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拍品 835
A Mino Katana
SIGNED KANEMOTO, MUROMACHI PERIOD (16TH CENTURY)
成交价
GBP 10,200
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专家说明
Accompanied by a Tokubetsu Hozon Token [Sword Worthy of Preserving] certificate no.144026, issued by the Nihon Bijutssu Token Hozon Kyokai [Society for the Preservation of the Japanese Art Sword] on 5 February 1999.
The signature of this blade is that of the second generation of the smiths styled Kanemoto, who worked in Seki in Mino Province through the late Muromachi Period and through to the Edo period. Magoroku Kanemoto was the originator of the sambonsugi [triple cryptomeria] hamon, contrived into a succession of pointed gunome with every third undulation higher than the two surrounding in simulation of the distant profile of treetops in a forest.
A sword by Magoroku was sold in these Rooms in September 2004.
The signature of this blade is that of the second generation of the smiths styled Kanemoto, who worked in Seki in Mino Province through the late Muromachi Period and through to the Edo period. Magoroku Kanemoto was the originator of the sambonsugi [triple cryptomeria] hamon, contrived into a succession of pointed gunome with every third undulation higher than the two surrounding in simulation of the distant profile of treetops in a forest.
A sword by Magoroku was sold in these Rooms in September 2004.