Two Hamano School Tsuba and a Kinko (Mixed-Metal) Tsuba
Edo period (19th century), inscribed Hamano Noriyuki zo, the second inscribed Otsuryuken Shozui
Comprising an oval shibuichi migaki-ji plate deeply carved with a Chinese general riding through crashing waves designed in taka-bori and iroe taka-zogan; a rounded-rectanglar sentoku ishime-ji plate with Shoki and two demons in clouds designed in taka-bori and iroe taka-zogan; a rounded-rectangular sentoku migaki-ji plate dished to the rim and decorated with an octopus in crashing waves in silver taka-zogan, waves with dots of foam rendered in gold
2¾ long (largest) (3)
Two Hamano School Tsuba and a Kinko (Mixed-Metal) Tsuba
Edo period (19th century), inscribed Hamano Noriyuki zo, the second inscribed Otsuryuken Shozui
Comprising an oval shibuichi migaki-ji plate deeply carved with a Chinese general riding through crashing waves designed in taka-bori and iroe taka-zogan; a rounded-rectanglar sentoku ishime-ji plate with Shoki and two demons in clouds designed in taka-bori and iroe taka-zogan; a rounded-rectangular sentoku migaki-ji plate dished to the rim and decorated with an octopus in crashing waves in silver taka-zogan, waves with dots of foam rendered in gold
2¾ long (largest) (3)
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