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    • Ishikawa Komei (1852-1913) attributed, Okimono "Man with lantern", ivory carved and fine engraved, bottom with lacquer seal signature "Kômei", around 1900, h. 15,4cm, various defects and restorations, permission according to art. 10d VO (EG 338/97)
      Nov. 25, 2023

      Ishikawa Komei (1852-1913) attributed, Okimono "Man with lantern", ivory carved and fine engraved, bottom with lacquer seal signature "Kômei", around 1900, h. 15,4cm, various defects and restorations, permission according to art. 10d VO (EG 338/97)

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      Ishikawa Komei (1852-1913) attributed, Okimono "Man with lantern", ivory carved and fine engraved, bottom with lacquer seal signature "Kômei", around 1900, h. 15,4cm, various defects and restorations, permission according to art. 10d VO (EG 338/97) is available, no export outside the EU Ishikawa Komei (1852-1913) zugeschrieben, Okimono "Mann mit Laterne", Elfenbein geschnitzt und fein graviert, Boden mit Lacksiegel Signatur "Kômei", um 1900, H. 15,4cm, diverse Defekte und Restaurierungen, Genehmigung nach Art. 10d VO (EG 338/97) liegt vor, kein Export außerhalb der EU

      Kendzia
    • A WOOD FIGURE OF A KIRIN By Ishikawa Komei (1852–1913), Meiji (1868-191
      May. 11, 2017

      A WOOD FIGURE OF A KIRIN By Ishikawa Komei (1852–1913), Meiji (1868-191

      Est: £15,000 - £20,000

      A WOOD FIGURE OF A KIRIN By Ishikawa Komei (1852–1913), Meiji (1868-1912) or Taisho (1912-1926) era, early 20th century Standing with its head turned to the right looking upward, the pupils inlaid in dark horn, its tail curved around its right leg, the fur and flame markings carved in delicate low relief, signed on the tail Komei; with a wood storage box (an old paper label with inscriptions inside the box). 41.2cm x 28cm (16¼in x 11in). (3).

      Bonhams
    • A TOKYO-SCHOOL IVORY OKIMONO FIGURE OF A SCHOLAR By Ishikawa Komei (1852-19
      Nov. 10, 2016

      A TOKYO-SCHOOL IVORY OKIMONO FIGURE OF A SCHOLAR By Ishikawa Komei (1852-19

      Est: £1,500 - £2,000

      A TOKYO-SCHOOL IVORY OKIMONO FIGURE OF A SCHOLAR By Ishikawa Komei (1852-1913), Meiji era (1868-1912), late 19th/early 20th century Standing with a pensive expression, wearing a conventional scholar’s cap and robes, his right hand raised, signed beneath with two chiselled characters Komei with a kao. 27.1cm (10 5/8in) high.

      Bonhams
    • AN IVORY OKIMONO OF A MONKEY AND FROG By Ishikawa Komei (Mitsuaki) (1852-1913)
      Mar. 22, 2016

      AN IVORY OKIMONO OF A MONKEY AND FROG By Ishikawa Komei (Mitsuaki) (1852-1913)

      Est: $4,000 - $6,000

      AN IVORY OKIMONO OF A MONKEY AND FROG By Ishikawa Komei (Mitsuaki) (1852-1913)

      Bonhams
    • ISHIKAWA KOMEI (1852-1913) JAPANESE. A SUPERB 19TH
      Oct. 24, 2013

      ISHIKAWA KOMEI (1852-1913) JAPANESE. A SUPERB 19TH

      Est: £20,000 - £30,000

      ISHIKAWA KOMEI (1852-1913) JAPANESE. A SUPERB 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD TOKYO SCHOOL OKIMONO depicting a seated ape holding aloft a falling snail, exceptionally modelled with one hand raised and the other resting, upon a burr wood base. Ivory 7ins x 5ins. Note: Ishikawa Komei is widely regarded as the finest master carver working in Japan, appointed as an artist to the imperial household in 1890.

      John Nicholson's Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers
    • Ivory pipecase By Ishikawa Komei (Tokyo, c.1850-1913)
      Sep. 16, 2009

      Ivory pipecase By Ishikawa Komei (Tokyo, c.1850-1913)

      Est: $6,000 - $8,000

      By Ishikawa Komei (Tokyo, c.1850-1913) Of muso-zutsu form, carved in low relief with two horses grazing beside an overhanging cherry tree, signed Komei and sealed Ishi 9in (22.9cm)

      Bonhams
    • TIGER AND CUBS BY ISHIKAWA KOMEI
      Jul. 13, 2006

      TIGER AND CUBS BY ISHIKAWA KOMEI

      Est: £8,000 - £8,500

      TOKYO 3.5cm., 1 3/8 in. Tokyo, 1852-1913 The tiger seated, three small cubs playing at her side while another clambers on her back, on a wood base, simulating rockwork with patches of moss inlaid in pale wood and hardstones. Signed on an inlaid pearl tablet Komei Wood and ivory PROVENANCE W.L. Behrens Collection, no.1556, illustrated in the catalogue, pl.XXIX Guest Collection, no.1574 Corbin Collection M.T. Hindson Collection LITERATURE Illustrated, The Meinertzhagen Card Index, p.379. Illustrated, Neil K. Davey, Netsuke, p.139, no.416.

      Sotheby's
    • A Pair of Gilt-Bronze Models of Guardian Dogs ( Komainu )
      Mar. 24, 2003

      A Pair of Gilt-Bronze Models of Guardian Dogs ( Komainu )

      Est: $6,000 - $8,000

      Meiji period (late 19th century), with seal Hondo gishiin Ishikawa Komei [Ishikawa Komei (1852-1913)] Cast as seated guardians with fierce expressions, their mouths forming the mantra syllables ah and um, their manes and tails with thick curls, the entire surface gilded; with seal on base of each 13in. (33cm.) high each (2) NOTES Ishikawa Komei is considered one of the best carvers in the new Western style. Trained also as a painter in the Kano style he later became a professor at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts and he was appointed to the prestigious role of imperial artist. He co-founded the Kankokai Craft Company with sculptor Kaneda Kenjiro in 1877. His work in metal casting is rare. SALESROOM NOTICE Please note the seal is read as "Teishitsu gigeiin Ishikawa Komei".

      Christie's
    • An Outstanding Okimono Netsuke
      Jun. 19, 2002

      An Outstanding Okimono Netsuke

      Est: $3,000 - $4,500

      Signed Komei (Ishikawa Komei of Tokyo, 1852-1913), Meiji Period (Late 19th Century) Katabori, ivory; a lively study of a chubby Japanese toddler dressed in a coat tied at the back in a large bow, sitting on the ground supporting his weight on his left hand, his right hand holding up a doll representing Daruma, the founder of Zen Buddhism, the himotoshi formed by a large and a small hole in the base on either side of part of the bow tying his coat, signed with incised and stained characters on the hem of the coat by his left foot Komei 1 7/8 x 1 9/16in. (4.6 x 3.9 cm.) NOTES For an example of a standard-sized figure of a child playing with the face handled in a very similar manner, by Yoshida Homei (a pupil of Komei), see Joe Earle, Splendors of Imperial Japan, Masterpieces of the Meiji Period from the Khalili Collection (London, 2002), cat. no. 276.

      Christie's
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