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  Kishu ju Sadanaga w/ Nihon toso bugu kenkyukai certificate

  Kishu ju Sadanaga w/certificate

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  Ozawa Kazuyuki w/kao. Ex. Duncan Beresford coll.

  Ozawa Kazuyuki w/kao. Ex. the Duncan Beresford collection 5440. Theme is rope, waves and anchor.

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  Seiryuken Eiju w/kao, Marugata

  Seiryūken Eiju (成竜軒栄寿) was the art name of Tetsugendo Toryuken, also known as Naofusa (尚房)

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  Kyo-shoami Shi-Shi lion, ca. 1650

  Kyo-shoami, Shi-Shi lion, ca. 1650

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  Nice Echizen ju Kinai saku Tsuba

  Very nice Tsuba signed Echizen ju Kinai saku. Edo period

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  Rare Aoi shape Heianjo Tsuba

  A rare Aoi shape Heianjo Tsuba and good quality when considering its age. Early Edo

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  Sukashi Tsuba with houses and trees

  Oval black iron tsuba with openwork and theme of houses and trees

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  A nice Myochin Seashell Mokko Tsuba

  I believe theme depicts seashell and shallow water on this very nice Myochin Mokko Tsuba

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  Seiryūken Eiju w/kao, Mokko

  Seiryūken Eiju (成竜軒栄寿) was the art name of Tetsugendo Toryuken, also known as Naofusa (尚房)

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  A very fine Soten Tsuba

  A very nice unsigned Mokko-Gata shape Soten Tsuba with sage and trees in good condition. Beautifully carved with nice depth

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  Tsuba w/ theme of old age and good retirement

  Sukashi Tsuba with theme of leaning/walking stick, gourd, teaser, gourd and clouds. All symbols of making it to old age and a good retirement

   

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  Owari Sukashi Tsuba

  Owari Tsuba. Edo period. Please judge from pictures

   

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  Ko-Kachushi Tsuba – Muromachi

  An eight-spoke wheel connects the rim to the plate in this Katchushi Tsuba. The ‘spokes’, which symbolize the ‘eightfold path’, radiate from the plate forming eight repetitive semi-circular openings. The surfacehas perfect coloration and patina, the quality of iron is excellent

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  Kyo-Shoami – Mitsudomoe

  Kyo-Shoami Mitsudomoe Tsuba. Tomoe symbol is an ancient heraldic symbol og Japan shaped Magatama. In Japanese mythology Tomoe represents the weapons of Daimyojin Hachiman. Some clans of Samurai such as Taira have also used this symbol

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  Ko-Tosho Tsuba

  A very nice Ko-Tosho Tsuba of iron or steel in simple design and only 2 mm thickness. These Tsuba were produced from as early as Kamakura-period or even end of Heian-period by sword makers. It is a common theory that Ko-Tosho Tsuba were even made from leftover material from swords

   

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  Echizen Kinai Dragon Tsuba

  A nice Tsuba for dragon fans. I judge this Tsuba to Echizen Kinai, but I can be wrong. Please judge from pictures