Yves55
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And the other side of my 乙柳軒鋪隨 signed fuchi. Gold, copper and shakudo (?) inlays on iron base.
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Very beautiful workmanship
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Reflection of the moon in the rippling river. Iron, silver inlay, gold...
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Please give me your opinion about this 'mei', without seeing the iron (...) fuchi...
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Thank you very much Morita-sensei.
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I totally agree with you!
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For het one in ten thousand who wants to try... Could it be a haiku? And should 一花 (ikka) be the author?
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Thank you Steve
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Still no translation... All on leave?
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... and the other side
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My first tsuba of this type. After some research, I'm overwhelmed by the amount of differences... Here are some figures: 71,9 x 58,5 x 7,2 (rim) / 5,0 (seppa) / 8,3 (mon) 127 gr Any comments are most welcome.
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Merry Christmas Piers
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Possibly...
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Yes, just 'pure' iron with light reflection... And mimi with the same reflection
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Thank you Jean. The rim has also 8 marks, 2 on each side. Dimensions of the tsuba: 82,3 x 77,4 x 5,0>5,4 (rim) / 2,8>3,2 (seppa) mm 121 grams of iron.
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Octogonal - iron - mumei 78,3 x 78,2 x 5 (rim) / 3,4 (seppa) mm 110 gram Any comment is most welcome
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This time it isn't a mei, but I suppose a poem... Anyone to translate this? Remarks on the tsuba are also welcome
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No problem at all John. This is the way to reach more members 👍🏻
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Thank you Steve! Where did you find this info?
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I can't find anything about this person. I wonder if he would have made tosogu before. Anyone with a tsuba, kozuka,... with this mei / kakihan?
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Fine silver work, comes from France. With very small stamp ET (= étranger - Paris - 1864/1893). Can't find the artist name... Hirashige??? (unknown by further research 🤷🏻♂️). Anyone? Thx!
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Wondering to see the custom kogai ... 🤣
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Thank you both very much for this translation! Her is the whole tsuba, old with some gold remnants... Diam: 7,3 cm - 5,0 mm at seppa-dai - iron - 106 grams Any idea if it's the 1650-1725 or the 1750-1775 Shigekatsu?
