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拍品 371
Three Tsuba
MOMOYAMA-EDO PERIOD (LATE 16TH-19TH CENTURY)
已結束2011年11月9日
成交價
GBP 1,375
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Three Tsuba
Momoyama-Edo Period (late 16th-19th century)
The first a round iron tsuba pierced with a centipede in yo-sukashi, the rim with small granular tekkotsu (late 16th-early 17th century); a round sentoku tsuba chiseled in low relief with a sennin and dragon, signed Shiki keiho zu and Saihaitsu dated height of summer second year of Koka era (1845), gold seal Ogawa; and an oval iron tsuba carved with boxes, a Noh mask and fan, gilt details, Bushu School
7.6cm., 8.4cm. and 7.1cm. high (3)
Momoyama-Edo Period (late 16th-19th century)
The first a round iron tsuba pierced with a centipede in yo-sukashi, the rim with small granular tekkotsu (late 16th-early 17th century); a round sentoku tsuba chiseled in low relief with a sennin and dragon, signed Shiki keiho zu and Saihaitsu dated height of summer second year of Koka era (1845), gold seal Ogawa; and an oval iron tsuba carved with boxes, a Noh mask and fan, gilt details, Bushu School
7.6cm., 8.4cm. and 7.1cm. high (3)
Three Tsuba
Momoyama-Edo Period (late 16th-19th century)
The first a round iron tsuba pierced with a centipede in yo-sukashi, the rim with small granular tekkotsu (late 16th-early 17th century); a round sentoku tsuba chiseled in low relief with a sennin and dragon, signed Shiki keiho zu and Saihaitsu dated height of summer second year of Koka era (1845), gold seal Ogawa; and an oval iron tsuba carved with boxes, a Noh mask and fan, gilt details, Bushu School
7.6cm., 8.4cm. and 7.1cm. high (3)
Momoyama-Edo Period (late 16th-19th century)
The first a round iron tsuba pierced with a centipede in yo-sukashi, the rim with small granular tekkotsu (late 16th-early 17th century); a round sentoku tsuba chiseled in low relief with a sennin and dragon, signed Shiki keiho zu and Saihaitsu dated height of summer second year of Koka era (1845), gold seal Ogawa; and an oval iron tsuba carved with boxes, a Noh mask and fan, gilt details, Bushu School
7.6cm., 8.4cm. and 7.1cm. high (3)
Dr. F.J. Furnivall (see Lot 188 for further details)