Miniature Model Gun Used as a Netsuke

Model Miniature Gun (Netsuke)

Hand Cannon Used as Wall Piece

Hand Cannon Used as Wall Piece

Incense burner, used as tea caddy

Incense burner used as tea caddy

Small jar used as tea caddy

Netsuke [Daikoku as a puppeteer]

Mino or Seto ware ewer, used as tea caddy

Kiln Furniture (?): Ceramic Fragment Possibly used as a Kiln-Stacking Tool

Italian monument in Libya used as NZ HQ

Small jar used as tea caddy, named "Mizai"

Tea caddy, in jar shape, used as bottle for candy pellets

Fragment of unglazed clay dish used as stacking tool

Basin, used as tea ceremony water jar

A stained ivory netsuke carved as a skeleton

Shodai ware rice bowl, used as tea bowl

Royal Palace, Caserta, Italy, used as a servicemen's hostel during World War 2

Netsuke in shape of gun and container

Fragment of wall and rim of unglazed saucer used as stacking tool

Miniature metal two-case inro with ojime and netsuke of a sennin

Fragment of dish used as stacking tool, with fragment of dish adhering to upper surface

Mortar Used for Millet

Netsuke: Sarumawashi [A monkey trainer]

[Typical bow used by a samurai]