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* A sentoku kozuka handle engraved in katakiribori with a groom drinking a cup of sake behind his horse. The reverse is engraved with intertwining lines and bears the signature Yasuchika 安親 Japan 19th century L. 9.8 cm - W. 1 cm

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* A sentoku kozuka handle engraved in katakiribori with a groom drinking a cup of sake behind his horse. The reverse is engraved with intertwining lines and bears the signature Yasuchika 安親 Japan 19th century L. 9.8 cm - W. 1 cm

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