Japanese Edo Period Signed “Kagemitsu” Tanto Samurai Sword in Red Sheath LS#101 Kiseru & Tabakobon One player starts by flipping

One player starts by flipping two shells face up

Date: Meiji 19–22 (1886–c

It is a type of Kyo-yaki / kiyomizu-yaki (made in Kyoto) tea bowl

Thisplate measures 8 1/2" in diameter by 3 1/4" tall (21

Japanese Edo Period Signed “Kagemitsu” Tanto Samurai Sword in Red Sheath LS#101 Kiseru & Tabakobon One player starts by flippingSigned Japanese Tant (Kagemitsu)Muromachi period or later A Japanese short sword (tant) signed (Kagemitsu), attributed to a later smith of the Osafune Bizen tradition. The blade is of typical form with a straight suguha hamon, differing from the flamboyant chji midare of the Kamakura master. The signature is boldly placed on the tang (nakago), though carved in a simpler hand, pointing toward Muromachi or Edo manufacture rather than the great early