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...the lower left hole looks a bit like a bat... ?

 

 

 

I own also a very poor wakizashi tsuba and I'm intersted in any thougths about it (I don't want to start a new thread with this "miserable" piece):

 

The dates which I found out but I'm not sure if it's correct:

67 x 62 mm,

Kiku mon

Sukashi bori (right term?) - the spokes are inserted and partly lost pieces

Saotome school ???

Age: ???

 

saotome-tsuba.jpg

 

Can this be confirmed or do you have other ideas?

Posted

This style was made by Saotome and Bushu Ito schools

among others. The very elongated hitsu-ana pretty much

say Saotome; probably early Edo. A shame it's in such

poor condition.

 

Rich S

Posted

Hi Milt -- I would bet dollars to donuts it's an Aizu Shoami Shigenobu. There apparently were three generations and this looks just like their style. I had one once and this just rang the proverbial bell.

 

Pete

Posted

Hi all,

 

Many thanks for the info.

Its a shame its in such a poor state, I will keep it as an example of what could have been :cry:

 

Again, thanks

 

regards

 

mark

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