (writing box) set By Chikueido Eishin (1849-1915), Meiji PeriodAn unusual matching gold lacquer and silver-inlaid ryoshibako (document box) and suzuribako (writing box) set By Chikueido Eishin (1849-1915), Meiji Period. Sold for £103,200 inc. premium
A Kakiemon model of a bijin Edo Period, late 17th century, circa 1670-1680A Kakiemon model of a bijin Edo Period, late 17th century, circa 1670-1680. Sold for £52,800 inc. premium
A Tokyo School bronze okimono group of a bear and cub By Kaniya Kuniharu (fl. circa 1869), Meiji PeriodA Tokyo School bronze okimono group of a bear and cub By Kaniya Kuniharu (fl. circa 1869), Meiji Period. Sold for £33,600 inc. premium
A Tokyo school ivory figure of a a fisherman By Kozan, Meiji PeriodA Tokyo school ivory figure of a a fisherman By Kozan, Meiji Period. Sold for £32,400 inc. premium
An elaborately carved ivory figural okimono group of Musashibo Benkei and oni By Shimamura Toshimitsu of Tokyo, Meiji PeriodAn elaborately carved ivory figural okimono group of Musashibo Benkei and oni By Shimamura Toshimitsu of Tokyo, Meiji Period. Sold for £26,400 inc. premium
Maruyama Okyo (1733-1795) Maruyama School, dated Anei 5 (1776)Maruyama Okyo (1733-1795) Maruyama School, dated Anei 5 (1776). Sold for £24,000 inc. premium
An Iwai school ni mai do tosei gusoku Mid Edo Period, early 18th centuryAn Iwai school ni mai do tosei gusoku Mid Edo Period, early 18th century. Sold for £18,000 inc. premium

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Five late ivory figure netsuke Late 19th century
Four ivory netsuke 18th and late 19th century
Four late ivory figure netsuke Late 19th century
Two late ivory figure netsuke Late 19th/early 20th century
Three ivory dokuro (skull) netsuke, two wood dokuro netsuke and an ivory dokuro ojime 19th century
Three late okimono style ivory netsuke Late 19th/early 20th century
Two ivory groups of shishi Early 19th century
An ivory netsuke Late 19th century
Two ivory netsuke of ama (fishergirls) Early and late 19th century
Two wood netsuke and two ivory netsuke 19th century
Four wood figure netsuke 19th century
A wood figure figure of Tenaga 19th century
Four wood netsuke 18th to 19th century
A wood study of a snake and a tortoise Nagoya, late 19th century
A lacquered wood Noh mask netsuke Attributed to Kano Dassai, 19th century
A lacquered wood Kyogen double-mask ojime By Ichikawa Tetsuro, dated 1874
Two gold ojime 19th century
A wood study of a rat By Minko of Tsu, 19th century
An ebony netsuke of a tortoise Probably Iwami School, early 19th century
A wood study of a mouse By Masanao of Ise, 19th century
A wood study of Benkei 19th century
A wood study of a wild boar 19th century
A wood study of a shishimai dancer 19th century
A wood study of soramame (broad beans) By Masatada, 19th century
A wood study of a hechima (sponge cucumber) By Akashi, late 19th century
An ivory study of a swan 19th century
An ivory netsuke of sea creatures By Ikkosai Toun, Edo Period, 19th century
An ivory study of a sennin with dragon Early 19th century
An unusual stag-antler netsuke 19th century
A wood and ivory study of Fukusuke 19th century
An ivory netsuke of a bushy-tailed rat Kyoto, late 18th century
An Imari blue and white ewer Circa 1660-1680
An Imari blue and white charger Circa 1700
A pair of matching Imari bottles Late 17th century/early 18th century
An Imari bowl and cover Late 17th/early 18th century
A pair of Imari vases Early 18th century
A lacquered porcelain Imari Jar Late 17th century
A pair of matching Kakiemon moulded bowls Circa 1700
Five Kakiemon shallow bowls Circa 1700
A pair of karashishi (lion dogs) Kakiemon style, 19th century
An iro-Nabeshima tea cup Edo Period, late 17th/early 18th century
A Kakiemon model of a bijin Edo Period, late 17th century, circa 1670-1680
An extremely rare Kakiemon model of a cockerel Edo Period, late 17th century
A Kakiemon octagonal bowl Probably by Kakiemon 12th (d.1963), 20th century
An Imari dish Circa 1700
A Kakiemon figure of a bijin Edo Period, late 17th century, circa 1670-1680
A rare ormolu-mounted Kakiemon model of a seated bijin The figure Japanese, Edo Period, circa 1670-1680, the ormolu mount French, probably Transitional-Louis XVI, circa 1760-1770, the plaque Chinese Kangxi, early 18th century
An Imari ewer Early 20th century
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