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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
May 12, 2016 | Bonhams | London | Fine Japanese Art | 359 | $****** - ****** | A well-mounted daisho (pair of swords) with Omori koshira-e (mounting) |
sculpture
black lacquer,iron
The katana blade of slender shinogi-zukuri form with chu-kissaki, mixed gunome-choji-midare-ha of nioi with ashi and yo, the hada of itame/mokume, with broad bo-hi to either side; the suriage-nakago signed illegibly; the wakizashi blade of shinogi-zukuri form with chu-kissaki, gunome-midare-ha with wide nioi line; the hada of mokume with ji-nie; the ubu nakago with o-sujikai yasurime and one mekugi-ana, signed and dated Inoue Shinkai, Enpo sannen nigatsubi (a day in the second month of the third year of Enpo [1675]) with kiku-mon (chrysanthemum crest); koshira-e: the saya of ribbed polished black lacquer; the iron tsuba carved in low relief with dragons in clouds within a rim inlaid with rinzu (textile-weave) patterns in gold overlay, unsigned; the fuchi-gashira carved in high relief with breaking waves and with silver spray, signed Omori Teruhide; the kozuka similarly carved and inlaid, unsigned; the gold menuki in the form of dragons. (2)
