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THREE KOZUKA OF VARIOUS SCHOOLS
EDO PERIOD (VARIOUS DATES)
A) The polished, gilded plate carved and inlaid with Daruma, his face and feet in shakudo, with gold eyes, the reverse signed Yoshiharu, circa 1750
B) The shibuichi plate carved and inlaid with a monkey trainer and his monkey on a pole inlaid with gold, copper, and silver, Nagatsune school, circa 1750, signed Toshinara and kao
C) The large, polished shibuichi plate carved with a pine tree with gold branches and accents, signed on the reverse Kishiba Tomonori and kao, an independent artist of Edo, circa 1850 (3)
EDO PERIOD (VARIOUS DATES)
A) The polished, gilded plate carved and inlaid with Daruma, his face and feet in shakudo, with gold eyes, the reverse signed Yoshiharu, circa 1750
B) The shibuichi plate carved and inlaid with a monkey trainer and his monkey on a pole inlaid with gold, copper, and silver, Nagatsune school, circa 1750, signed Toshinara and kao
C) The large, polished shibuichi plate carved with a pine tree with gold branches and accents, signed on the reverse Kishiba Tomonori and kao, an independent artist of Edo, circa 1850 (3)