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So. _ QuX .ctcc+A / / - r y ■ SfL^fC. U %iu£~~ z . /j/ JoS. //O. J/4- /20 ■ /27f. J33 OiCc^-ci ( , 07 Otr-cTC- . J3C. /SO. /SS. /£> 0 ■ / 6 ' 7. 7 . j. /r. 2/ ■ 2.V-.3 0 . 3t/- . 37. S S- - ^57 •6 6 >. 6~9 (j i . £• 7 ^- - 7 ^- T ’' - £> / ' ^Mtc^ / / / ^ Sf&^CLC t , ft L qtf-. /o2 . /OS'- S°7 ■ /of-. s/o ./ 20 . / / ^22ft^£f2Z. 4 /2.-1, /33 ■ /V-o. /4-F. 7SS- 75'7. i+So.ri-jS- ^ 2 /33. f$i> ■ / ffel&UsoCuA /of. //O . //£. /2 4 ^ . /3r /y.£>. /v- ■I ! ft BY ORDER OF THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY . I CoCl/t O -A- T .A. Xj O G- XJ 33 OF A COLLECTION OF JAPANESE WORKS OF ART, Xacquer, fIDetal Morfc, NETSTJKES & CLOISONNE ENAMEL: WHICH Mill tie Sol* tig Auction tio Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, AT THEIR GREAT ROOMS, 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1897, And Following: Day, AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. May be viewed Two Days preceding, and Catalogues had, at Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Street , St. James's Square, S. TV. ; also of C. F. Elles, Esq., T.C.A., 3 Bucldersbury, E, C., and W. H. Dale, Esq., 46 Finsbury Circus, E.C LA'558(5' CONDITIONS OF SALE. - 0 - I. THE highest Bidder to he the Buyer; and if any dispute arise between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall bo immediately put up again and re-sold. II. No person to advance less than Is.; above Five Pounds, 5s.; and so on in proportion. III, In the case of Lots upon which there is a reserve, the Auctioneer shall have the right to bid on behalf of the Seller. IV. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, or more, in part of payment, or the whole of the Purchase-Money, if required; in default of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold. V. The Lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and authentic or not, with all faults and errors of description, at the Buyer’s expense and risk, within Two days from the Sale ; Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods not being responsible for the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, or any fault or defect in, any Lot: and making no warranty whatever. VI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be removed during the time of Sale; and the remainder of the Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on delivery. VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited ; all Lots un¬ cleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or private Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale. CATALOGUE. First Day’s Sale. On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1897, AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. CLOISONNE ENAMEL. 1 A pair of pear-shape bottles, with ornaments in brilliant colours —7 in. high; a pair, similar form—4 j in. high; a pair of jars and covers, with butterflies on yellow ground—5 in. high; and a pair of square-shape vases, with prunus and cockatoo 8h high -/S/giUf 2 A pair of bottles, with open lips, mottled blue ground—91? in. high ; a pair, similar, with honeysuckle—7 in. high ; a pair of hexagonal bottles, slender necks—7-i- in. high ; a vase, sym¬ bolical ornament, yellow ground—7 in. high; and a vase, of avanturine, yellow ground 3 A pair of vases, flowers on a black ground, yellow neck and foot —12 in. high; a pair of plain lemon bottles—12 in. high; a pair of vases, white dragons on black ground—7 in. high ; and a pair of oviform vases, with cocks and hens on a black ground —7 in. high 4 A pair of cylindrical vases, mottled blue ground—10 in. high; a ^7 pair of square-shape vases, old Chinese design—6 in. high ; a pair of bottles, with flowers in shades of blue—6 in. high; and a pair of small vases, with panels of avanturine on ajnottled s, green and bluo ground—5£ in. high B 2 4 /✓ /f , p , 0 6 , /*r, * i A fluted globular koro, with oval panels of Ho-Ho birds, dragons, &c. in colours on an avanturine ground—10 in. high ; and a . casket, the top enamelled with a view of Fujiama fa A pair of vases, with cranes and aquatic plants—12^ in. high ; and a pair of vases, with branches of hawthorn and pale blue ground—15^ in. high A pair of plain red vases—7 in. high; a pair of globular ble&k bottles, with sparrows and bamboo—6 in. high; a pair of hexagonal vases, panels of flowers on a brown ground—6 in. . high; and a pair of small vases, with circular crests ow. a white ammonite scroll ground—7 in. high ^ J, /0 ,* 8 A pair of bottles, with lilies and peonies on avanturine ground— 12^ in. high ; a pair of bottles, with long necks, pigeons on a celadon ground—15 in. high; and a pair of bottles, wisteria, (_J cocks, hens, &c. in colours on a peacock ground—12 in. high ^ ^ A pair of vases, with chrysanthemums and birds in colours on a pale blue ground—15^ in. high; a pair of cylindrical vases, nearly similar ; and a pair of pale blue bottles, with open lips —131? in. high A pair of vases, with flowers on a pale blue ground—13^ in. high; a pair of bottles, with various blossoms on a pale blue ground . —121? in. high; and a pair of vases, with branches of maple fit y. t / 0 9 is J 10 /• /J~. * 11 J . J . » 13 on a mottled pink ground—12 in. high A pair of vases, with cherry blossom and birds on a grey ground —14J in. high ; a pair of vases, with flight of storks over sea —11J in. high; and a pair of vases, with slender necks, tiger P lilies on a dark blue ground—12 in. high r O 12 A pair of vases, with branches of prunus on a black ground— in. high; a globular dark blue koro, with flight of birds— 6 in. high; and a quatrefoil shape koro, with panels of Ho-Ho yyi birds on a black and yellow ground— in. high A pair of vases, with branch of prunus and sparrows on pale blue ground—12 in. high ; a'pair of vases, with mirror-shape panels with storks on a translucent ground—13 in. high ; and a pair of hexagonal vases, with branches of plum on pale blue ground —12 in. high 5 NETSUKES. 14 % 15 27 17 / f GO / 0 19 20 21 22 / * 23 24 o> 25 0 26 o 27 Jkr - Eight button netsukes, with metal centres 8 yy<- A square-shaped netsuke, carved with fish ; and six others 7 ci Six wood button netsukes, inlaid with mother-o’-pearl, &e.; and a two, with metal centres 8 An ivory button netsuke, inlaid with mother-o’-pearl; three ivory button netsukes ; and three wood ditto 7 Four metal netsukes, one shaped as a pistol; and three wooden button netsukes 7 A wood netsuke, shaped as a lotos pod, with movable seeds; and five others 6 A wood netsuke, formed as a sleeping Musume ; another, nearly y similar ; and four others 6 ty/2't ^'T An ebony netsuke, shaped as a turtle ; and ten others 11 ^ Two white porcelain netsukes, shaped as Shi Shi; one, of carved .y , red lac; two, of ivory; and one, wood 6 - * Eight wood netsukes 8 Six, similar; and a large ivory netsuke, formed as a figure of ^ .■ . Shokei . ' ' J // Eight ivory netsukes OsL Four ivory netsukes; a group of rats and vine leaves ; and a figure of a boy playing a drum 6 A wood netsuke, with figures cutting a giant radish; seven others; and two ivory netsukes 10 CARVINGS IN WOOD AND IVORY. Jhr 0 28 A No dancer, with movable head, signed ; and a figure of with Geisha dancing * J & 29 An ivory figure of a horse; ditto group of rats— signed ; a wild goose ; and a peony and butterfly s 80 A figure of a toad, bird and sparrow; a group of peonies anc birds ; and two figures of children playing G // /f* , 0 31 *2 / /2 , £ 32 2 * 27 33 2 4 + 34 / ’ + 41 Eight russet iron Kozuka ; and ten Kozuka, of shakudo mid shibuichi 42 Sixteen Kozuka, of shakudo and shibuichi 43 Seventeen, similar ^ 44 Twelve Kozuka, of shakudo and shibuichi, inlaid with gold and? silver 45 Nine Fuchigashira, of various metals, inlaid with gold and silver ; portions of a sword hilt, with Kiri crest in gold; a sword handle and scabbard mounts, with cloud ornaments in siktffer 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 7 A Fuchigashira, Tsuba and Kozuka, with a Kiri crest in gold on a shakudo ground; a similar suite, of sbibuicbi, of storks in gold and silver; a Fucbigasbira and Tsuba, of iron, with rabbits in fa , / gold; and a pair of Menuki, en suite ^ C >• Various Fucbigasbira (127 pieces) / ■'fate. /tfa -/—t Twenty pierced iron tsuba far— fa Twenty, similar - Twenty, similar Jfo — Twenty, similar Twenty, similar — Twenty, similar, of iron, sbakudo and sbibuicbi 7 Twenty, similar J Twenty, similar ^ Twenty, similar • Twenty, similar - Twenty, similar Twenty, similar Twenty, similar CHINA AND FAIENCE. A fluted Imari bowl; a fluted Ninsei bowl; a box and cover, formed as a crab; an incense burner; a turquoise figure of a kylin ; and four figures of sages Two Satsuma bowls, witb open lips, painted witb tbe sparrows wedding ; a cylindrical jar, witb figures of ladies ; a globular koro, surmounted by a figure of a Ho-Ho bird; another, witb Ho-Ho bird and tbe Gods of Contentment; and a vase, witb^ raised leaf-sbaped panels on tbe neck An oviform Satsuma jar, witb priests ; two koros, pierced covers ; a double gourd-sbape bottle; two saucers, witb butterflies; one, witb boy acrobats ; and a jar and cover, witb buttei flies and scrolls A tea-jar, painted in spiral bands of flowers; a pair of flat-sbaped boxes and covers, witb crests; a pair of small globular jais, witb figures by the sea shore ; and four other pieces cL ,— jfai 8 0 , & 4 • 0 *4 . & a 65 A pair of pale green splashed vases, with wave lips—12J in. high 66 A vase, of sage-green crackle—12^ in. high ; a square-shaped celadon beaker, engraved with ornaments; a ewer, with figures in relief, supported by three figures of boys ; and a /? spirally fluted Nankin vase and cover, with fir ornaments Ou&yr, 67 A Celadon Bowl and Cover, formed as a duck, or-molu mounts of Louis XV. design d 68 A blue and purple splash bottle, with utensils in relief—18 iry high ; and a mauve bowl and cover, with flowers in white S/LCt/c 69 A Nankin plate, with eight deities; two blue and white cup- stands ; three snuff-bottles, with dragons in clouds; and two snuff-bottles, enamelled with figures of ladies 70 A Kutani pear-shaped bottle, with rocks; a globular jar, with figures and buildings ; a double gourd-shape Byzan bottle, with inscription in relief; a flat circular bottle, with Shi Shi; * and five other pieces 71 An Imari faceted bottle, with quails and millet seed ; a pair of g Kioto vases, with dragon, handles enamelled with the sevem?^^ Gods of Contentment; and an earthenware figure of a monkey 1 2 A pair of octagonal vases and covers, painted with the frogs’J^ wedding—12 in. high 73 A white Hirado figure of a duck; two white glazed figures; a glazed Byzan figure of a monkey; and a glazed figure of a peasant 74 A white glazed vase, with elephant handles; a bottle, with the (L coiled dragon in relief; a double gourd-shape bottle, with a*^^ bat; and a pair of mustard-yellow crackle bowls 75 A Hirado dessert service, painted with various flowers, insects and birds, consisting of seven tazZge, thirty-six plates, eight deep At plates, and six others tyP t G Seven Kaga ware plates, with basket-work edges richly gilt; twenty-one celadon crackle dishes, with emblems in enamel; four square-shape ditto; and three dishes, with Kiri flowers X and Ho-Ho birds on brown ground 9 METAL WORK, Etc. ' p 77 A bronze vase, with ring handles and hands of cloisonne enamel ornament—12^ in. high; another vase, of similar manufacture, with palm-leaf-shaped panels of emblematical ornaments— Z' 16 in. high & 78 A fluted bronze vase, cloud handles—14^ in. high ; a vase, with monster handles ; and a seated figure of an ox „ p 79 A pair of bronze vases, and a koro and cover, en suite, with dragon handles engraved in gold, Ho-Ho birds, peonies and other t flowers—18 in. high 80 A pair of bronze vases, engraved and gilt with birds—12 in. high; a figure of a sage ; a figure of a cock ; a small ewer and cover; a small vase, with elephant handles; a circular jardiniere 0 and one other piece 81 A cinquefoil-shaped box, of russet iron, the top inlaid with a landscape of Kinkakuji in gold and silver—Komai; and a circular box, damascened in gold, by the same artist 82 An oblong russet iron box, shaped panel with landscape, in borders / A UOOO U AAWAA UUA ? DUajJCU JJCAAAV-»A VV A LAA AAA UOiUOiO , / of silver diapers, by Komai; a fan-shaped box, damascenedM^^>^ with diapers and gold and silver, circular panels by Komai ; /f and a knot-shaped box, by the same artist 83 An oval box, damascened with landscapes in gold ; a shaped box, similar, with iris; and a silver incense burner, formed as a seeding chrysanthemum 84 A silver netsuke, chased with dragons, forming a compass; two Tonquin metal-work cups and saucers; a bronze tobacco- pouch, netsuke and ojime ; a small gilt metal kettle, engraved with floral scrolls ; and an old cloisonne enamel vase, with open lip 85 A small old cloisonne enamel water-bottle; two small pierced silver spill-vases, for the “ Incense ” game; twelve silver and wood utensils for the same ; two tobacco-pouch mounts ; and two pieces of metal work B 3 *"■ -/A'’" ^ 10 LACQUER. /, /*/7 ^ 86 £ ■ /# , O 87 88 89 A gold lac box, shaped as a stork ; and two gold lac? boxes, with fruit and insects in relief t'Ci gA An oblong gold lac box, inlaid with a figure of Musume on a bridge ; another, with an oval panel of flowers and birds; and a quatrefoil-shape box, of gold lac, inlaid with storks, peoniei and lotos Sixteen gold lacquer combs, variously ornamented . Three gold lac combs; two, of natural wood, with designs in gold ; three, of tortoiseshell; a hair-pin; and a small quatrefoil- Jy ’/i / /? * & K 90 k 91 // Ji , 0 92 93 shape tray, of black lacquer, with a cottage in fiat gold A red lac sake cup, with a procession crossing a bridge; five other red lac cups; a red lac box, with musical instruments in relief; and a mask of a Musume, red lac */ , o 96 11 z 7 C ; o -0 97 A small circular gold lac stand, with rings of coloured gold; a t nashiji perfume-box, with sparrows ; a small circular gold lac box: a box, inlaid with a Chinese sage in mother-o’-pearl; an oblong box, of natural wood, lacquered with a mountain stream; three sake cups, inlaid with mother-o’-pearl; a comb, lacquered as natural wood; and two other boxes 98 A writing-box, of black lac, with a ghirkin, inlaid in the style of Korin; a natural wood tray, similarly inlaid; a shallow chi-re, of maple, lacquered with prunus; a pewter box, lacquered with cherries on a canvas grained ground; and two cylindrical boxes 99 A tray, of gold nashiji, with prunus and fir trees by a stream ; a circular tray, with Kiri and prunus-pattern crest on a wave ground; and a square-shaped tray, of clouded nashiji, with lake scene 100 An oblong box and cover, of gold nashiji, with branch of prunus ; ^ and a box, of black lac, the top decorated with a lake scene x in raised and flat gold 101 A writing-box, of black lac, clouded nashiji interior, cherry blossom in gold and silver lac; and a writing-box, of black lac, clouded nashiji interior, with basket and cut flowers in flat gold 102 A shell-shaped tray, natural wood, lacqured with shells; two . 0 boxes, similar; a basket-pattern box and cover, with a lotos inlaid with mother-o’-pearl and lead ; a red lac tray; a spill- vase, of black and brown lacquer; and three tortoiseshell boxes, lacquered in gold 103 Four small dark brown lacquer screens, with flowers and land¬ scapes in the interior in flat gold; a box, of natural wood, inlaid with a New Year’s Day ceremony in mother-o’-pearl and stained ivory; and a box, with mother-o’-pearl inlay 104 Two bowls, of black lac, with pomegranates in gold ; a bowl, of black lac, and court figures ; a bowl, black lac, coarse gold nashiji interior, with figure of Daruma ; and a bowl, of black/? . , / lac, with fir trees and bamboo in gold and nashiji B 4 12 upright panel, of blue lac, inlaid with rice and sparrows 127 A pair of upright blue lac panels, inlaid in stained ivory and mother-o’-pearl with warriors and storks; and an upright ^ panel, of black lac, inlaid with lilies, grass and sparrows and lilies; and a pair of upright panels, of black lac, ipkiid . . with convolvulus, prunus and birds SsIsZS > & v t' A pair of upright panels, of black lac, with CARVINGS IN JADE, Etc. 128 A pair of circular plaques, pale green jade, carved with figures of magicians— carved wood stands 129 A clasp, of jade, carved with a deer; a smaller ditto, with a lily; a soapstone cup; and seven smaller soapstone cups 130 A rock-crystal figure of a eat, on stand ; and three rock-crystal X. & balls 131 A pair of bangles, of pale green jade ; and a pommel of a dagger, of dark green jade inlaid with silver 132 133 C (■ 134 A pale blue and white campana-shape Wedgwood vase and cover, with band of nymphs dancing and sacrificing—10^ in. high ; // and a pair of pedestals, white marble ground—5^ in. high A black basalt tea-pot and cover, the spout formed as an eagle’s / head ; a similar ink-stand ; a bowl, with band of amorini; a saucer; and a portion of a black and white basalt jar A set ot three Davenport jardinieres, painted with roses and other flowers; a pair of Wedgwood granite vases; a Lowes¬ toft mug; a blue and w r hite inug, with view of a castle; a and two leaf-shaped trays fluted sucrier and stand 15 0 135 A set of three Gien vases, printed with flowers; a pair of Portu¬ guese faience plates ; a part of a Derby tea service, consisting of two plates, six tea-cups, two coffee-cups, six saucers, and tea-pot, cover and stand; and portion of an English willow- pattern service, consisting of tea-pot and cover and ten saucers 0 136 137 O 138 ^ 139 140 O 1 141 > 142 0 143 Twenty-three oval and circular Wedgwood plaques, framed and t/ g lazed - A pair of upright ivory panels, carved with Scriptural subjects in relief, in ebonised and gilt frames ; a panel, carved and painted with The Crucifixion; and a small steel casket, engraved with scrolls, &c. A gilt-bronze figure of Fame ; a small silver-gilt figure of an infant sculptor; an Egyptian bronze figure; and a smajl antique figure Five pairs of dark wood carved and lacquered stands; and thirty odd stands a A pair of double-handed serpentine marble vases—12 in. high ^ 144 five marble balls ; and a ball of crystal—6 in. diam. A tazza, of Derbyshire spar—12 in. diam .—on square-shape black marble base A pair of faceted candlesticks, of Dei*byshire spar—9^ in. high ’> and a tazza and cover, of Algerian onyx A pair of goblets, of jasper, on fluted vase-shape stands—6^ in. high; an agate bowl and stand; an oval tray, of matrix of amethyst; and two small agate trays A chess board, composed of various specimens of coloured stone 17 in. square End of First Bays Sale. Second Day’s Sale. j. £. /f / < {J>, , — 90+ - On THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1897, AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. CLOISONNE ENAMEL. 0 145 A pair of vases, with oval panels of birds and flowers on a brown ammonite scroll ground—11 in. high ; a pair of vases, with sprays of prunus on pale mauve ground, black necks—12 in. high ; and a pair of square-shape vases, with sprays of chrysanthemums on a dark blue avanturine ground —8-j in. high 0 146 A pair of quatrefoil-shape vases and a koro, en suite, with panels of birds in colours, flowered red border, yellow neck and foot—12 in. high 147 A globular vase, with cocks and hens on a translucent ground a —3^ in. high; a globular koro and cover, with bands and petal-shape panels of emblematical ornaments—5 in. high; a pair of vases, circular floral crests on a dark red ammonite ground—5 in. high ; and a jar and cover, with flowers on a red key-pattern ground—5 in. high 148 A pair of vases, with iris in colours on a translucent red 7 ground— in. high; pair of small pear-shaped bottles, flowers on black ground—6 in. high ; pair of globular vases, with Ho-Ho birds and crest on buff and translucent red ground—5f in. high; and a pair of bluo bottles—7 in. high ; / 17 ' , cp if CP 151 . 0 152 153 ' r O , * 154 , 0 155 . 0 156 / 157 * 149 A pair of flat-shape circular bottles, with panels of dragons and j flowers in brilliant colours—7f in. high; a pair of double gourd-shaped bottles, with butterflies on a marbled brown ground—7 in. high: a pair of barrel-shape vases, of conven¬ tional bulrushes, grey ground—7 in. high; and a pair of ^ bottles, with cocks and hens in subdued colours—7 in. high OXT 150 A pair of slender vases, with dragons in colours on black ground—12 in. high ; a pair of vases, with plum blossom, water design on a buff ground—7 in. high ; a pair of barrel- shape vases, with peonies on a brown ground—7 in. high and a pair of vases, with hydrangea and flowers in coloi on a red ground—4^ in. high A pair of cloisonne beakers, with weeping willows and birds on a pink ground; and a pair of bottles, with circular crest X in brilliant colours on a yellow ground * ' jy' ' “Zr A bowl, centre enamelled with a bunch of fruit; and an oblong /] tray, with stag and maple leaves on an avanturine ground _ //.. <■ A pair of cloisonne enamel dishes, the centres ornamented with chrysanthemums on a blue ground ; a pair, similar, with / storks on a pink ground; and a cloisonne enamel dish XffXX with a sea gull on blue ground A set of four pear-shaped enamel vases, painted with flowers on a scroll ground; and a pair of quails, of Chinese cloisonne JL enamel A Pair of Large Cloisonne Enamel Vases, with chrysanthe¬ mums, peonies and wisteria on a pale blue iground, buff neck g // and foot—43 in. high : ' A Pair of Large Cloisonnes Enamel Vases, with plum 43 in. high—on pierced open wood stands Three handles, of cloisonne enamel; a bronze basket, with similar centre; a small koro and cover, with panels of dragons on a crimson ground; and a koro, with flowers on a red key- pattern ground a 18 158 A picnic-box, black lacquer, shaped as a cottage, inlaid with storks ^ in mother-o’-pearl, and a wood carving of three deities i 159 A small cabinet, of black lac and ivory, with folding doors and ^ four drawers, inlaid with storks and flowers in mother-o’-pearl ^ f and stained ivory and gold lac; and a panel, of black lac, inlaid with two square-shape panels of court personages in / gold lac NETSUKES. / 0 / 160 A wood netsuke, carved as Daruma; eight others; two ivory , ditto; and one of Hirado porcelain 12 161 A wood netsuke of a Dutchman; five wood netsukes; and six ivory ditto Ylc'Ctj 7 ' < ' ^ 162 A wood netsuke of a pilgrim ; eight others ; and three ivory ditto^ /, # . & 163 A wood netsuke of a cooper; five others; and four ivory netsukes 10 / 164 A wood netsuke of Jurojin; seven wood and three ivory netsukes 11 * 165 A wood netsuke of a Shi-Shi; six others; two, of ivory; and /') one, of porcelain 10 ^ C / r ^ 166 A wood netsuke, of a man and woman; eight others; and two, of ivory • / r & 167 A wood netsuke, shaped as a helmet; five others; and six, of /, £ ,0 ivory 12 168 A wood netsuke, figure of a sleeping Musume; four others; and 10 Dry 10 A five, of ivory 169 A wood netsuke; a tengu hatching; five others; and four ivory -ft ditto -« 19 CARVINGS IN WOOD AND IVORY. — , 0 170 A figure of a cock, witli applique ivory feathers— glazed case sy 171 A bamboo spill vase, carved with a rocky landscape; another, (/ similar, carved with a verse of poetry; an ivory ball; seven ^ small pieces of carving ; and three ivory and ebony figures of insects 13 / 0 172 A carved wood figure of Daruma, yawning; and a wood group of two monkeys— signed 2 z 0 173 Five seated figures in carved woods, slightly inlaid with ivory— signed f Eight carved ivory masks Two small ivory masks ; and five wood ditto Nineteen carved wood painted and inlaid ivory masks ( Eight carved and painted wood masks ; an orange-wood group of 0 three masks ; and a small box and cover, formed as a mask 10 Eleven carved wood grotesque masks, slightly inlaid with mother-o’-pearl; and six, larger 17 " A carved and gilt figure of Buddha seated on a lotos leaf—30 in$s high A carved and partly gilt wood figure of a deity standing on a V monster—24 in. high Another figure, similar, holding an incense burner and a spear 25 in. high A carving, in bamboo, representing an ox with boys and peonies; a bamboo spill-vase, carved with palms and birds; a jardiniere, carved in high relief with prunus blossom and pheasants; a carved wood grotesque mask; and two other pieces ' c 183 A box, shaped as a tortoise ; another, carved as a bamboo ; an ivory box, carved in relief with a lotos; a small box and cover, formed as a temple drum; a water-bottle, carved with annular ornaments ; two daggers ; and a small ink-vase ' 180 £ , 0 181 f , O 182 20 SWORDS AND SWORD FURNITURE. / / /b, ck u (184 ^185 f86 187 188 Fifteen Tsuba, of shakudo, sbibuicbi and bronze Fourteen, similar, of pierced iron and shakudo Eight Tsuba, of shakudo, shibuichi and red bronze, inlaid with figures, &c. in gold and silver Seven, similar C/CAl /At* Three Tsuba, of shakudo, inlaid with gold and silver ; and two, ^\^ o2., , 0 189 4^ fl92 , 0 193 / - C m ' * /, o £l95 Z . /O. O 196 197 t7 , o of russet iron Five large tsuba, of bronze, decorated with figures of Daruma, &c., inlaid with gold A Tsuba, enamelled in the style of Hirata Donin; two pairs of Menuki, gilt copper; and three odd pieces A pair of swords, the scabbards of black lac; and a pair, the scabbards of avanturine lac 4 A sword, the scabbard covered with a brocade; and a pair of blades— signed —in black lacquer scabbards 3 A sword, red lac scabbard, the mounts damascened in gold; and a short sword, mounted in yellow bronze 2 Four swords 4 A helmet-breaker, in scabbard shaped as a fish; two, similar, in carved red lac sheaths ; and a dagger, shaped as a fish 4 A sword, of ivory, carved in relief with figure subjects C^Z A A dagger, shaped as a sacred sword, with engraved blade; another, the hilt and scabbard of wood shaped as a Shi Shi; another, the scabbard carved as a figure of a Chinese sage; ; , ^ /*// 198 and one, inlaid with a figure of Shoki 4 A dagger, the scabbard inlaid with the sacred fungus, mounted in red copper chased with figure of Dolruma; another, the scabbard lacquered with maple leaves, &c., mounted with red copper; and one, with coarse nashiji scabbard with fish in gold, mounted with shibuichi 3 at 21 , ^ 199 200 201 , ^ 202 y+ 203 /2 ( / 0 (2( ^204 |_205 (§06 0 (207 A dagger, black lacquer scabbard, with emblems of Kiches, tbe mounts decorated with tbe seven Gods of Good Fortune; a dagger, mounted with black lac, with a Kiri flower in gold; another, with seaweed in gold on the scabbard, mounted in copper with chased design; and a dagger, mounted in polished /J'--^6'6^*/ bone 4 A dagger, black and red lacquer scabbard mounted with shibuichi; a short sword, inlaid with the four-claw dragon in mother-o’- pearl and ivory; and a dagger, carved with peonies and radishes 3 A dagger, the scabbard of gold lac, inlaid with battle of oni and insects in mother-o’-pearl and stained ivory, mounted with^p^^* silver A dagger, with coarse nashiji scabbard mounted with silver chased with branches of prunus blossom A model of a sword stand and a pair of swords, with Tokugawa/A 0. crest , . c/ Fifteen Japanese spears, of various forms /? Fifteen, similar ^ Fifteen, similar , Eight, similar CHINA AND FAIENCE. A 0 0 208 A Byzan figure of a cow ; five snuff-bottles; two china hairpins and five other pieces ( 209 Fifteen Hirado plates, with diaper-pattern border; three Kaga ware plates, painted with figures in the centres; a cup and saucer, painted with Chinese warriors in a snow scene; a tea-pot, enamelled with fruit and flowers; a pair of stands, supported by figures of oni; and three other pieces 210 A splashed purple and buff vase— 9 in. high —carved wood stand; and two bottles, of similar splash 211 A pair of square-shape Satsuma bottles—12 in. high; a pair, smaller; a bottle, with branches of wisteria; a koro, pierced j nriTTfrY • nrmf.ViAr Tcif.li iawa! m*nn.mpri ffi • fl. DUll* of Sllltlli cover; another, with jewel ornaments; and a pair of small vases, open lips 7r /, /# , /, /^, • ?F /tf /' /s . Jt'/0. 2-. /f ' v and one, shaped as a stork t// 261 A black lac tray, with cormorants in coloured gold; an oblong gold lac tray, inlaid with storks in mother-o’-pearl; and two gold lac panels, inlaid with hydrangea and sparrows \vCkj2 t^CC */„ stained ivory and mother-o’-pearl 262 A set of three red lac sake cups, with gold interiors, wave and tortoise; another set, with sprays of flowers; another set, storks and clouds; another set, with waterfall; and one, with a figure and carp 13 INLAID WOOD PANELS. 263 CP O 264 ; 265 266 An upright panel, of blue lacquer, inlaid with cherry blossom and sparrows ; a pair of small upright panels, with bamboo and sparrows; and an upright panel, of dark wood, inlaid £) / * y with pigeons in stained ivory and mother-o’-pearl / /< & 1 / % An upright panel, of blue lacquer, inlaid with cranes and * weeping willow ; and a pair of upright panels, of black lac, inlaid with plum blossom, marguerites and birds A panel, of dark wood, lacquered and inlaid with figures playing a sen-sen and flute ; and a panel, of dark wood, inlaid with a y r vase, peonies and grapes A pair of upright panels, of light wood, inlaid with convolvulus and prunus in stained ivory and mother-o’-pearl; an oblong panel, of rough wood, inlaid with a badger and priest; and an oval panel, carved and painted with a boy riding a pack ox A pair of upright panels, of blue lac, inlaid with peonies and pigeons in stained ivory and mother-o’-pearl; and a pair ol 28 /^f 268 A pair of panels, inlaid with warriors ; a panel, of dark wood, inlaid with a cock and fox in stained ivory and mothcr-o’- pearl; and a panel, of blue lac, inlaid with prunus am waterfall in ivory and gold lac 269 A large upright panel, of light wood, inlaid with maple, chrysan¬ themums, hawk and sparrows in mother-o’-pearl and stained ivory; and a pair of upright panels, of dark wood, inlaid, with chrysanthemums and bamboo trellis % J , o 270 A pair of circular plaques, of blue lacquer, inlaid in stained ivory with a crane, thrush and wisteria ; a pair of upright blue lacquer panels, inlaid with lotos and kingfisher ; and a pair of small upright panels, of black lacquer, inlaid with iris and carnation in mother-o’-pearl O 271 A pair of upright plaques, of black lacquer, inlaid wi apples and branch of prunus in stained ivory; an upright plaque, of natural wood, inlaid with a lantern and pigeon in wood and ivory ; and an upright blue lacquer plaque, inlai with chrysanthemums and bamboo trellis in ivory 272 A pair of upright plaques, of brown lacquer, with prunus blossom, oval black lac panels in the centre, inlaid with cranes in ivory; an upright panel, of dark wood, inlaid with fans in ivory and mother-o’-pearl; and a panel, inlaid with a juggler 273 A pair of upright panels, inlaid with birds in stained ivory and mother-o’-pearl; and a pair of panels, inlaid with figures hawking A 2 KAKEMONO, EMBROIDERIES, Etc. /lT. & 274 A pair of circular paintings, landscapes, in red lac frames; and a pair of oval ditto, in similar frames 275 Five panels of embroidery of flowers, &c., on satin ground; a panel of painted velvet, of fox and geese; and a paj^bl of brocade, with peonies on a satin ground 0 29 276 A panel of brocade, with Ho-Ho birds in buff on a blue wave pattern ground, three yards long ; and two kimonos, of figured brocade 277 A panel of brocade, with peacocks in blue and brown on a buff ground ; and a kimono, of blue and brown brocade 278 Fifteen kakemonos - 279 Fifteen, similar P 280 Twenty small books of Japanese photographs DECORATIVE FURNITURE. ? 281 Three brass-bound show tables £ 282 An upright brass-bound show case 283 A circular table, on carved tripod foot, top formed as a plaque, /) inlaid with a chess-board in malachite, jasper, cornelian, &c ./U & g 284 A dark wood cabinet, containing drawers and folding doors, r yy , inlaid with the goddess Benton, mythical of floral subjects/ stained ivory and mother-o 5 -pearl 0 285 A cabinet, composed entirely of dark wood, with carved and pierced borders, containing shelves 0 286 A pair of cabinets, of light wood, inlaid with geometrical designs, > containing sliding doors, drawers and shelves FINIS. Loudon: Printed by William Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Street and Charing Cross.