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Old kutani (Japanese ceramics 11) [古九谷日本の陶磁 (11) 中央公論社]. — Tokyo: Chūōkōron-sha, 1975.

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Old imari (Japanese ceramics 8) [古伊万里日本の陶磁 (8) 中央公論社]. — Tokyo: Chūōkōron-sha, 1975.

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Ninsei; Kenzan (Japanese ceramics 12) [仁清乾山日本の陶磁 (12) 中央公論社]. — Tokyo: Chūōkōron-sha, 1974.

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Kyō ware (Japanese ceramics 13) [京焼日本の陶磁 (13) 中央公論社]. — Tokyo: Chūōkōron-sha, 1975.

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Utagawa Kunisada. Saiko, from the series ‘Chronicles of Elegant Women’ / Fan print, 1859.

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Heianjo tsuba with the Myriad Treasures motif. Momoyama or early Edo period (1574 – 1650).

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Yoshirō mon-sukashi tsuba. Momoyama period (1574 – 1615).

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Utagawa Kunisada. Jisei ha-uta no tsuma-biki / Fan print, 1856.

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Utagawa Sadahide, a.k.a. Gountei Sadahide . Yokohama kōeki seiyōjin nimotsu unsō no zu – Western traders loading cargo in Yokohama – 横浜交易西洋人荷物運送之圖 1861

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Nobuie tsuba with family crest motif. Momoyama period, c. 1580.

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Ōnin ten-zōgan tsuba with circular sukashi design. Mid-Muromachi period (1454-1513).

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Ōnin suemon-zōgan and sukashi decorated tsuba. Late Muromachi period (1514-1573).

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Yamakichibei Shodai tsuba with sukashi design. Momoyama period, 1574-1603.

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Ko-tosho tsuba with design of military fan in openwork. Kamakura period, 1185-1333).

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A wood netsuke of a man carrying a mushroom. Late 18th century.

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A wood netsuke of rat on a shuro brush. Late 18th century.

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Tsuba Collection (Tsuba shūsei, 鐔集成) by Nakamura Tessei (中村鐵青), 1963 (Japanese).

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Utagawa Kunisada. Woman holding a pipe from the series Six jewel faces (mu tama-gao) / Fan print, c. 1835.

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