武士刀 - 脇差 1856 - Sadatoshi - 日本 - 江戶時代（1600-1868）
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賣家描述
Wakizashi
Made by Fujiwara Sadatoshi
Reverse side: 1856, 3rd year of Ansei
Shape
Iorimune, Shinogi-zukuri
Region
Mutsu Province
Era
Bakumatsu period
⸻
Dimensions
Length
41.9 cm — 16.5 inches
Sori (curvature)
0.5 cm — 0.2 in
Motohaba
2.9 cm — 1.1 in
Sakihaba
2.2 cm — 0.9 in
Munekasane
0.7 cm — 0.3 in
⸻
NBTHK Certification
Status
特別保存刀剣（Tokubetsu Hozon Token）
⸻
Registration
Registration Authority
Tokyo
Registration Date
1989年12月21日
⸻
Item Details
Jihada (steel pattern)
Dense mokume
Hamon (temper line)
Gunome, aligned Juzu-ba with Konie and Sunagashi
Horimono (engraving)
Bo-hi with Soe-hi on each side
Boshi (tip temper)
Midare-komi with Maru turn-back
Nakago (tang)
Ubu, Sujikai yasurime with Kesho finish and Kurijiri tip
Mekugi-ana (peg holes)
1
Habaki
Copper habaki
⸻
Description
Fujiwara Sadatoshi [藤原 貞俊] was a swordsmith at the end of the Edo period. He left a katana with a long inscription reading:
“Sasaki Ichiryusai Minamoto Sadatoshi, made from iron from the Tsuyama River of Mount Yazawa in Higashiyama, Mutsu.”
[佐々木一流斎源貞俊陸奥東山津谷川流谷沢山以出鉄作之]
He is said to be a descendant of the Mogusa school of Mutsu Province.
He forged swords in Shirakawa and later became a swordsmith for the Mito clan, producing blades at the Shirahatayama weapons workshop.
His home province was Oshu. He used the art names (go) Seishinshi [清心子] and Ichiryusai [一流斎].
This wakizashi has bo-hi with soe-hi on both sides, a dense and moist mokume hada, and a soroi-gunome juzu-ha hamon.
The carefully finished nakago shows the craftsmanship of the master.
It is an excellent work that appears to be a reproduction inspired by Kotetsu.
This blade received Tokubetsu Hozon Token certification in 2024.
Wakizashi
Made by Fujiwara Sadatoshi
Reverse side: 1856, 3rd year of Ansei
Shape
Iorimune, Shinogi-zukuri
Region
Mutsu Province
Era
Bakumatsu period
⸻
Dimensions
Length
41.9 cm — 16.5 inches
Sori (curvature)
0.5 cm — 0.2 in
Motohaba
2.9 cm — 1.1 in
Sakihaba
2.2 cm — 0.9 in
Munekasane
0.7 cm — 0.3 in
⸻
NBTHK Certification
Status
特別保存刀剣（Tokubetsu Hozon Token）
⸻
Registration
Registration Authority
Tokyo
Registration Date
1989年12月21日
⸻
Item Details
Jihada (steel pattern)
Dense mokume
Hamon (temper line)
Gunome, aligned Juzu-ba with Konie and Sunagashi
Horimono (engraving)
Bo-hi with Soe-hi on each side
Boshi (tip temper)
Midare-komi with Maru turn-back
Nakago (tang)
Ubu, Sujikai yasurime with Kesho finish and Kurijiri tip
Mekugi-ana (peg holes)
1
Habaki
Copper habaki
⸻
Description
Fujiwara Sadatoshi [藤原 貞俊] was a swordsmith at the end of the Edo period. He left a katana with a long inscription reading:
“Sasaki Ichiryusai Minamoto Sadatoshi, made from iron from the Tsuyama River of Mount Yazawa in Higashiyama, Mutsu.”
[佐々木一流斎源貞俊陸奥東山津谷川流谷沢山以出鉄作之]
He is said to be a descendant of the Mogusa school of Mutsu Province.
He forged swords in Shirakawa and later became a swordsmith for the Mito clan, producing blades at the Shirahatayama weapons workshop.
His home province was Oshu. He used the art names (go) Seishinshi [清心子] and Ichiryusai [一流斎].
This wakizashi has bo-hi with soe-hi on both sides, a dense and moist mokume hada, and a soroi-gunome juzu-ha hamon.
The carefully finished nakago shows the craftsmanship of the master.
It is an excellent work that appears to be a reproduction inspired by Kotetsu.
This blade received Tokubetsu Hozon Token certification in 2024.
詳細資料
時代
1400-1900
原產國
日本
材質
Wakizashi 1856
狀態
Antique
朝代風格／時期
江戶時代（1600-1868）
藝術家
Sadatoshi
Sold with stand
不是
全長
41,9 cm
大概年份
1850-1900
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