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Three Japanese iron tsubas, probably 18th Century.

Three Japanese iron tsubas, probably 18th Century.

Three Japanese iron tsubas, probably 18th Century.

Three Japanese iron tsubas, probably 18th Century.

Three Japanese iron tsubas, probably 18th Century.

Three Japanese iron tsubas, probably 18th Century.

Three Japanese iron tsubas, probably 18th Century.

Three Japanese iron tsubas, probably 18th Century.

Three Japanese iron tsubas, probably 18th Century.

Three Japanese iron tsubas, probably 18th Century.

Diameter 7-8 cm.

Minor wear.

Provenance

From the Collection of Henrik Eugene Reuterswärd (1881-1964), thence by descent to Marina Reuterswärd.

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