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           A KO-DACHI KOSHIRAE (MOUNTS FOR A SMALL SLUNG
           SWORD) WITH SILVER FITTINGS
           Meiji era (1868-1912), late 19th century
           Comprising a black-lacquer ribbed saya fitted with matching silver
           fittings, including sayajiri, kurikata and fuchi-gashira, decorated with
           paulownia flowers in gold and silver takazogan, the tsuka with gold
           and shakudo menuki formed as phoenixes, and a kozuka, the handle
           decorated with a paulownia tree in shishiaibori and gold and shakudo
           hirazogan, the rounded rectangular tsuba decorated en suite,
           signed Hideaki, with a kao and dated Meiji go mizunoe-saru chuto
           (November, 1872)

           $3,000 - 5,000
           977
           A TANTO KOSHIRAE (MOUNTING FOR A DAGGER)
           Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century
           The modern black-lacquer saya fitted with a shakudo nanako
           kozuka with a shishi and peony in gold takazogan, and an iron
           kogai decorated with scrolling vines in gold nunomezogan, the
           tsuka mounted with shakudo nanako fuchi-gashira decorated with
           peonies in iro-e takazogan, signed Okuhisa and with a kao, and gilt
           menuki formed as shishi, the squared mokko shakudo nanako tsuba
           decorated with leaves in gold takazogan, the rim banded with a gilt
           “rope” fukurin                                                                        977
           15 1/4in (38.7cm) long

           $2,000 - 3,000


















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