Kurikata
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Piers, a great thank you for this very precise information. But I still do not see the link between the sword 'Lion King" and the old man scaring away a flight of cranes or storks, on my tsuba. Is it a hidden message related to the story if the Emperor Narihito thanking Yorimasa for killing the Nue ?
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Thank you Steve. This information is very precious to me despite the fact that I didn't find any information on the net. Nothing either in my books as "Ko ji Ho Ten" or Joly's "Legend in Japanese Art".
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Apparently topic is Sambaso dancing.https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DndbTEmx0K98&ved=2ahUKEwifhYPpmNH1AhUmyoUKHXBWBvEQtwJ6BAgSEAI&usg=AOvVaw3Kw3kMSMBXBBegoNpmis0O
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Thank you Brian for your interest. Could you move this thread at "Tosogu" in order to have potential information on my tsuba topic. Who is the Guy on my tsuba ?
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Thank you Uwe. Any informatioin on the design ? It is probably a legend but which one ?
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Hi, any help on the artist transalation would be an help. I guess it is Tanaka Aki Yoshi - Haruaki school but translation of the certificate would confirm. Thank youtsuba542-certificat.pdf
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Hi, I have this mumei tsuba having a lot of tanaka school kantei points (size, design). On the other hand, what bothers me is that most of the tanaka school tsuba are made of iron/steel and mine is in Suaka. In addition there is no seki gane which could bring another clue for the school. This tsuba represents the 3 friend of winter - Saikan no sanyu (Pine tree, Bamboo and plum tree). What are your views? Any idea of whom could be the maker ?
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守邨厚隆 Morimura Atsutaka is lited in Haynes under reference H00162. He is mentionned as being a student of Goto Shinjo. Your tsuba is reaaly a marvel to be restored.
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Alex, Nakago size is 3 cm by 1 cm.
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Thank you Glen for such nice exemples. I tend to think my tsuba being from the very beginning of Edo. You braught information I could'nt find myself on the web. Thank you so much once again !
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Robert, the seller (Australian one) sold it to me in 2008 as a late muromachi / Momoyama one but I had my doubts. That's the reason why, after research , I was calling for more help on NMB
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Hi Piers, Tsuba dimension is: Thickness: 0,2 to 0,3 cm at mimi. Height is 7,7 cm Width is 7,5 cm Thank you for your interest.
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Thank you Steven for your kind help! I have no tsuba of that kind.
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Thank you Jean and Glen. Definitivly an edo tsuba for sure and probably a tribute to armourer Smith. Thank you for your interest.
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Thank you Robert for your kind comments. In fact this tsuba is quite thin but as for Katchushi attribution it does not look like a Tosho tsuba either.
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Hi, I have this square iron tsuba for a while. I purchased it as a "Katchushi school tsuba" but I have some doubt as many kantei points do not correspond (mimi / Kiku gata / Fan design /....). Just to point out that this tsuba is ubu. What are you views?
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Hi, I got this empty box in a recently lot purchase and I guess someone could tell me what kind of tsuba was in it! Thank you
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TANAKA - OMORI - HAMANO & CO are my 2021 favorite.
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NMB fund raiser aka the good the bad the ugly.
Kurikata replied to Stephen's topic in For Sale or Trade
$ 375 therefore -
NMB fund raiser aka the good the bad the ugly.
Kurikata replied to Stephen's topic in For Sale or Trade
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Thank you @IekatsuThomas to have given an information i didn't have.
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Thank you @BazzaBazza for these very fine exemples. @ROKUJURO Jean you are perfectly right, it is more brass than copper and yes my pictures are very bad and you have eagle eyes. A Last attempt With a (i hope) better picture.
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Bazza just to confirm after a close look, that they are fully coper but their design make me think they might be from muromachi erea. Thank you for your interest.
