A Japanese tsuba, circa 1800
Mokko Gata tsuba from Shibuichi in the style of th…

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A Japanese tsuba, circa 1800 Mokko Gata tsuba from Shibuichi in the style of the Hamano school, two figures facing Mount Fuji, partially gilt and with copper inlay, another figure on the reverse. Kotzuka and Kogai Hitsu. Dimensions 8.3 x 7.5 cm. Condition: II -

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A Japanese tsuba, circa 1800

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