Sales catalogue: Glendining

Date:
28 February, 1-2 March 1921
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/8/62
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Glendining. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 r3 affrontés, beneath dragons forming the rim, and the three monkeys below the seppa-dai; iron, heavy dragon, fishes and temple type, the animals and seppa-dai touched with nunomé; iron, thin, dragons forming the rim, roughly perforated and chased web; iron, shaped as a European hilt, with dragons forming § S at top and bottom of gold and copper, Hizen work (ex Gillot Collection) (1583); iron, four dragons entwined, forming the four sides of the mokko (ex Hawkshaw Collection) sé 0) work; Shakudo, perforated ground of the ‘“‘* strainer description with primitive dragons and tama in reserve, gilt rim; iron dragon and child with a dog, on the other side two Howo and a tama; iron, the Hundred Monkeys, Hizen work nunomé, a foreigner on one side, a snake and a tortoise on the other (Plate XXIII.); iron, similar style, Choryo and Kosekiko delicately chased and inlaid, floral scrolls at back (Plate XXIII.) stag and doves, at back two swords, a sonorous stone, chrysanthemum and fan (Plate XXIV.); ivon, octagonal, the centre chased with a dragon and clouds design, the edge inlaid with letters in silver nunomé in capitals and in cursive (Plate XXIV.) device on the other in silver nunomé (Plate XXVI.); iron, openwork, without undercutting forming the characters of the Zodiac in gold nunomé on karakusa ground (Plate LII.) dragons, spirals and waves in silver nunomé; tron, European hilt with square hole, and inlaid silver Karakusa scroll-work on both sides; iron, two thin plates in floral openwork backing one another and held together by a rim of brass, silver nunomé finish nunomé; ivon, mokko, a man with a shishi, tiger and bamboo, dragon and karakusa in gold and silver. nunomé (Plate XXVII.); iron, elongated mokko, covered with Karahana in silver nunomé, Chinese shape (Plate XX VII.)