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JAPAN, EDO Period (1603–1868) and 20th century Set of 7 iron tsubas (patina removed): - Mokko-gata decorated with a raft (signed) and reeds. H. 8.5 cm. - Mokko-gata iron tsuba with openwork dragons and scrollwork. Nanban. H. 7 cm. - Mokko-gata iron tsuba with geometric motifs. H. 7.5 cm - Openwork nagamaru-gata tsuba in kage-sukashi style featuring a window motif, inlaid with shibuichi depicting cherry blossom branches. H. 6.2 cm. - Mokko-gata tsuba with hira-bori decoration of birds and peonies on a nanako background. H. 7 cm. - Mokko-gata made of shibuichi, decorated with shishi and peonies. H. 6.7 cm. Chips, distortions. - Nagamaru-gata inlaid with hira zogan of gilded copper depicting shishi and peonies H. 7.5 cm. = As is; several pieces show oxidation, some of which have been previously cleaned; wear, a few scratches and chips. INCLUDED: 20th century. - Cast nagamaru-gata with a design of birds and bamboo. H. 7.2 cm. - Cast shibuichi nagamaru-gata inlaid with gilded copper depicting Shoki vanquishing an oni. H. 7.7 cm. = set of 9 pcs.
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