Japan, late 18th/early 19th century and 19th century - Lot 122

Japan, late 18th/early 19th century and 19th century Set of four pieces including an ivory netsuke depicting a man holding a fan lying on a round mat, wearing a straw rain cape (mino) over his robe -gerry and warm patina-, late 18th/early 19th century, a manju netsuke, incised above and below with a stylized chrysanthemum flower surrounded by a diamond pattern and eight "boar's eyes" (four of which are openwork), with on the side four lobed cartouches with openwork decoration of villages among pines (a movable stopper where the cord is attached), 19th century, a wooden netsuke representing two masks back to back, 19th century, and finally a back-opening pendant (or hako-netsuke) in copper inlaid with gold, silver and shakudo, representing a carp with a curved tail with Ebisu hidden against it, 19th century. L. 4.8 cm and H. 2 cm; L. 3.2 cm and H. 2.6 cm; 3.2 x 2.6 cm (wood); L. 4.2 cm and W. 2.6 cm (copper) We enclose CITES certificates for the two ivory netsuke.