Kurikata
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Once again I would like some help from the NMB assistance. I would say this tsuba is Kyo Shoami school. But I al not so sure. What are you views?
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Hello, tsuba experts, I have here a Ichiryu Tomoyoshi dragon tsuba. But what about the generation ? 4th ? 5th ? 6th ? Thank you
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I have this tsuba with first Kanji being either Take or Chiku. But What about the two following Kanjis. Is the tsubako: Chiku Yo Sai ? Take Yo Tei? Other clues ? Thank you for your help
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Another "silver tsuba" of mine. Bamboos in Katakiri
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That kind of numone zogan design make me think at some Kinai school tsuba. BUt like Grey i can be totally wrong.
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Dear all, Thank you for your interest. Coming back to the iron aspect I have to admit that after having removed rust, I have oiled the Tsuba (too much?). My first feeling was to consider it from end Edo but after having deciphered the signature it appeared being from 1790/1800. Kyushu or Sado provenance appears also an interesting track. Finally I am always impressed by Mauro database....
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Hi , When we come to Hizen Nagasaki school Tsuba, we immediately refer to Namban tsuba with design of dragons. I have purchased this small sukashi tsuba (6 cm wide) which is signed Kiyo Ju Eiryo (Haynes 00447) who lived in Nagasaski by the end if 18th century. Is such a design of horsebit is common for this school? Thank you for your insight
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One of mine
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Now on Ebay (http://www.ebay.fr/itm/292170126069?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649)
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Bump
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Nara School for sure.... End of Edo
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Mine are real or Fake ?
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End of 19th century. this type of kodogu is find on shinshinto mumei tantô low cost blades.
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# 1 is still available . Discount price is $250 or € 225 (Plus payment and shipping fee)
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A lot of are sold on Ebay... Modern.....
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#2 is sold
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Kristian, I do not think it is a Daruma design. I would tend for the chinese philosopher Lao Tszse. My own opinion.....
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#2 on hold
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Hi, I try to make some rooms in my collection. Therefor I sell these 2 sukashi Tsuba: 1 - Maru gata with design of Kiri Mon and boiler handles (78 mm round) - $ 275 (or € 250) + Paypal and shipping fee 2- Mokko gata with design of carpenter tool ?(74 mm X 74 mm) - $ 230 (or € 205) + Paypal and shipping fee If interested by both tsuba total price will be $ 460 or € 410 +Paypal and shipping fee - Feel free to PM me Best regards Bruno
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Makes me very humble in front of such collections. Thanks for sharing.
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I love it
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Steven, For sure I have some doubt in the Tsubako identification. He is either Haynes 00826.0 (Hirata Harumitsu) or 00827.0 (Nara Harumitsu) who had an Hamano influence. But any information from the NMB community would be more than welcome. Thank you
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Thank you Ford and Steven. This tsubako died in 1825 and is not a meiji area Smith. Therefore I might consider him as a precursor in such a technic. Thank you for your interest
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Hi, I wan wandering how rare is a tosogu with a mei in Takahori zogan? I have one in my collection but never encounter a similar mei.... This tsuba is signed Tada Harumitsu (Apparenrly Haynes H000827.0)
