The Helen & Jack Mang Collection of Netsuke

Kyoto School. Kyoto, Late 18th century. , Late 18th century. The eyes are inlaid in black and the mouth is open, the paws meet to clutch a ball. Un

Deme Family, Tokyo, Late 18th century. , Late 18th century. The first, a Beshimi type, with eye in gold lacquer, signed on the crossbar, Deme Uman,

By Toman, Tokyo, Late 18th/early 19th cent , Late 18th / early 19th century. A Fugu and an Aji, resting together head to tail. The two fish are nic

Tokyo, Late 18th century. , Late 18th century. The first, by Jobun, a child's netsuke, Mask of Ofuku, signed on the cross bar without reserve,...

Inagawa family, Tokyo, Late 18th century. , Late 18th century. A covered bowl of black wood (kaki?) with a simulated crack and lacquer repair with a

Late Miwa, Tokyo, Late 18th/early 19th cent , Late 18th / early 19th century. The Nuye's stripes are carved in ukibori and several teeth are i...

Attributed to Chosai Miwa II, Tokyo, Late 18th century. , Late 18th century. With bulging eyes inlaid in ivory with black pupils, standing over mon

Signed Miwa, Tokyo, Late 18th century. , Late 18th century. Seated in front of a large book that he uses for recording sins, his teeth are inlaid in

Attributed to Zaiyei Miwa (3rd), Tokyo, Late 18th century. , Late 18th century. Seated with a drum in front of him, the eyes of the mask are inlaid

Tokyo, The first, Attributed to Zaiyel Miwa 3rd, late 18th century, a group of the three wise monkeys, seated in an unusual position. Signed in an