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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mar 25, 2026 | Bonhams | New York | Fine Japanese & Korean Art | 1012 | $****** - ****** | Five Pairs of Shakudō Fuchi-Gashira (Hilt Collars and Pommels) |
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Shakudō, shibuichi, gold, copper, nanako, takazōgan, ishimeji
Signed Tsunekiyo, Mizuno Eijirō Katsumasa with kaō, Yoshizawa Masanori with kaō, Hamano Noriyuki with kaō; inscribed; accompanied by certificate no.431583 by Nihon Bijutsu Tōken Hozon Kyōkai dated 1996
The first and third pairs previously sold at Christie"s, London, June 8, 2004, lots 102 and 103; the second and fourth pairs previously sold at Christie"s, London, November 9, 2005, lots 141 and 144
FIVE PAIRS OF SHAKUDŌ FUCHI-GASHIRA (HILT COLLARS AND POMMELS)
Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century
Comprising a Kikuchi-school shakudō nanako pair with squirrels in a grape vine in gilt takazōgan , signed Tsunekiyo ;
a shakudō nanako pair chiseled and inlaid in gold with insects and snails, signed Mizuno Eijirō Katsumasa with a kaō ;
a shakudō nanako pair with oxen under a cherry tree in shakudō and gilt takazōgan , signed Yoshizawa Masanori with a kaō ;
a Hamano-school shibuichi migakiji pair chiseled in relief and inlaid of gold, copper, and shakudō with a parade of mounted riders and a festival float, inscribed Hamano Noriyuki with a kaō ;
and a shakudō ishimeji pair with writhing dragons in gold; accompanied by certificate no.431583 issued by the Nihon Bijutsu Tōken Hozon Kyōkai (Society for the Preservation of the Japanese Art Sword) dated April 23, 1996 designating this work as a Hozon Tōsōgu (Sword Fitting Worthy of Preservation)
Each with a wood tomobako storage box
1 1/2in (3.8cm) wide, each approximately (10).
