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AN EARLY HIRATA SCHOOL KOZUKA DEPICTING MT. FUJI Japan, 17th century. L 9.5 cm. A polished shakudô knife handle, inlaid with Mount Fuji rising amid scattered clouds, in colored cloisonné enamel (shippô zôgan). The reverse is gilded. Accompanied by an NBHT certificate No. 181 dated 1970, classification: tokubetsu kichô. Provenance: - Sotheby’s London, Japanese sword fittings from the R.B. Caldwell collection, March 30, 1994, lot 246. - Collection of Carlo Monzino (1933–1996). - Collection in southern Switzerland, acquired from the estate of the above.
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