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A RARE SOROIMONO (SET OF SWORD FITTINGS) DEPICTING SAMURAI WARRIORS By Soheishi Soten (tsuba, fuchi, and kashira) and Goto Kaijo (kozuka), the tsuba signed Goshu Hikone ju, Kitagawa, Soheishi Nyudo Soten, gyonen nanajusan sai sei; the fuchi signed Soheishi Soten sei; the kozuka signed Goto Kaijo with kakihan. Japan, 18th-19th century, Edo period (1615-1868) The iron tsuba of marugata shape with square rims,with a kogai and kozuka hitsu-ana, worked in sukashi takabori with gold takazogan depicting three samurai beneath a pine tree. Signed to one side SOHEISHI NYUDO SOTEN, gyonen nanajusan sai sei (Made by Soheishi Sote with the Nyudo title, at age 73) and to the other Goshu Hikone ju, Kitagawa (Kitagawa, a resident of Hikone, Omi province). With a NBTHK certificate issued on 11 December 1997, and confirming the dating of late Edo period. The pair of menuki and fuchi and kashira all worked in the Soten school style, The fuchi signed underneath SOHEISHI SOTEN sei (made by Soheishi Soten). The kozuka with a nanako (ring-punched) shakudo frame worked in gold, silver, suaka and shakudo takazogan, depicting a samurai riding his horse across a river towards a bridge where a second samurai waits. Signed to the gold verso GOTO TEIJO with kakihan (artist’s cursive monogram). DIAMETER 7.8 cm (tsuba) WEIGHT 189.3 g (total) Condition: Each in very good condition with minor wear, traces of use, and minor rubbing to inlays. The artist Soheishi Soten is listed in Haynes Index of Japanese Sword Fittings and Associated Artists on p. 1780 (H 08943.0). The artist Goto Kaijo (1674-1733) is listed in Haynes Index of Japanese Sword Fittings and Associated Artists on p. 2372 (H 02372.0). Museum comparison: Compare a closely related iron tsuba by Soheishi Soten depicting three fighting samurai, signed with the same dating, mid-18th century, in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, accession number 11.12223.
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A RARE SOROIMONO (SET OF SWORD FITTINGS) DEPICTING SAMURAI WARRIORS By Soheishi Soten (tsuba, fuchi, and kashira) and Goto Kaijo (kozuka), the tsuba signed Goshu Hikone ju, Kitagawa, Soheishi Nyudo Soten, gyonen nanajusan sai sei; the fuchi signed Soheishi Soten sei; the kozuka signed Goto Kaijo with kakihan. Japan, 18th-19th century, Edo period (1615-1868) The iron tsuba of marugata shape with square rims,with a kogai and kozuka hitsu-ana, worked in sukashi takabori with gold takazogan depicting three samurai beneath a pine tree. Signed to one side SOHEISHI NYUDO SOTEN, gyonen nanajusan sai sei (Made by Soheishi Sote with the Nyudo title, at age 73) and to the other Goshu Hikone ju, Kitagawa (Kitagawa, a resident of Hikone, Omi province). With a NBTHK certificate issued on 11 December 1997, and confirming the dating of late Edo period. The pair of menuki and fuchi and kashira all worked in the Soten school style, The fuchi signed underneath SOHEISHI SOTEN sei (made by Soheishi Soten). The kozuka with a nanako (ring-punched) shakudo frame worked in gold, silver, suaka and shakudo takazogan, depicting a samurai riding his horse across a river towards a bridge where a second samurai waits. Signed to the gold verso GOTO TEIJO with kakihan (artist’s cursive monogram). DIAMETER 7.8 cm (tsuba) WEIGHT 189.3 g (total) Condition: Each in very good condition with minor wear, traces of use, and minor rubbing to inlays. The artist Soheishi Soten is listed in Haynes Index of Japanese Sword Fittings and Associated Artists on p. 1780 (H 08943.0). The artist Goto Kaijo (1674-1733) is listed in Haynes Index of Japanese Sword Fittings and Associated Artists on p. 2372 (H 02372.0). Museum comparison: Compare a closely related iron tsuba by Soheishi Soten depicting three fighting samurai, signed with the same dating, mid-18th century, in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, accession number 11.12223.
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