Max Rutherston offers Japanese art in many forms. While the emphasis is on netsuke, the gallery endeavours at all times to have interesting holdings of inro and other sagemono, pipe cases and tonkotsu, lacquer, ceramics, sculpture and samurai accoutrements, as well as selected Meiji period works of art.
Recent Acquisitions
- Wood netsuke of a tiger
- Ivory netsuke of a dog
- Ivory netsuke of three rats on leaves
- Wood netsuke of a hare
- A wood netsuke of a ox and oxherd
- Netsuke of oni lamenting
- Ivory netsuke of a hare
- Worn lacquered boxwood netsuke of Okame
- Wood netsuke of tanuki
- Ivory shunga netsuke of a mushroom
- Wood netsuke of a wild cat
- Ivory netsuke of a quail
- Boxwood netsuke of a thin blind man
- Stag antler netsuke of a zoomorphic ewer
- Wood shunga netsuke of a woman and child
- Ivory netsuke of a cockerel
- Ivory netsuke of a Boar sleeping on leaves
- Iwami style soft wood netsuke of a toad
- Wood netsuke of Ono no Tōfu as a frog
- Ivory netsuke of an ama
- Stained ivory netsuke of shishi with mokugyo
Multi Lingual Assistance
Forthcoming Events
