DanielM Posted August 2, 2024 Report Posted August 2, 2024 I was very surprised that there were no answer concerning the reading of a tsuba signature??? please do not hesitate even reading only 1 or 2 kanji...it could help...i think this kind of tsuba could be Nara or Yasuchika or Ōtsuki late Edo or even Meiji....again many thanks in advance Quote
Kantaro Posted August 2, 2024 Report Posted August 2, 2024 left = enjoyment/superiorty/production right= "too blurry to read" /forest deer Quote
Nobody Posted August 2, 2024 Report Posted August 2, 2024 I only guess the mei as follows. I might be wrong. 東台於山麓 – Totai/Higashidai (???), at foothills 雪峰作 (???) – Seppo made I think that the hitsuana looks too small as a real tsuba. Quote
DanielM Posted August 3, 2024 Author Report Posted August 3, 2024 Dear Moriyama Koichi San, Many many thanks for this difficult translation ...it effectively correspond to some other comments i received by a friend. And i agree with you this is a late Edo or Meiji tsuba ...not intended to be mounted..but only for the barbarian collectors that were buying things at that time and this design (snake) is not a Classical Japanese... Again thanks a lot Daniel Quote
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