Kurikata
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I would guess Hizen school tsuba ?
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Same style fuchi/kashira found at the Museum of fine Arts in Boston - They are signed Hiro Masa of Mito school : https://www.scholarsresource.com/browse/work/2144657083
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And one year later a twin tsuba of mine is appearing in the market !!!!! same signature, same size. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-Edo-Japane ... 1053wt_900 Probably on fashion at that time....
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Chris, I fully agrre especially when we have a look a the Kozuka style which is not Omori school at all.....: http://www.ebay.com/itm/381009592508?_t ... 050wt_1120
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Please look at: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15743&hilit=abalone+rope In addition 2 tsubas of my collection.
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Looks like very late Edo or, bakumatsu Tsuba. For tourists ? The katana Tsuba aside is relly looking good inddeed.....
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Very late Edo or Meiji.....
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Just as an information, a "little brother" is being sold on Ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/7882-JP-Samurai ... 2731wt_900
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And are these Undenuki Ana ? Not that sure.... What is the design therefore?
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Just check my collection and discocvered an Hizen one....
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In order to help....
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One of my favourite should I have the money for it: http://www.shibuiswords.com/haynesTsu34.html
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Thierry, Yes a lot of pieces from well know museums, but regarding private collections, any ideas? French collections? -
Signature is Noriyuki (Hamano school)
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Good MORNING N.M.B peoples~ NEED HELP with a SATSUMA transla
Kurikata replied to Lmorrill's topic in Translation Assistance
Yes seems to be a hand painted Chinese ginger jar. Made for export, these early 20th century ginger jars usually are very nicely decorated with men and women dancing or with family scenes. -
Similar tsuba can be found in this website:http://nihontoclub.com/node/14299
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A Tsuba is being sold on Ebay with similar Hitsu Ana with mine and Apparently the form of the Ana is done on purpose....
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Thank you Stephen and Brian to make me know that all NBM members not have to be Microsoft addicts Thank you Currran for your marvelous exemple too. In fact I found a daisho pair on the Web with such Hitsu Ana mentioned as Kyo Sukashi... Was it fashionbable to have such Tsuba at a time, was it for a spectific family?
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Hi, I purchased this Shoami Tsuba some while ago (Tsunami design) with Matsukawabishi mon hitsu ana. I discovered on web sites several other exemples ... Do you know if this style corresponds to Shoami school exclusively ? Is it a sign that these tsubas where made for a specific clan and which one ? Thank you for you views on this
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Hello guys, Tsuba with tendrils is mine and I do confirm that they have been inlaid post tsuba carving. I have added anotherone with squirrels where tendrils have been carved and not added. but tendrils in that second case are not as thin as the previous one. Regard
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Thank you Mark, I saw your F/K before posting my Tsuba as Tososgu with corals are quite rare. It is for sure same Workshop. I am more doubtful regarding the artist as my Tsuba is with nanako when yours are with flat surface. Same style , probably same school bur what about the artist ? Best regards
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Hi, I just purchased this Tsuba representing camelia flowers in silver with coral inlays. Tsuba is in shakudo with a nanako mimi. Plate of tsuba is in ishime. Size is 6 cm X 5.6 cm I search in NMB posts and found a similar F/K: http://www.militaria.co.za/nmb/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=4726&p=45000&hilit=coral+tsuba#p45000 Does someone know a school doing such coral inlays ? Thank you
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Curtis, this link might help too with 64 exemples: http://jameelcentre.ashmolean.org/colle ... 0237/10354 Best regards
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An exemple from my collection with 8 strokes and from my perpective representing a wather wheel . Made in iron with a shakudo mimi. Size : 3 1/8 (80 mm)
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In fact another example of a Japanese axe design on a Tsuba..... Looks similar to Marius' woodblock prints...
