Collection of Aalderink Oriental Art

Thailand, 19 century, Ratanakosin style, a seated bronze buddha, partly gilt and laquered. Height 90 cm

Japan, 18th century a very fine chawan in the style of "Ninsei", gold laquer repairs. Height 8.8 cm

Indonesia, Timor three finely carved buffalo horn spoons. Height 35 cm (central spoon). Ex collection Prof. Dr. von Koeningswald

Sumatra, Palembang a bridal cabinet, laquered in chinese style, 19th century. Total height 170 cm

Japan, an ivory netsuke in the shape of a reclining ox with a calf, 18th century, inscribed Tomotada. Lenght 6.5 cm

Japan, 19th century, a rare hematite and coral netsuke in the shape of a south sea diver. Ex collection Buzaglo number 1. Height 9 cm
Japan, 19th century, an ivory netsuke in the shape of a flat fish with a branch of prunus. Signed Ransentei. Height: 3.3 cm

Japan, 19th century a fine covered jar Kyomizu ware. Height 32 cm

Nepal, 17th century, a répoussé plaque. Height 28 cm

Japan, 19th century, a five part inro, depicting Daruma crossing the sea on a branch of bamboo. Signed: Kajikawa and red pot seal. Height 9,5 cm

China, ca. 4th century B.C. a pair of stylized silver birds. Lenght 8 cm

Japan, Edo period (1603 - 1867), a wooden sculpture of Nyorin Kannon made in block technique. Height 50cm.

Japan, 19th century, jar in three compartments, with gold lacquer repairs. Height 26.5 cm. Ex collection Samuel Bing. See the description on the original paper in the next image.

Nepal, 17th century, a gilt copper répoussé plaque, the white Tara standing in a mandorla. Height 29.5 cm

Six ivory Netsuke, all out of the workplace from Shomin Masatami, working in the second period of the 19th century in Osaka. Signed: Masatami

An ivory kannon. Hight without base 33.5cm. Japan, second period of 19th century. Kannon is the most important Bodhisattva of the Shingon Buddhism.

Japan, 19th century, Tobacco container (Tonkotsu). Height 9.5cm. Signed Shôkin.

Japan, 19th century. Two case inro. Height 6cm.

Japan, 19th century. An ivory netsuke in the shape of Benten and Nio. Signed Zuiraku. Height 4cm

Tsuba, 19th century. Yanagawa school. Gold and silver in relief. Diameter 8.5cm

Japan, 17th century, Yoshirô school, diameter 8.2 cm

Japan, 18th century,an iron tsuba with added decoration in high relief with a large crayfish curled around the tsuba. Signed Kunihiro, The Carlo Monzino Collection, diameter 8.2 cm

Japan, 18th century, an iron tsuba in mokko form with dragons in gold and reverse in silver. Hizen, diameter 9cm

Tibet, 18th - 19th century, part of a tantric crown, height 19 cm

Japan, Edo period, a gilt bronze Katsuma, height 13 cm

Japan, 19th century, a boxwood okimono, incr. Masanao, height 8 cm

China, T'ang dynasty, a silvered bronze mirror, diameter 14 cm

Nepal, 17th - 18th century, a gilt copper repoussé, height 17 cm

Japan, begin of 19th century. An ivory netsuke in the shape of Rochinshin, one of the 108 heroes of the legend of Suikoden. Height 3cm. Signed Hakuunsai.

Japan 19th century. An ivory netsuke in the shape of a Ranryo dancer. Signed Mittsuyuki (Davey 1655). Height 5.5 cm

Japan, begin of 19th century. An ivory manju. Ex collection Buzaglo 1178. Diameter 4.5cm. Signed Kogetsu-Sai.

Japan, 19th century. An incense burner in Satsuma-ware. Height 25.5 cm

Four-case inro in Lacquer and gold. Japan, 19th century. Height 9 cm

Japan, 19th century. Raku Chawan. Ex collection Charles Gillot. Height 8.5 cm

Japan, 19th century. An ivory manju carved in sunken relief. Two shi-shi's climbing a ball. Diameter 5.5 cm. Signed Chounsai.

Japan, 19th century. Shigaraki, a badger looking like a priest. Height 16.5 cm

Japan, late Muromachi period (1392 - 1573). Tenborinto (Sutra holder). Height 43 cm

Japan, 19th century. A boxwood okimono of Gamma-Sennin holding his toad in his hands. The toad has only three legs and is said to possess magical powers. Signed Settei. Height 14 cm

Japan, 19th century. A boxwood okimono of Gamma-Sennin holding his toad in his hands. The toad has only three legs and is said to possess magical powers. Signed Settei. Height 14 cm

China, Sung dynasty 1127-1279. Bowl with incised decoration. Diameter 18cm.

China, T'ang dynasty 618 - 906. Unglazed model of guardian figure with traces of red, brown, green and black pigment (polychrome pigment). Height 33 cm

Tsuba, 18th century, bamboo in relief. Diameter 8.2 cm

Tsuba, 17th century, of oval form, the thick plate inlaid in relief with golden flower decoration. Height 7.9 cm

An ivory netsuke, the hero Gentoku on his horse Tokiro crossing the river Dankei.

Size 6cm x 6,5cm. Signed Raku-Yei-Sai.

Waraku chawan. Height 9cm. Signed 'Paul Claudel and Oshu Nohara' on 18 April 1922, Japan.