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Thank you Chris for your interest but having the tsuba in hands I think horses are original with the plate.The mix of techniques make me think Nara school but i am not that sure.
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No clues?
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I purchased this tsuba some years ago as a Nara school one. But the more I look at the katakiri pine trees the more I think it might be from the Hamano school. What are your thoughts? Thank you
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my Rabbit Kurikata arrived home today...
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Similar one
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Similar one
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From my perspective, the mei is a part of the tsuba history. Someone (who?) found this tsuba nice enough to have a well know signature (for money of course).I am very often in the same situation with tsuba in my collection and if I purchased them, it is because they appelead to me. I would keep this tsuba as it is.
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What Tsuba are most sought after?
Kurikata replied to barnejp's topic in General Nihonto Related Discussion
how many Umetada Myoju tsuba still are registered all over the world? -
Bizen Shoami recently acquired
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Therefore a double side tsuba would cost € 750 ($ 850)? Expensive no?
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Kashima Dori Kozuka - **** Yoshi + Kakihan
Kurikata replied to Kurikata's topic in Translation Assistance
From very first researches, I think artist name is Ichinomya Nagayoshi (一宮長義). Kao on Shosankenshu from Henry L. Joly's fully fits mine.
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Kashima Dori Kozuka - **** Yoshi + Kakihan
Kurikata replied to Kurikata's topic in Translation Assistance
Thank you all of you for you efforts. Morita San once again you are saving my life! -
Kashima Dori Kozuka - **** Yoshi + Kakihan
Kurikata replied to Kurikata's topic in Translation Assistance
and why not Tomo Yoshi (友義)?Several Tosogu artists had this name. -
Kashima Dori Kozuka - **** Yoshi + Kakihan
Kurikata replied to Kurikata's topic in Translation Assistance
Two more pictures if someone can help.....
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Kashima Dori Kozuka - **** Yoshi + Kakihan
Kurikata replied to Kurikata's topic in Translation Assistance
Two more pictures id someone can help..... -
7 definitevily
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Hi, I have purchased this kozuka with a Kashima dori design. Can someone help me in translating the first kanji? I think second one is "Yoshi". Thank you for your help. Bruno
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Another snake... but no rabbit
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Currently on Aoi art: https://www.aoijapan.com/tsuba-mumei-crab/
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some similarities :https://www.aoijapan.com/tsubamumeiunsignedbushu/
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In term of comparison with mine which is similar but without Kogai and Kozuka ana. Diameter is 10,50 cm.
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Another one from another auction house: https://www.boisgirard-antonini.com/lot/93296/9625716 Translation is within the page
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Not sukashi ! From a french auction house: http://www.thierrydemaigret.com/html/fiche.jsp?id=8432670&np=&lng=fr&npp=150&ordre=&aff=&r= Translation: TSUBA iron decorated with a slight relief of a crab under the moon. L: 8.5 cm (slight oxidation) Japan, 19th century
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I have this small tanto tsuba signed Terutsugu zo (Yokoya school). I was wandering the name of the technic of the ground metal which looks like ishime on silver. What are you views? What is the name of a "mei" on a plate (shakudo) which is added on the tsuba ? Thank you for you information
