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拍品 172|THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN
A Bizen school Tachi blade
TRADITIONALLY ATTRIBUTED TO MOTOSHIGE, UNSIGNED, NANBOKUCHO PERIOD (14TH CENTURY)
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GBP 11,950
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A Bizen school Tachi blade
Traditionally Attributed to Motoshige, Unsigned, Nanbokucho Period (14th century)
Sugata [configuration]: shinogi-zukuri [longitudinal ridge], chu-kissaki [medium point], iori-mune [shallow peaked back]
Kitae [forging pattern]: itame [wood grain] with some slight running patterns and utsuri [reflections of the tempering pattern]
Hamon [tempering pattern]: gunome-midare [small pointed curves with irregularities] and some squared gunome with togari-ba and ko-nie [very small hard metal granules]
Boshi [tip]: ko-maru [gently turned-back temper line]
Nakago [tang]: o-suriage [substantially shortened], kuri-jiri [rounded heel], katte sagari yasurime [diagonal file marks sloping towards the back of the tang], two mekugi-ana [holes for retaining pegs]
Horimono [carvings]: single bohi [groove] on each side continuing down to the heel
In shirasaya [plain wood scabbard]
Nagasa [length from tip to beginning of tang]: 26 3/16in. (66.5cm.)
Sori [curvature]: 9/16in. (1.36cm.)
Motohaba [width at start of tempered edge]: 1 3/16in. (3.0cm.)
Sakihaba [width before tip]: 15/16in. (2.4cm.)
Accompanied by a late mounting comprising black lacquer scabbard, the hilt covered in white silk, the iron tsuba [hand-guard] decorated with flowers and foliage in gilt, the menuki [hilt-fittings] formed as gilt bars, plain iron fuchi-kashira [hilt-pommel and collar] and kojiri [butt-piece] decorated with aoi mon [hollyhock crests] in gilt
Total length 41cm. (105cm.)
Traditionally Attributed to Motoshige, Unsigned, Nanbokucho Period (14th century)
Sugata [configuration]: shinogi-zukuri [longitudinal ridge], chu-kissaki [medium point], iori-mune [shallow peaked back]
Kitae [forging pattern]: itame [wood grain] with some slight running patterns and utsuri [reflections of the tempering pattern]
Hamon [tempering pattern]: gunome-midare [small pointed curves with irregularities] and some squared gunome with togari-ba and ko-nie [very small hard metal granules]
Boshi [tip]: ko-maru [gently turned-back temper line]
Nakago [tang]: o-suriage [substantially shortened], kuri-jiri [rounded heel], katte sagari yasurime [diagonal file marks sloping towards the back of the tang], two mekugi-ana [holes for retaining pegs]
Horimono [carvings]: single bohi [groove] on each side continuing down to the heel
In shirasaya [plain wood scabbard]
Nagasa [length from tip to beginning of tang]: 26 3/16in. (66.5cm.)
Sori [curvature]: 9/16in. (1.36cm.)
Motohaba [width at start of tempered edge]: 1 3/16in. (3.0cm.)
Sakihaba [width before tip]: 15/16in. (2.4cm.)
Accompanied by a late mounting comprising black lacquer scabbard, the hilt covered in white silk, the iron tsuba [hand-guard] decorated with flowers and foliage in gilt, the menuki [hilt-fittings] formed as gilt bars, plain iron fuchi-kashira [hilt-pommel and collar] and kojiri [butt-piece] decorated with aoi mon [hollyhock crests] in gilt
Total length 41cm. (105cm.)
A Bizen school Tachi blade
Traditionally Attributed to Motoshige, Unsigned, Nanbokucho Period (14th century)
Sugata [configuration]: shinogi-zukuri [longitudinal ridge], chu-kissaki [medium point], iori-mune [shallow peaked back]
Kitae [forging pattern]: itame [wood grain] with some slight running patterns and utsuri [reflections of the tempering pattern]
Hamon [tempering pattern]: gunome-midare [small pointed curves with irregularities] and some squared gunome with togari-ba and ko-nie [very small hard metal granules]
Boshi [tip]: ko-maru [gently turned-back temper line]
Nakago [tang]: o-suriage [substantially shortened], kuri-jiri [rounded heel], katte sagari yasurime [diagonal file marks sloping towards the back of the tang], two mekugi-ana [holes for retaining pegs]
Horimono [carvings]: single bohi [groove] on each side continuing down to the heel
In shirasaya [plain wood scabbard]
Nagasa [length from tip to beginning of tang]: 26 3/16in. (66.5cm.)
Sori [curvature]: 9/16in. (1.36cm.)
Motohaba [width at start of tempered edge]: 1 3/16in. (3.0cm.)
Sakihaba [width before tip]: 15/16in. (2.4cm.)
Accompanied by a late mounting comprising black lacquer scabbard, the hilt covered in white silk, the iron tsuba [hand-guard] decorated with flowers and foliage in gilt, the menuki [hilt-fittings] formed as gilt bars, plain iron fuchi-kashira [hilt-pommel and collar] and kojiri [butt-piece] decorated with aoi mon [hollyhock crests] in gilt
Total length 41cm. (105cm.)
Traditionally Attributed to Motoshige, Unsigned, Nanbokucho Period (14th century)
Sugata [configuration]: shinogi-zukuri [longitudinal ridge], chu-kissaki [medium point], iori-mune [shallow peaked back]
Kitae [forging pattern]: itame [wood grain] with some slight running patterns and utsuri [reflections of the tempering pattern]
Hamon [tempering pattern]: gunome-midare [small pointed curves with irregularities] and some squared gunome with togari-ba and ko-nie [very small hard metal granules]
Boshi [tip]: ko-maru [gently turned-back temper line]
Nakago [tang]: o-suriage [substantially shortened], kuri-jiri [rounded heel], katte sagari yasurime [diagonal file marks sloping towards the back of the tang], two mekugi-ana [holes for retaining pegs]
Horimono [carvings]: single bohi [groove] on each side continuing down to the heel
In shirasaya [plain wood scabbard]
Nagasa [length from tip to beginning of tang]: 26 3/16in. (66.5cm.)
Sori [curvature]: 9/16in. (1.36cm.)
Motohaba [width at start of tempered edge]: 1 3/16in. (3.0cm.)
Sakihaba [width before tip]: 15/16in. (2.4cm.)
Accompanied by a late mounting comprising black lacquer scabbard, the hilt covered in white silk, the iron tsuba [hand-guard] decorated with flowers and foliage in gilt, the menuki [hilt-fittings] formed as gilt bars, plain iron fuchi-kashira [hilt-pommel and collar] and kojiri [butt-piece] decorated with aoi mon [hollyhock crests] in gilt
Total length 41cm. (105cm.)
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专家说明
With original certificate of registration as a Juyo token by the Nihon Bijutsu Token Hozon Kyokai [Society for the Preservation of the Japanese Art Sword], on 8 September 1980.