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The Edward Wrangham Collection of Japanese Art

Part III
15 May 2012 | starting at 10:30 BST | with lot 1
15 May 2012 | starting at 14:30 BST | with lot 184
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A lacquer single-case inro By Shibata Zeshin (1807-1891), Meiji PeriodA lacquer single-case inro By Shibata Zeshin (1807-1891), Meiji Period. Sold for £301,250 inc. premium
A silver lacquer four-case inro By Koma Kansai, after a design by Sakai Hoitsu, 19th centuryA silver lacquer four-case inro By Koma Kansai, after a design by Sakai Hoitsu, 19th century. Sold for £85,250 inc. premium
A very rare black lacquer two-case inro The inro by Koma Yasuaki, 19th century, the netsuke by Ikkyu, 19th centuryA very rare black lacquer two-case inro The inro by Koma Yasuaki, 19th century, the netsuke by Ikkyu, 19th century. Sold for £58,850 inc. premium
A black lacquer three-case inro By Ogawa Haritsu (Ritsuo, 1663-1747), 18th centuryA black lacquer three-case inro By Ogawa Haritsu (Ritsuo, 1663-1747), 18th century. Sold for £51,650 inc. premium
A rare brown lacquer ink-cake-shaped three-case inro By Kengen, School of Ogawa Ritsuo, 18th centuryA rare brown lacquer ink-cake-shaped three-case inro By Kengen, School of Ogawa Ritsuo, 18th century. Sold for £46,850 inc. premium
An inlaid brown lacquer two-case inro By Jikan Ganbun, 19th centuryAn inlaid brown lacquer two-case inro By Jikan Ganbun, 19th century. Sold for £44,450 inc. premium
A gold lacquer unusual four-case inro By Mototada, 19th centuryA gold lacquer unusual four-case inro By Mototada, 19th century. Sold for £39,650 inc. premium
A rare brown lacquer three-case inro By Yamada Jokasai and Yosei, 19th centuryA rare brown lacquer three-case inro By Yamada Jokasai and Yosei, 19th century. Sold for £32,450 inc. premium
A lacquer four-case inro By Jitokusai Gyokuzan, 19th centuryA lacquer four-case inro By Jitokusai Gyokuzan, 19th century. Sold for £27,500 inc. premium
A black lacquer three-case inro By Mizutani Shutoho, dated Horeki nensei (1751-1764), 18th centuryA black lacquer three-case inro By Mizutani Shutoho, dated Horeki nensei (1751-1764), 18th century. Sold for £27,500 inc. premium

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An iron sukashi tsuba Mito School, 18th century
An iron tsuba Soten School, 18th century
A brass tsuba Hizen School, early 19th century
Two iron tsuba Murakami and Hizen Schools, 18th/19th century
An iron tsuba Murakami School, late 18th/early 19th century
A shakudo fuchi-gashira Murakami School, 19th century
A shibuichi tsuba Yanagawa School, 19th century
A shibuichi kozuka Yanagawa School, 19th century
A shibuichi tsuba By Yanagawa Naoharu, after Somin, Yanagawa School, 19th century
A shakudo kozuka Iwamoto School, 19th century
A shibuichi tsuba Iwamoto School, 19th century
A shibuichi kozuka Yokoya School, 19th century
A shibuichi tsuba Yokoya School, 19th century
Two bakumatsu brass tsuba Otsuki School, Meiji Period
A silver bakumatsu tsuba Haruaki School, Meiji Period
A dark shibuichi tsuba Tsu School, 19th century
A pale shibuichi tsuba Attributed to Morikawa Masakage (died c.1875), Tanaka School, 19th century
A large copper tsuba Attributed to Funada Ikkin, after Tsuchiya Yasuchika, 19th century
An iron tsuba By Kawarabayashi Hidekuni (1825-1891), 19th century
An iron tsuba By Iwai Yoshimichi, early 19th century
A sentoku tsuba By Sadayasu, late 18th century
A rare iron sukashi tsuba By Noda Mitsuhiro, late 18th century
A brass bakumatsu tsuba Kano style, Meiji Period
A copper kozuka Ishiguro School, 19th century
A silver kozuka Furukawa School, 19th century
A shibuichi kozuka Rinsendo School, 19th century
A shibuichi kozuka Sekijoken School, 19th century
A shakudo kozuka Kato School, 19th century
A brass kozuka Attributed to Kurowa Katsutoshi, late 18th/early 19th century
A shibuichi kozuka Attributed to Yatsuji Katsusada (died c.1870), 19th century
A copper kozuka By Wada Isshin, (1814-1882), 19th century
A European ivory carving of a priest converted to a netsuke 17th/18th century
A kurogaki-wood netsuke of a lotus-seed pod After Ritsuo, 19th century
A wood netsuke of a mermaid and young Late 18th century
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