A Hamano School Kozuka, a Kaga School Kozuka, a Natsuo School Kozuka, a Kaga School Kozuka, a Jochiku School Kozuka and a Teiei School Kozuka

A Hamano School Kozuka, a Kaga School Kozuka, a Natsuo School Kozuka, a Kaga School Kozuka, a Jochiku School Kozuka and a Teiei School Kozuka
Edo period (18th-19th century), the first inscribed Miboku (Shozui) and sealed Rifudo; the third inscribed Natsuo, the fifth inscribed Teiei
The first sentoku migaki-ji kozuka decorated with bats and a crescent moon in gold and shakudo taka-zogan and shishiai-bori; the second a shakudo migaki-ji kozuka decorated with insects in gold hira-zogan, details carved in ke-bori; the third a shibuichi migaki-ji kozuka with birds before a moon obscured by clouds in shishiai-bori and iroe taka-zogan; the fourth a shibuichi migaki-ji kozuka with crickets and grape vines in gold hira-zogan; the fifth a shakudo chirimen-ji kozuka with a dragonfly in iroe taka-zogan; the sixth a shibuichi ishime-ji kozuka with birds on plum branches in iroe taka-zogan
3¾in. (9.6cm.) long each approx. (6)