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Kurikata

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  1. Thank you Steve, This signature is inscribed on a tsuba. Thank you for your interest.
  2. Hi I don't know if it is a signature or a poem ? Can someone help in translating these kanji ? Thank you
  3. Thank you Thomas and John for your interest. I found a Naga Toshi in Haynes. Might be this name.... but this third kanji still is unknown to me.
  4. Hi, I need another help. I think the two first Kanji read NAGA TOSHI (please be kind enough to confirm). But what is the third one ? This fence-shaped kanji is an enigma to me. Thank you all
  5. Thank you Peter! You were fast ! Here it is , I can recognize the kanji as 浜野 矩随
  6. Hi, I recognized one Kanji being "NORI" but I cannot find the other ones. Can someone help me ? Thank you
  7. Similar one with a copper base.https://drouot.com/e...chool-shippo-yaki-cl
  8. Thank you Jeremiah and Franco for your interest in my kozuka. I hope more members will give their views on it.
  9. Hi, I have recently purchased this kozuka with no mention of school or tsubako. It is mumei. My guess is that it could be of the Ishiguro school. What are your views? Thank you
  10. Hi NMB friends, I was wandering is someone has the sales price list of the 3 Christie's auction of the Compton collection (1992) ? I would be interested in getting a copy. Thank you Bruno
  11. Campton catalogs arrived perfectly packed this morning. A great thank you to @Leen
  12. New price is $110 or €100 + payment fees + Shipping fee (worldwide)
  13. Pm sent for the 3 Christie's catalogs.
  14. Thank you John and Piers for your mei confirmation. Under reference H 10427 Haynes lists a Fukuda Toshimasa born in 1843 and who was still working in 1887.
  15. Hi Japanese mei experts, I may be wrong but I read Fukuda Toshimasa. Is it right? Thank you
  16. Dear all, I am the new owner of this omodaka tsuba sold by Vitaly. It has suffured a lot that's not the question. Definitivly it is an end of Edo tsuba, not cast, having suffured from fire and restaured with a fukurin to reinforce the mimi. It makes me think of kintsugi consisting in reparing with gold lacquer precious poteries. I like it very much!
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