Silver, Glass, Ceramics and Asian Art

No maker's mark, .800 fine, stamped GERMANY, late 19th/early 20th century. The dish with lattice sides and floral swag decoration overlay, figu...

Maker's mark poorly struck, early 19th century. Of rectangular form with a repoussŽ country scene on the hinged lid, opens to reveal a gilt int...

Indistinct maker's mark, .830 fine, early 20th century. The pitcher with plain silver neck, angular C-scroll handle and hinged domed lid, with ...

Bearing pseudo marks, Hanau, late 19th century. After a design by J.A. Meissonnier, the baluster form cooler with mythical sea creature handles suppo

Contemporary, c.1970, Japan. Carved from African ivory, depicting a muscular elephant with trunk raised, having inlaid yellow eyes. Signed Kangyoku

Contemporary, c.1970, England. Carved from boxwood, the rat has black inlaid eyes. Signed MW [Michael Webb]. Each hair on body individually painted

Contemporary, c.1978, Japan. A depiction of a cat carved from boxwood, wearing a yellow tortoise shell collar and having inlaid eyes, peering eagerly

Showa period, 1926-1989, Japan. Both carved from ivory, the first, depicting the monkey Songoku from the Saiyuki adventures, who realized he cannot e

Contemporary, c.1960, Japan. Ivory netsuke with two entwined Manchurian cranes, each having inlaid yellow eyes and amber-coloured inlaid oval in head