SHOAMI
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PROVENANCE: Francois Poncetton Skip Holbrook Elliott D. Long |
$1000.00 Email to Shibui Swords |
Momoyama Period (ca. 1600) The elaborate and detailed design of cloves, the use of refined iron with abundant brass inlay, contribute to the strong impact of this masterpiece. There seems to be two different colors of brass inlay used. Fine tekkotsu on the rim. The representation seen here of cloves (one of the objects of the Takaramono, associated with the Gods of Luck), define Sweetness and Health. Only missing inlay at 8 o'clock position (see at right). |
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10.6cm x 9.65cm x 0.5cm thick |
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Francois Poncetton Collection Tsuba Folio, portfolio in tied printed hard cover. Protective covers holding a folio containing the following: 50 lose plates in very good condition of 182 tsuba photoengraved. The contents include a 28 pp. text, descriptive of the accompanying tsuba. A very useful catalog of this important collection of classic tsuba. The spine cloth is missing and the ribbon ties of the portfolio are deteriorated but the contents are very good and complete. |
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See No. 51 |
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