ϒGenko: An Ivory Netsuke of the Tongue-Cut Sparrow, the bird carved in the usual stylised form with details of plumage and legs etched in black, the eyes inlaid in pale horn, signed in a rounded reserve Genko, 19th Century; A Japanese Ivory Netsuke/Okimono depicting a man plunging his horse into swirling waves beneath which a further figure can be seen, signed Kozan, Meiji-Taisho era; An Ivory Netsuke of a seated boar, the eyes inlaid, signed on a reserve beneath Toshiyama (), first half of 20th Century; And an Ivory Okimono of a kneeling man with a mallet across his shoulder and a basket of tools behind him, three crabs prepare to climb him, unsigned, Meiji Period (4)ϒIndicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see ourTerms & Conditionsfor more information.