Edo period (1615-1868) and Showa era (1926-1989), 19th and 20th century Comprising a lacquered-wood model of an inkstone in the form of a courtier with an umbrella, possibly the poet Ono no Tofu, signed Tokisada koku (Nakamura Masatoshi), and inscribed Saga no suzuri; a Negoro-style lacquer bell decorated with the characters Ekirei (Post-station bell) and signed Shusai; a Negoro-style lacquer model of an oshidori (duck); a Negoro-style lacquer mask netsuke of demon; a gold-lacquer model of a bucket in waves, applied with a silver ring himotoshi; a hako-style lacquer netsuke decorated with toys in iro-e takamaki-e on an aogai ground, signed Yokei and with a kao; a circular hako lacquer netsuke decorated with family crests and ferns in gold hiramaki-e on a brown-lacquer ground, signed Yoyusai; a porcelain model of two handscrolls decorated in polychrome enamels and gilt; a stag-antler model of a tengu's head, the eyes inlaid in ebony; a stag-antler model of a kinchaku (purse) carved with archaistic Chinese characters 2 5/8in (6.6cm) high, the largest