徳川の泰平のもと、大小は法度の定める身分の制服となり、需要は城下町、とりわけ江戸に集まった。工芸は二つに分かれる。目利きのための華やかな鑑賞の作と、截断の結果を金象嵌に刻む実証の刀である。
This is a very well forged Daito made by Kanesada in the Genroku era(1688-1704). The overall shape of this sword is very elegant and has a lovely curvature. The sword has been submitted to the NTHK and passed shinsa with higher level Kanteisho papers. This is a diamond in the rough and it is recommended to be professionally polished. The hada is a fine itame and can be seen through out. The hamon is a vibrant gunome choji midare that is very well done and shows many hataraki/activity within it. It is literately peppered with Ara-nie and ko-nie. Sunagashi appears. This longish sword is ubu and comes mounted in an older shirasaya. Kanesada is a very well respected name and many smiths went by this name but this sword is signed specifically as ” Noda Guro Fujiwara Kanesada “. This swords signature makes it very interesting and is not common to find. The Mino swordsmiths were renowned for making very good cutting swords and these blades were well sought after by the samurai of the day. This Daito is a fine collectable example from the early Shinto period.A few words on the condition of this very collectable sword:We recommend highly that this sword be polished. The areas on the blade that are stained and have rust should polish out without a problem. This sword fully polished will more than likely have absolutely no blemishes and be spectacular to view. After polishing this sword we recommend it to be put into koshirai for the new owner. We strongly feel that this will be a highly prized Daito after restoration and mounting into samurai mounts. Mei:Noda Guro Fujiwara KanesadaDate:Genroku (1688-1704)Nagasa:27 3/8 inchesSori:21.0 mmWidth at the ha-machi:30.8 mmWidth at the yokote:19.6 mmThickness at the mune-machi:6.8 mmConstruction:shinogi-zukuriMune:ioriNakago:ubuKitae:itameHamon:gunome/chojiBoshi:maruCondition:old polish Subscribe for the Latest Updates!Join our mailing list to receive the latest News & Updates fromNihonto Antiques.SUBSCRIBEYou have Successfully Subscribed!Your email address will be kept private & will only be used to send updates from this site! Name: Robin L. RiellyDescription:– koto period– bingo prefecture– Mihara schoolAddress: 20 Chalfont LN, Manchester Township, NJ 08759-7302
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美濃 · 1624-1644頃
刀剣大鑑 上位87%
現在1点販売中
徳川の泰平のもと、大小は法度の定める身分の制服となり、需要は城下町、とりわけ江戸に集まった。工芸は二つに分かれる。目利きのための華やかな鑑賞の作と、截断の結果を金象嵌に刻む実証の刀である。
NTHKの中心的な鑑定書で、相応の出来を備えた作に発行されます。在銘作は銘の正真を、無銘作は審査員による刀工・流派の極めを示します。点数を記す詳細な審査表が付されます。
NTHK（日本刀剣保存会）は、NBTHK（1948年設立）に先立つ1910年に創立された、日本で最も古い刀剣鑑定団体です。長く会を率いた会長の没後、NTHKとNTHK-NPOの二つに分かれ、いずれも審査を続けています。NTHKの鑑定書は、点数と審査員の所見を併記する詳細な審査表が特徴で、特に無銘作の極めに定評があります。
We offer a 48 hour inspection period for all Antique items shipped within the United States only. If the item is not to your satisfaction, we will gladly refund your money less any shipping and handling fees. All sales are final after the 48 hour inspection period. Please note that all discounted items are a final sale and not returnable.
This is a very well forged Daito made by Kanesada in the Genroku era(1688-1704). The overall shape of this sword is very elegant and has a lovely curvature. The sword has been submitted to the NTHK and passed shinsa with higher level Kanteisho papers. This is a diamond in the rough and it is recommended to be professionally polished. The hada is a fine itame and can be seen through out. The hamon is a vibrant gunome choji midare that is very well done and shows many hataraki/activity within it. It is literately peppered with Ara-nie and ko-nie. Sunagashi appears. This longish sword is ubu and comes mounted in an older shirasaya. Kanesada is a very well respected name and many smiths went by this name but this sword is signed specifically as ” Noda Guro Fujiwara Kanesada “. This swords signature makes it very interesting and is not common to find. The Mino swordsmiths were renowned for making very good cutting swords and these blades were well sought after by the samurai of the day. This Daito is a fine collectable example from the early Shinto period.A few words on the condition of this very collectable sword:We recommend highly that this sword be polished. The areas on the blade that are stained and have rust should polish out without a problem. This sword fully polished will more than likely have absolutely no blemishes and be spectacular to view. After polishing this sword we recommend it to be put into koshirai for the new owner. We strongly feel that this will be a highly prized Daito after restoration and mounting into samurai mounts. Mei:Noda Guro Fujiwara KanesadaDate:Genroku (1688-1704)Nagasa:27 3/8 inchesSori:21.0 mmWidth at the ha-machi:30.8 mmWidth at the yokote:19.6 mmThickness at the mune-machi:6.8 mmConstruction:shinogi-zukuriMune:ioriNakago:ubuKitae:itameHamon:gunome/chojiBoshi:maruCondition:old polish Subscribe for the Latest Updates!Join our mailing list to receive the latest News & Updates fromNihonto Antiques.SUBSCRIBEYou have Successfully Subscribed!Your email address will be kept private & will only be used to send updates from this site! Name: Robin L. RiellyDescription:– koto period– bingo prefecture– Mihara schoolAddress: 20 Chalfont LN, Manchester Township, NJ 08759-7302
NihontoWatch美濃 · 1624-1644頃
刀剣大鑑 上位87%
現在1点販売中
徳川の泰平のもと、大小は法度の定める身分の制服となり、需要は城下町、とりわけ江戸に集まった。工芸は二つに分かれる。目利きのための華やかな鑑賞の作と、截断の結果を金象嵌に刻む実証の刀である。
NTHKの中心的な鑑定書で、相応の出来を備えた作に発行されます。在銘作は銘の正真を、無銘作は審査員による刀工・流派の極めを示します。点数を記す詳細な審査表が付されます。
NTHK（日本刀剣保存会）は、NBTHK（1948年設立）に先立つ1910年に創立された、日本で最も古い刀剣鑑定団体です。長く会を率いた会長の没後、NTHKとNTHK-NPOの二つに分かれ、いずれも審査を続けています。NTHKの鑑定書は、点数と審査員の所見を併記する詳細な審査表が特徴で、特に無銘作の極めに定評があります。
We offer a 48 hour inspection period for all Antique items shipped within the United States only. If the item is not to your satisfaction, we will gladly refund your money less any shipping and handling fees. All sales are final after the 48 hour inspection period. Please note that all discounted items are a final sale and not returnable.
