Three ivory netsuke and one okimono netsuke, Japan, Meiji pe - Lot 145

Three ivory netsuke and one okimono netsuke, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) - Okimono netsuke of the katabori type depicting on a carved terrace a groom handing a teoke to a horse to feed it. Signed in a red lacquer cartouche below. H.: 4 cm; weight: 18 g; - katabori netsuke depicting Daruma stretching. Two himotoshi pierced in the back. Glued to an ivory disc; H.: 5.5 cm; weight: 15 g; - katabori okimono-netsuke depicting a nobleman on a terrace, dressed in a hakama and wearing a kazaori eboshi, presenting a bonsai in a planter. Two ornamented himotoshi are pierced under the terrace. Signed in a red cartouche 美芯, Bishin. H.: 4.7 cm; weight: 20 g; - netsuke of the katabori type depicting, carved on a terrace, a palanquin surrounded by its two bearers, in which we can guess a mother and her child, while outside another child hands her a fruit. A himotoshi is pierced in the center under the terrace and a signature 玉民, Gyokumin is engraved. H.: 2.7 cm; weight: 12 g N°CIC : FR2307511471-K ; FR2307511472-K ; FR2307511473-K ; FR2307511478-K