Ichinomiya, Nagatsune

Tsuba 鐔 mit dem Glücksgott Hotei und Kindern

Public Domain - No Copyright
Public Domain - No Copyright
  • Production 18. Jahrhundert

The object is part of the Ostasien collection. There are 5172 objects from the collection online.

From Ichinomiya, Nagatsune there are 3 objects online.

  • Object type
    Tsuba
  • Collection
    Ostasien
  • Inventory number
    1885.385
    Vorbesitz: Kunsthandlung R. Wagner, Berlin
  • Production
    18. Jahrhundert,
    • Kyoto
  • Material
  • Technique
  • Material/Technique
    Shibuichi mit Einlagen aus Gold und Kupfer
  • Dimensions
    Gesamt: Länge: 6,1 cm; Breite: 6,7 cm
  • Marks and Inscriptions
    bezeichnet: seppadai 切羽台 (Rückseite): 法橋琢舟仍画越前大掾源長常彫之「花押」Hokkyō takushū ga Echizen no Daijō Minamoto Nagatsune kore wo horu (kaō)
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  • Period/Style

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Nagatsune Ichinomiya, Tsuba 鐔 mit dem Glücksgott Hotei und Kindern, Museum für Kunst and Gewerbe Hamburg, Public Domain - No Copyright, Online: https://www.mkg-hamburg.de/en/object/mkg-e00176574

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