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Floriform shakudo (gold and silver application) and gilt bronze tsuba resting on a nanako base decorated with peonies, wickerwork planter. Japan, late Edo-Meiji. Length: 6.8 cm

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Floriform shakudo (gold and silver application) and gilt bronze tsuba resting on a nanako base decorated with peonies, wickerwork planter. Japan, late Edo-Meiji. Length: 6.8 cm

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