At first glance I think most of them are real and there's a couple of nice ones in the mix for sure.
Plus FA (style/type or possibly designer) and model number
I think you will find the name to be Meizan.
The phoenix design is a typical Tang dynasty interpretation, your piece is Chinese.
seriously though, these are the seven lucky gods. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Lucky_Gods BTW it looks to me that all this Ivory is post...
photos are ok, edit the last post to full size from thumbnails though so people can see them without having to click on them.
The design is Chinese, ancient, not sure of item's age
The other one is busy with a lady in the other thread.
Japanese - not sure of age but I suspect last 1/4 20thc
looks good to me but WDIK
KFC decor!
Your photographs are not sharp enough or enlarged enough to tell whether this is a print or an original watercolour. The matting has what we call...
Old boxes aren't made of solid wood and are usually veneered and far more lightly built.
Even as a recut (most in this condition are) it will have some value. It was probably produced by Watanabe.
I wouldn't call this a sarcophagus shape but WDIK from sarcophagi ...to me this looks like a too-heavily built fairly modern box - pier 1 or cost...
looks like recut of an Utamaro
I thought that at first but from the pic it looks like you'd have to be very tall to use it as a prayer chair, giant even. I'd date this to c....
Why not make a chastity belt instead?
These are typically sold as Georgian style wash stands
This looks reminiscent of a book illustration, check illustrators for a Beaumont.
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