Copper – Varshavsky Collection

Copper menuki in the form of a shrimp. Edo period.

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Ōnin suemon-zōgan tsuba with design of family crests and arabesque. Muromachi period, 16th century.

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Copper katakiribori kozuka with Daruma, by Yasuchika. Edo period

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Fuchi-kashira with designs of a spider and insects. Edo period.

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Iron tsuba with design of vines, trellis, fence, and windows. Momoyama or early Edo period.

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Koike Yoshirō Naomasa tsuba with design of paulownia and arabesque. Late Muromachi – Momoyama period, 16th century.

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Copper fuchi-kashira with Kanzan and Jittoku motif, by Josui. Edo period.

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Heianjō suemon-zōgan tsuba with bamboo and kukurizaru motif. Late Muromachi period.

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Ōnin suemon-zōgan tsuba with design of foliage and family crest. Late Muromachi period.

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Fuchi-kashira with designs of warrior and horse

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Bronze tsuba decorated with lobster and sea shells. Late Edo period.

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Tantō tsuba with paulownia and karakusa design. Early Edo period, 17th century.

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Fuchi-kashira with designs of eagle holding a monkey, and young monkey sheltering under a tree.

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Nara school tsuba by Sugiura Jōi with Tekkai Sennin motif. Edo period.

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Tantō tsuba with paulownia and karakusa design. Early Edo period, 17th century.

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Fuchi-kashira with a bat and fruit motif. Edo period.

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Coin purse with a miniature painting of Emperor Napoleon III and Empress Eugénie de Montijo / France, 1852-71.

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Copper tsuba with a cormorant fisherman motif by Ichinomiya Nagatsune, circa 1750.

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