Ko-Kinko Tsuba?

[singh13]

Hello NMB, long-time no see.

I've been lurking some listings lately and came across this Daisho Tsuba set.
https://www.ebay.com...r=artemis&media=COPY

What caught my eye about this is that I actually have an unpapered Tsuba in my collection that I now believe to have come from the same school (Kyo-Kinko). I initially bought the Tsuba because it looked beautiful but am now interested in its origins after seeing some similar Tsuba. Would I be safe in assuming that this Tsuba is from that school and Shinshinto period? Many thanks

 

[lonely panet]

nagoya mino imho

[thutson]

I would have to agree, looks to be a Nagoya-mono piece.

 

Here is a link to a nice write up about them: 

 

[singh13]

Haha oh well, at least the silver lining here is that it looks to be one of the better quality Nagoya Mino 

[MauroP]

Actually the hozon paper correctly report Kyō-kanagushi, wich is different from Kyō-kinkō (and surely nothing to do with ko-kinkō).