Chest with a flat lid. 1630/50

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EUR 50,000

Cutlery box. Circa 1730/80

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EUR 7,500

Vanity vase with red edges – Sumiaka Tebako. 18th/19th Century

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EUR 2,500

Grazing Horse. 2nd half of the 18th Century

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EUR 1,750

Five horses, lying and standing together. 2nd half of the 19th Century

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EUR 1,625

Hare with red eyes. Mid-19th Century

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EUR 1,875

Cockerel, picking at the ground in a bamboo grove. 19th Century

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EUR 625

Large tortoise with a small tortoise on his back. Late 18th Century

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EUR 625

Toad. 19th Century

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EUR 500

A nibbling rat. Late 18th Century

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EUR 625

Two doves, sitting on an ivy-covered drum. 2nd half of the 19th Century

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EUR 500

Hotei, carrying a bag over his shoulder. Early 19th Century

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EUR 625

Smiling Sarumawashi (monkey dancer). Early 19th Century

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EUR 625

Ebisu, laying on a catfish (Namazu). 19th Century

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EUR 625

Shepherd boy playing the flute with baskets on an Ox. Mid-19th Century

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EUR 625

Enshi with a deer's hide drawn over his head - one of the 24 paragons of filial piety. Mid-19th Century

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EUR 1,000

Manjū: Shepherd boy playing the flute. Circa 1850/60

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EUR 625