The Helen & Jack Mang Collection of Netsuke

By Fusho, Mid 19th century. Somewhat reticulated. Signed on the reverse in a rectangular reserve, Fusho. 1 3/4in (4.5cm). Provenance: Sotheby'...

Mid/late 19th century. The first, ivory of a flying Tennin, her body curled backwards so that the feet form a circle. Signed Gensai. 1 1/2in (3.9cm

By Genko, Mid 19th century. Signed on the underside in an oval reserve, Genko. 1 1/4in (3.2cm).

Late 19th century. Signed on the underside, Satsuki to, or, Gogetsu to. 2 1/8in (5.4cm). Provenance: Ex Richards collection. Purchased from R. Kosch

By Gyokushi, Early 19th century. Sitting cross-legged atop a taiko drum, smoking a pipe which is made of bone, his eyes are double-inlaid in antelo

The first, by Gyokusho, mid 20th century, ivory crane dancer. Signed, Gyokusho. 2 1/8in (5.3cm). The second, mid 19th century, wood of an octopus a

By Gyokutoshi. Mid 19th century. A grouping of eight (?) Shutendoji as priests clambering over a large conch shell. Signed on the underside between

Inscribed Gyokuzan, The first, mid 19th century, a wood Mongolian carrying a large cucumber, the whole encrusted with jewels. Inscribed on an inlai

Mid 19th century. The first, by Shuko Hidemitsu, a sparrow with upswept tail and gold lacquer featherwork. Signed on the underside of the tail, Hid

Attributed to Hizan. Mid 19th century. The grain of the bamboo is shown to great advantage as it radiates downward from the center of the nicely po