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拍品 365
Eleven Kozuka
EDO PERIOD (19TH CENTURY)
已結束2011年11月9日
成交價
GBP 1,875
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Eleven Kozuka
Edo Period (19th century)
A shibuichi mikakiji kozuka carved with people crossing the Togetsukio Bridge, gilt details, inscribed Togetsukio and Arashiyama and signed Hosono Sozaemon kore wo horu; another with peasants, gilt details, signed Hosono Sozaemon Masamori; another with figures at a picnic, signed Hosono Sozaemon; a shibuichi kozuka carved with scrolling waves, the spray in gilt, with signature Omori Eishu; and seven others
Various sizes approx. 9.5cm. long each (11)
Edo Period (19th century)
A shibuichi mikakiji kozuka carved with people crossing the Togetsukio Bridge, gilt details, inscribed Togetsukio and Arashiyama and signed Hosono Sozaemon kore wo horu; another with peasants, gilt details, signed Hosono Sozaemon Masamori; another with figures at a picnic, signed Hosono Sozaemon; a shibuichi kozuka carved with scrolling waves, the spray in gilt, with signature Omori Eishu; and seven others
Various sizes approx. 9.5cm. long each (11)
Eleven Kozuka
Edo Period (19th century)
A shibuichi mikakiji kozuka carved with people crossing the Togetsukio Bridge, gilt details, inscribed Togetsukio and Arashiyama and signed Hosono Sozaemon kore wo horu; another with peasants, gilt details, signed Hosono Sozaemon Masamori; another with figures at a picnic, signed Hosono Sozaemon; a shibuichi kozuka carved with scrolling waves, the spray in gilt, with signature Omori Eishu; and seven others
Various sizes approx. 9.5cm. long each (11)
Edo Period (19th century)
A shibuichi mikakiji kozuka carved with people crossing the Togetsukio Bridge, gilt details, inscribed Togetsukio and Arashiyama and signed Hosono Sozaemon kore wo horu; another with peasants, gilt details, signed Hosono Sozaemon Masamori; another with figures at a picnic, signed Hosono Sozaemon; a shibuichi kozuka carved with scrolling waves, the spray in gilt, with signature Omori Eishu; and seven others
Various sizes approx. 9.5cm. long each (11)
The first two, Glendinnings, 15th November 1948, Lot 98