
YAMAURA KANETORA / KIYOMARO MON
売却済
世界76社の刀剣商を横断追跡 · 価格履歴 · 売却アーカイブ
仕様
66.68 cm
0.48 cm
3.18 cm
YAMAURA KANETORA / KIYOMARO MON / YAMAURA KANETORA (c.1854) KIYOMARO MON Shinshinto Chujosaku NBTHK Hozon to Jikishinsai Kanetora Fujishiro Papers to Yamaura Kanetora SUGATA: NAGINATA NAOSHI KATANA MEI: MUMEI DATE: NONE NAGASA: 66.675cm (26.25′′) OVERALL: 89.852cm (35.375′′) MIHABA: cm (1.25′′) KASANE: 0.63cm (0.25′′) SORI: 0.1875” NAKAGO: O-SURIAGE MEKUGI ANA: ONE YASURIME: SUJIKAI MUNE: IORI HADA: KO-ITAME HAMON: MIDARE BASED ON GUNOME BOSHI: KOMARU HORIMONO OMOTE: NONE HORIMONO URA: NONE HABAKI: 1 PC. COPPER SHIRASAYA YAMAURA KANETORA (c.1854) KIYOMARO MON Shinshinto Chujosaku NBTHK Hozon to Jikishinsai Kanetora Fujishiro Papers to Yamaura Kanetora Proud to offer a rarely seen work by Yamaura Kanetora. Kanetora or Yamaura Kanetora was the son of Yamaura Masao/Saneo and the nephew of the famous Shinshinto smith, Yamaura/Minamoto Kiyomaro. Kiyomaro (c. 1830) needs no introduction and is considered the very best Shinshinto Smith, some calling him the Shinshinto Masamune. His works are rated Saijo-saku by Fujishiro. Kanetora’s father, Masao (c. 1844) was the older brother of Kiyomaro. The characters for Masao can also be read as Saneo. He is generally referred to as Saneo to distinguish him from Suzuki Masao also of the Kiyomaro mon. It is of note that Masao and Kanetora signed with many different names and pseudonyms over the course of their lives. Masao’s works are rated Josaku by Fujishiro. Kanetora began an apprenticeship with his uncle Kiyomaro around 1849 and signed with the mei Yukimune and Kanehira. He was retained by the Matsuhiro Fief and in 1856 changed his name to Kanetora. He was known to have made many Gassaku or joint works with his father and was known to have worked in both Mino and the Soshu tradition as is this blade. Kanetora used many different pseudonyms including Jikishinsai as seen on the NBTHK papers. (see additional pseudonyms in the entry from Sesko’s Swordsmith A-Z below). Kanetora’s works are rated Chujosaku. It is quite rare to see a swor

売却済
世界76社の刀剣商を横断追跡 · 価格履歴 · 売却アーカイブ
66.68 cm
0.48 cm
3.18 cm
YAMAURA KANETORA / KIYOMARO MON / YAMAURA KANETORA (c.1854) KIYOMARO MON Shinshinto Chujosaku NBTHK Hozon to Jikishinsai Kanetora Fujishiro Papers to Yamaura Kanetora SUGATA: NAGINATA NAOSHI KATANA MEI: MUMEI DATE: NONE NAGASA: 66.675cm (26.25′′) OVERALL: 89.852cm (35.375′′) MIHABA: cm (1.25′′) KASANE: 0.63cm (0.25′′) SORI: 0.1875” NAKAGO: O-SURIAGE MEKUGI ANA: ONE YASURIME: SUJIKAI MUNE: IORI HADA: KO-ITAME HAMON: MIDARE BASED ON GUNOME BOSHI: KOMARU HORIMONO OMOTE: NONE HORIMONO URA: NONE HABAKI: 1 PC. COPPER SHIRASAYA YAMAURA KANETORA (c.1854) KIYOMARO MON Shinshinto Chujosaku NBTHK Hozon to Jikishinsai Kanetora Fujishiro Papers to Yamaura Kanetora Proud to offer a rarely seen work by Yamaura Kanetora. Kanetora or Yamaura Kanetora was the son of Yamaura Masao/Saneo and the nephew of the famous Shinshinto smith, Yamaura/Minamoto Kiyomaro. Kiyomaro (c. 1830) needs no introduction and is considered the very best Shinshinto Smith, some calling him the Shinshinto Masamune. His works are rated Saijo-saku by Fujishiro. Kanetora’s father, Masao (c. 1844) was the older brother of Kiyomaro. The characters for Masao can also be read as Saneo. He is generally referred to as Saneo to distinguish him from Suzuki Masao also of the Kiyomaro mon. It is of note that Masao and Kanetora signed with many different names and pseudonyms over the course of their lives. Masao’s works are rated Josaku by Fujishiro. Kanetora began an apprenticeship with his uncle Kiyomaro around 1849 and signed with the mei Yukimune and Kanehira. He was retained by the Matsuhiro Fief and in 1856 changed his name to Kanetora. He was known to have made many Gassaku or joint works with his father and was known to have worked in both Mino and the Soshu tradition as is this blade. Kanetora used many different pseudonyms including Jikishinsai as seen on the NBTHK papers. (see additional pseudonyms in the entry from Sesko’s Swordsmith A-Z below). Kanetora’s works are rated Chujosaku. It is quite rare to see a swor

売却済
世界76社の刀剣商を横断追跡 · 価格履歴 · 売却アーカイブ
66.68 cm
0.48 cm
3.18 cm