Adam's FINE ASIAN ART Part II June 30th 2021

58 434 *A GROUP OF THREE (3) COMPOUND IVORY OKIMONO Japan, Meiji to Taisho period H (the biggest): 14,8 cm Weight (total): 479 grams € 300 - 500 435 *A SIGNED IVORY OKIMONO OF A MAN WITH A BASKET FISH AND A CORMORAN Japan, Meiji period With signature maybe reading Haru- tama / Seigyoku 晴玉. H: 17,3 cm Weight: 352 grams € 400 - 600 432 A DOCUMENTATION / GROUP OF NINE (9) BOOKS ON JAPANESE INRO AND NETSUKE 20th century, Various languages 1. Edwin C. Symmes Jr. Netsuke Japanese Life and Legend in Minia- ture. Tuttle Publishing: 1995. 2. Victor Harris. The Hull Grandy Collection in the British Museum. British Museum Publications: 1987. 3. Joe Earle. Netsuke: Fantasy and Reality in Japanese Miniature Sculpture. MFA Publications: 2004. 4. Raymond Bushell. Collectors’ Netsuke. Weatherhill: 1973. 5. Julia Hutt. Japanese inro. Victoria & Albert Museum: 1997. 6. Rosemary Bandini. Shishi and Other Netsuke: The Collection of Harriet Szechenyi. Hotei Publishing: 1999. 7. Reiko Yanagi. Inro Museum : a photographic record of exhibits. Inro Museum : 1990. 8. Reiko Yanagi. Inro & Netsuke. Inro Museum : 1992. 9. Parizia Jirka-Schnitz. Netsuke: 2 volumes of the Trumpf Collec- tion. Art Publication Publishers: 2000. € 300 - 500 433 *A SIGNED IVORY OKIMONO OF A PEASANT HOLDING A BUNDLE OF WOOD Japan, Meiji period With a signature within a red lacquer plaque. H: 13,8 cm Weight: 176 grams € 400 - 600