Kurikata
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This tsuba is signed with a gold nunome zogan seal. I gess first kanji is Yama. But can someone decipher the second kanji ? Thank you.
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Signature of this tsuba is Yanagawa Naomitsu + kakihan. But what about the 3 kanji on the flag ? I guess the design of the Tsuba is Shoki on a flag but what is the meaning ? I have not found Oni on the Tsuba Thank you for your help
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I post better photos of the tsuba . My views having the tsuba in hands consists in considering it done by the 5th generation
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I hope this picture will be of better quality for identifying the last kanji. Any way, I tend to consider this tsuba more a Daimyo representation rather than shoki or any Sumo. Thank you anyway for your interest
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Private message gave me : Omino Kami Yoshi XX . Does someone get an idea on the last Kanji ? What about the school ? Thank you in advance for your comments.
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Ladybirds? Butterflies?
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At least it is not yesterday as I bought it in 1990 to a well known French expert. But who knows ?
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Once again a great Thank you Morita San!
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Thank you Ford, I am obviously a little bit disappointed as i thought it could be a well preserved end of Edo Tsuba. To better understand what makes the difference between such a modern works and a "real edo" tsuban can you give me some details which make the difference ? I am always keen to learn more from my mistakes. Thank you again
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Hello, can you give me your views ont the signature and school of this Tsuba? It would be more than appreciated. Thank you
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Once again I would like some help from the NMB assistance. I would say this tsuba is Kyo Shoami school. But I al not so sure. What are you views?
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Hello, tsuba experts, I have here a Ichiryu Tomoyoshi dragon tsuba. But what about the generation ? 4th ? 5th ? 6th ? Thank you
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I have this tsuba with first Kanji being either Take or Chiku. But What about the two following Kanjis. Is the tsubako: Chiku Yo Sai ? Take Yo Tei? Other clues ? Thank you for your help
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Another "silver tsuba" of mine. Bamboos in Katakiri
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That kind of numone zogan design make me think at some Kinai school tsuba. BUt like Grey i can be totally wrong.
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Dear all, Thank you for your interest. Coming back to the iron aspect I have to admit that after having removed rust, I have oiled the Tsuba (too much?). My first feeling was to consider it from end Edo but after having deciphered the signature it appeared being from 1790/1800. Kyushu or Sado provenance appears also an interesting track. Finally I am always impressed by Mauro database....
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Hi , When we come to Hizen Nagasaki school Tsuba, we immediately refer to Namban tsuba with design of dragons. I have purchased this small sukashi tsuba (6 cm wide) which is signed Kiyo Ju Eiryo (Haynes 00447) who lived in Nagasaski by the end if 18th century. Is such a design of horsebit is common for this school? Thank you for your insight
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One of mine
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Now on Ebay (http://www.ebay.fr/itm/292170126069?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649)
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Bump
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Nara School for sure.... End of Edo
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Mine are real or Fake ?
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End of 19th century. this type of kodogu is find on shinshinto mumei tantô low cost blades.
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# 1 is still available . Discount price is $250 or € 225 (Plus payment and shipping fee)
