拍品專文
This daisho was bought in Japan circa 1900 by the grandparents of the present owner.
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A DAISHO
THE DAI BIZEN, MUROMACHI PERIOD (16TH CENTURY), SIGNED NORIMITSU; THE SHO INABA, EARLY EDO PERIOD (17TH CENTURY), SIGNED INSHU (NO) JU KANESAKI
DAI:Sugata: shinogi-zukuri with iori-mune and chu-kissaki; nagasa: 2 shaku, 5 bu (62.2 cm.). Jihada: itame, Hamon: komidare in nioi and some nie. Boshi: midare-komi. Nakago: ubu, tapering and with a dry, corroded surface; yasurime: unclear; nakagojiri: ha-agari kuri-jiri; mekugi-ana: one; mei: katana-mei, Norimitsu.
SHO: Sugata: shinogi-zukuri with iori-mune and chu-kissaki; nagasa: 1 shaku, 4 sun, 4 bu (43.7 cm.). Jihada: itame. Hamon: gonome. Boshi: hakikake. Nakago: ubu, tapering and with a thin, brown patina; yasurime: o-sujikai; nakagojiri: ha-agari kuri-jiri; mekugi-ana: one; mei: katana-mei, Inshu (no) ju Kanesaki.
Uchigatana-koshirae: roiro saya, two similar shakudo tsuba, the dai with amida yasuri and a zoomorphic aperture, the sho plain and pierced with double kamon, both unsigned, heights 7.9, 7.1 cm; shakudo fuchi-kashira (kashira rubbed) engraved with scrolling foliage, unsigned; shakudo menuki in the form of (dai) a moon and irises and (sho) boar (2)
THE DAI BIZEN, MUROMACHI PERIOD (16TH CENTURY), SIGNED NORIMITSU; THE SHO INABA, EARLY EDO PERIOD (17TH CENTURY), SIGNED INSHU (NO) JU KANESAKI
DAI:Sugata: shinogi-zukuri with iori-mune and chu-kissaki; nagasa: 2 shaku, 5 bu (62.2 cm.). Jihada: itame, Hamon: komidare in nioi and some nie. Boshi: midare-komi. Nakago: ubu, tapering and with a dry, corroded surface; yasurime: unclear; nakagojiri: ha-agari kuri-jiri; mekugi-ana: one; mei: katana-mei, Norimitsu.
SHO: Sugata: shinogi-zukuri with iori-mune and chu-kissaki; nagasa: 1 shaku, 4 sun, 4 bu (43.7 cm.). Jihada: itame. Hamon: gonome. Boshi: hakikake. Nakago: ubu, tapering and with a thin, brown patina; yasurime: o-sujikai; nakagojiri: ha-agari kuri-jiri; mekugi-ana: one; mei: katana-mei, Inshu (no) ju Kanesaki.
Uchigatana-koshirae: roiro saya, two similar shakudo tsuba, the dai with amida yasuri and a zoomorphic aperture, the sho plain and pierced with double kamon, both unsigned, heights 7.9, 7.1 cm; shakudo fuchi-kashira (kashira rubbed) engraved with scrolling foliage, unsigned; shakudo menuki in the form of (dai) a moon and irises and (sho) boar (2)