Three ivory netsuke, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) - Lot 154

Three ivory netsuke, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) - Katabori-type netsuke, depicting a seated karako holding a turtle. Two pierced himotoshi underneath. H.: 3 cm; weight: 10 g; Millon Jutheau sale, November 13, 1984, lot 262. - Okimono-netsuke of the katabori type, depicting three peasants, one pulling a cart over a bridge, another leaning on a cane, walking on an embankment above the river and the last holding a seal, his feet in the river. Signed below 正一, Masakazu. H.: 3.5 cm; weight: 17 g; - katabori netsuke, depicting, carved on a terrace imitating the waves, a boat with three men, two seated samurai and a boatman. Two himotoshi are pierced under the terrace. An illegible signature is engraved in an oval cartouche. Length: 6 cm; weight: 10 g N°CIC : FR2307511740-K ; FR2307511742-K ; FR2307511741-K