Lot Essay
Goto Joha (died 1759), also known as Kihei and Mitsuyo, was the second son of Goto Denjo and 5th master of the Kihei line.
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A GOTO SCHOOL SHAKUDO NANAKO KOZUKA
MIDDLE EDO PERIOD (18TH CENTURY), SIGNED GOTO MITSUYO
The shakudo nanako plate is applied in gold, silver and shakudo with a figure of Choryo and the dragon of the River Wei; the shakudo backing is signed on the reverse Goto Mitsuyo and kao.
Accompanied by a Tokubetsu kicho shinteisho, no. 107, dated Showa 56 (1981)
MIDDLE EDO PERIOD (18TH CENTURY), SIGNED GOTO MITSUYO
The shakudo nanako plate is applied in gold, silver and shakudo with a figure of Choryo and the dragon of the River Wei; the shakudo backing is signed on the reverse Goto Mitsuyo and kao.
Accompanied by a Tokubetsu kicho shinteisho, no. 107, dated Showa 56 (1981)