Lot Essay
Hisasada of Kyoto was also called Masasada and was a student of Goto Ekijo.
Details
A Kaga Zogan Kozuka And Another
The shakudo plate depicting grape vine and butterflies in kebori, shakudo, gold and silver hirazogan, the shibuichi reverse with a boat among waves, unsigned, mid/late Edo period (late 18th/early 19th century); and a shakudo nanako plate decorated with bamboo and crabs in takabori and iroe zogan, the reverse shakudo, case partly gilt, signed Hashibe Jirozaemon Hisasada saku, early Edo period (17th century) (2)
The shakudo plate depicting grape vine and butterflies in kebori, shakudo, gold and silver hirazogan, the shibuichi reverse with a boat among waves, unsigned, mid/late Edo period (late 18th/early 19th century); and a shakudo nanako plate decorated with bamboo and crabs in takabori and iroe zogan, the reverse shakudo, case partly gilt, signed Hashibe Jirozaemon Hisasada saku, early Edo period (17th century) (2)
Provenance
The first; J G Naunton Collection
Literature
The first; Joly, H L, (1912), p. 81, no. 665
Lundgren Collection, nos. 119 and 205 respectively
Lundgren Collection, nos. 119 and 205 respectively