A few examples of appraisal values for
JAPANESE OJIME IVORY BEADS

• A Fine Collection of Sixty-Seven
  A Fine Collection of Sixty-Seven Japanese Ivory Bone and Wood Ojime Beads late Edo/early Meiji Period 19th c. variously carved lacquered inlaid applied and stained many signed average height 3/4 in.
• GROUP OF JAPANESE OJIME BEADS Group
  GROUP OF JAPANESE OJIME BEADS Group of Japanese ojime beads, comprising eight mix-metal beads with four beads signed or marked, now strung with 38 gilt filigree spherical beads to form a necklace, 17.5" l.
• Group of 13 various Japanese
  Group of 13 various Japanese ojime beads comprised of beads made from porcelain, glass, ceramic and lacquer; some pitting on porcelain beads; largest W 1" (approx.)
• GROUP OF JAPANESE OJIME BEADS Group
  GROUP OF JAPANESE OJIME BEADS Group of Japanese ojime beads, comprising 31 copper alloy beads and three silver beads of various motifs with three signed or marked beads, now strung as a necklace, 24" l.
• A Japanese Lacquer Inro With
  A Japanese Lacquer Inro With Ojime Bead Laquer inro composed of five interlocked sections decorated on exterior with a landscape and a field worker; fitted with a carved wood ojime bead with dragon and tiger motif.
• A Group of Chinese and Japanese
  A Group of Chinese and Japanese Accessories including three Chinese wooden boxes one Japanese carved ojime bead and four small turquoise-colored beads (8 pcs.)
• JAPANESE TURTLE INROCarved ivory
  JAPANESE TURTLE INROCarved ivory Inro in the form of a turtle, the Ojime cord fastener bead in the form of two smaller turtles, all on a silk cord. Hand carved box approx. 2-1/2"L. Please note: The item is carved from antique, pre-ban African elephant ivory. The item can be shipped only where allowed by law. See images for more details on condition. shipping info This item can be shipped in-house.
• A Set of Twelve Ivory 'Zodiac'
  A Set of Twelve Ivory 'Zodiac' Ojime Beads, Meiji Period (1868-1912) Carved as the twelve zodiac animals in spherical forms; total weight 50 grams each diameter 0.7 in — 1.8 cm
• A COLLECTION OF JAPANESE OJIME some
  A COLLECTION OF JAPANESE OJIME some carved and moulded, together with glass bead examples (28) Provenance: Purchased from Lawrences, 08/09/2020, lot 718, £210. Now the property of a deceased Estate from West Dorset.
• JAPANESE OJIME BEAD NECKLACE WITH
  JAPANESE OJIME BEAD NECKLACE WITH NETSUKE Meiji Period Carved Bead Necklace, c. 1900, with wooden and stone ojime beads, plus a charming carved tagua nut netsuke depicting two puppies, 24 1/2" long, netsuke: 1 5/8" x 1 5/8". Good condition.
• (2) JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY
  (2) JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY INRO One carved with a Writhing Dragon with a small dragon head ojime bead, the other in the form of a Frog with a smaller frog ojime bead, both about 3" tall, replaced brown silk cords.
• Japanese Ivory Okimonoof an old
  Japanese Ivory Okimonoof an old musician holding a stringed instrument and a straw basket unique open mouth expression inset red artist seal to underside with carving sold with hardwood stand.Ivory 8 in.; HOA 9.25 in.Several tight hairlines expected toning area of loss to straw basket loss to neck of instrument.
• A Carved Ivory Bead Necklace with A
  A Carved Ivory Bead Necklace with A Geisha Figure Carved ivory bead necklace strung with alternating 9.5 mm and 3.5 mm beads and accented with a carved ivory geisha figure highlighted with red and black pigments.
• Japanese Ivory Okimono
  Japanese Ivory Okimono Estimate:$1,500-$2,000
• Japanese one case wood inro with
  Japanese one case wood inro with carved ivory and bronze coin motif, and carved ojime. 2 1/2"H. The elephant ivory used in this lot was legally imported into the United States. This item will only be shipped domestically.
• Japanese Ivory Okimono
  Japanese Ivory Okimono Estimate:$2,000-$3,000
• A Group of Asian Accessories
  A Group of Asian Accessories including three Chinese wooden boxes one Japanese carved ojime bead and four small turquoise-colored beads (8 pcs.)
• A Collection of Three Ojime
  A Collection of Three Ojime comprising a carved ivory spherical example depicting a tiger a silvered metal cylindrical example and a carved wood head of a man all strung on a silk knotted cord. Length of longest 1 1/8 inches.
• 3 CARVED OJIME3 Carved ivory ojime-
  3 CARVED OJIME3 Carved ivory ojime- 2 by Akira Kawahara, with inlaid eyes, in the Katabori style; 1 of Daruma, signed Goichi.
• Japanese Wood and Ivory
  Japanese Wood and Ivory Okimono Estimate:$600-$800
• JAPANESE IVORY ITEMS, INCL NETSUKE
  JAPANESE IVORY ITEMS, INCL NETSUKE
• Japanese Carved Ivory OkimonoFinely
  Japanese Carved Ivory OkimonoFinely carved to depict a villager with bundle of sticks and basket of flowers now raised on hardwood stand under display globe 12''H including stand circa late 19th/early 20th century.Condition: Both arms seem to have been reapplied. Several areas of cracking commensurate with age.Property of a Ruby Michigan family.
• A group of various Japanese
  A group of various Japanese metalworks including two tsuba, three ojime beads, one minuke and one miniature container
• Two Noh Mask Ivory Netsuke back
  Two Noh Mask Ivory Netsuke back to back including Daruma and Shikami a spherical ivory Ojime & two cylindrical Peking glass beads all on original cords.
• A Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono
  A Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono of a Basket Seller the figure depicted with his mouth open calling out his wares with multiple baskets strung from his shoulder yoke having tea stained decoration throughout and raised on a shaped base. Height 7 inches.
• Two Japanese Geisha Ivory
  Two Japanese Geisha Ivory Okimonosearly 20th century both signed on the base well carved and embellished by subtle gilt and polychrome highlights.7 in.Light wear to highlights.
• Japanese Polychromed Painted
  Japanese Polychromed Painted Ivory OkimonoDelicately polychromed lacquered early 20th century Japanese ivory okimono of a traditional beauty dressed in ornate kimono with lotus blossom crashing waves and other designs and wearing a red headdress holding a parasol carved out of a separate piece of ivory together with an ivory basket holding what appears to be brooms.Important Traverse City Michigan Collection.
• Cloisonne oval beads decorated with
  Cloisonne oval beads decorated with Geisha
• Inro With Ojimie & Netsuke Five
  Inro With Ojimie & Netsuke Five compartment inro with raden work in mother of pearl, double sided with scene of seated student and scholar, verso with village in landscape. Purple silk cord with mixed metal ojimie bead and a very nice sea shell netsuke of carve wood, lacquered with inlay mixed stones of starfish, clam and shell., signed approx. 1-3/4"L.
• * A Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono
  * A Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono of a Lady polychrome decorated the lady depicted wearing a traditional sandogasa and holding a leafy stalk over one shoulder the other hand holding a bachi signed to the underside. Height 7 3/4 inches.
• Group of Japanese Ivory
  Group of Japanese Ivory Okimono Estimate:$5,000-$7,000
• JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO OF BASKET
  JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO OF BASKET SELLER. - 6 1/4 in. high.
• Japanese Ivory Netsuke
  Japanese Ivory Netsuke Estimate:$400-$600
• Japanese Ivory Accessories Plus
  Japanese Ivory Accessories Plus Japanese 20th century.  An assembled four-piece group of carved ivory accessories including a pair of carved and inked mythological beasts  a small pendant with snake carved in low relief  with incised 1941 1953 1965 1977  and 1989 on verso  a disc-shaped netsuke with figure in low relief signed on verso PLUS a lacquerware inro with ivory bead PLUS a sterling lidded box with inlaid apple jade Buddha marked Sterling; inro lg. 3 in. International shipping is not available for this item. This item will only be shipped within the United States except to California. Condition: Age cracks to ivory.  Wear to inro.
• 2 JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE, MONKEYS
  2 JAPANESE IVORY NETSUKE, MONKEYS
• Japanese ivory okimono , carving of
  Japanese ivory okimono , carving of man holding two sticks attached to rope draped over his neck, base with two-character mark, 4-1/2 in., late 19th century. Two tight drying cracks, otherwise excellent condition.