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Home Page https://www.jncohen.com/index.html About 'The Cohen Collection' and 'In Search of Netsuke & Inro' https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/01About.htm What the Specialists have written https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/03Specialists.htm Introductions to 'The Trudy and John Cohen Collection' https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/02_intro.htm The Entire Chinese Collection https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/004Chinese.htm The Entire Chinese Collection With the Descriptions https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/004Snuff.htm The Entire Japanese Collection https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/008Japanese.htm The Entire Japanese Collection With the Descriptions https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/008Netsuke.htm The Chinese Snuff Bottle Collection https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/004Snuff.htm The Chinese Pendant Collection https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/005Pendants.htm Jade and Chinese Carvings https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/006Jade.htm The Original Photographs of The Entire Chinese Collection https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/Original-Large-Photos/001Chinese.htm The Original Photographs of The Entire Japanese Collection https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/Original-Large-Photos/002Japanese.htm Quotes by Neil K. Davey, Robert Hall, Richard Marchant, Asaph Hyman, Clare Chu and Michael Dean. https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/quotes.htm Signatures and Seals found in The Trudy and John Cohen Collection including In Search of Netsuke and Inro. https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/012sig-seal.htm The Japanese Netsuke https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/008Netsuke.htm The Japanese Zodiac Netsuke in Ivory and Wood https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/008netsuke-zodiac.htm To see a Random Selection https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/Asian_Selection.htm Antique Links https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/links.html The Japanes Inro Collection Complete with Ojime and Netsuke https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/009Inro.htm Japanese Lacquer Boxes, Combs and Others https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/010Lacquer.htm Japanese Ojime https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/013Ojime.html The Japanese Ivory and Other Items https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/011Ivory.htm Chinese Miscellaneous Items https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/007Misc.htm British Pathe Video 1956 of George and Betty Cohen with Their Collection https://www.britishpathe.com/asset/36002/ Quotes relating to 'The Trudy and John Cohen Collection' https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/quotes.htm Signatures and Seals Found in 'The Trudy and John Cohen Collection' also in 'In Search of Netsuke and Inro https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/012sig-seal.html Useful Related Links https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/links.htm 'In Search of Netsuke and Inro' https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/6Dad.htm Introduction by Douglas J. K. Wright to 'In Search of Netsuke and Inro' https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/George/04Page.htm Contents Page of 'In Search of Netsuke and Inro' https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/George/02Page.htm Early Days https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/George/05Page.htm Surprise Netsuke https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/George/16Page.htm Netsuke Carvers https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/George/86Page.htm Lacquer Artists https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/George/87Page.htm Netsuke Illustrations https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/George/22Page.htm Okimono Illustrations https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/George/43Page.htm Wood Netsuke https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/George/44Page.htm Inro https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/George/54Page.htm Lacquer Boxes https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/George/79Page.htm Ceremonial Dagger https://www.jncohen.com/_antiques/George/84Page.htm
Articles for new collectors ARTICLES Referring to Snuff bottles Magical stone pictures How to avoid mistakes buying snuff bottles & the use of flaws to create pictures. Sensations in glass All about how to assess the different types of glass snuff bottles. Collecting & Bribery The largest collection in China formed with bribes and tips on what to look out for. Heavy stones that really float! How antique jade, quartz and other heavy stones really can float in water. Collecting only unique Chinese antiques Describes various advantages in buying only the finest antiques. Amazing pictures from flaws in stones! How natural inclusions were formed in to pictures on stone snuff bottles. Inside Painted Chinese Snuff Bottles Describes what aspects of inside painted snuff bottles intrigue the author most. Referring to Japanese Lacquer and Netsuke Sprinkled Pictures All about lacquer and how pictures were formed by sprinkling rather than with a brush. The fascination of inro & boxes What inro are (how worn), about the artists and choice of subject matter. Netsuke, ojime & inro really belong together Why they belong together although often collected separately. Keeping and handling Japanese inro How to avoid the most common ways of damaging lacquer. Netsuke cord holes (himotoshi) About inspecting and recognising antique netsuke by the cord holes. Published in 'EuroNetsuke' Edition 62, 'Buying Antiques at Auction or from Dealers?' Page 53. Referring to Asian Antiques Articles About Collecting Asian Antiques Invaluable information by John N. Cohen. Chains Carved Out of a Single Piece of Jade Rock - Jade Chain Vases About the incredible skills in carving Chinese jade vases with covers connected by a chain, where everything has been carved out of just one stone! Some of the Wealthiest Chinese are Now Investing in 18^th Century Jade! Jade prices have broken records because of investors in 18^th Century Jade. Collecting and Buying Values Describes how, why, and what to collect and how John related values. Buying Antiques in Auctions or From Dealers Guidance and tips on buying antiques from dealers, or in auction. Finding the Best Bargains of All Can Be So Surprising! The most expensive antiques became the best bargains! Asian Antiques and The Economic Crisis Why Asian antiques are still breaking records.
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