Owari Style Iron Tsuba Modeled as a Crane
Japanese: Samurai: Sword Fittings Pre 1900: item #1049458 FC-203p
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An Owari style, iron tsuba expertly modeled as a crane with outstretched
wings, its body pierced in the ko-sukashi style (negative silhouette).
The mimi, edge of the tsuba, is shaped as the bird's plumage, the eyes inlaid
with gold, both providing immediate identity to this beautiful and
recognizable
motif in Japanese art. No restoration or damage, only minor
signs of wear consistent with age.
Edo Period, Japan
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Mino Goto School Daisho Tsuba Set
Japanese: Samurai: Sword Fittings Pre 1900: item #1028565 04-296p
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A classical Mino Goto School daisho tsuba set of mokko-form worked in relief
with scrolling peony vines and playful shishi in overlaid gilt and shakudo
on a finely grained nanako ground. The daisho tsuba are presented in a
custom-made
wooden display box with silken pillows and fitted lid. The tsuba set is in
excellent
condition-an exquisite addition to any collection.
Mid Edo Period, Japan
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An Iron and Multi-Metal Tsuba With Kappa
Japanese: Samurai: Sword Fittings Pre 1900: item #1000586 04-363p
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A large, squared-mokko shaped tsuba executed in iron and multi-metals with a kappa under a lotus umbrella crossing a bridge, sheets of fine rain falling diagonally, details overlaid in gold. On the reverse, rain falls over shakudo branches and gold
reeds alongside the road. This charming tsuba is in excellent condition
with very minor rust, commensurate with age.
Edo Period, Japan
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Kinko Tsuba with Cockerel Family
Japanese: Samurai: Sword Fittings Pre 1900: item #1000564 06-161p
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An extremely fine kinko tsuba of oval form with cockerel family executed in gold on a shakudo nanako ground. The cockerel family is depicted in takazogan with a generous use of minutely detailed gold in high relief. The family rummages
for food on one side and on reverse, two chicks appear to wander off tsuba's edge.
This Ishiguro school tsuba is in excellent condition with no damage or restoration.
19th Century, Japan
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