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The body is decorated in underglaze cobalt blue with bold calligraphic characters on one side and a circular emblem enclosing a single character on the reverse
This style of bowl is favored by Japanese Buddhist sects for its tone
Condition = Unused
The neck carries a heart-and-scroll border in blue and white
Designed for the Japanese art of floral arrangement
Japanese Type 19 Cavalry Officer’s Saber (Kyū-guntō) Ray Skin Hilt Meiji c1886 Sword LS109 Inkan The body is decorated inEarly Type 19 transitional Japanese Army officers ky gunt (company grade), Meiji 1922 (1886c. 1888 89). A scarce, short run variant produced immediately after the Army Uniform Regulations of 6 July 1886, this sabre bridges the earlier Type 8 and the standardized Type 19. The gilt brass hilt combines the new open work floral guard of the Type 19 with Type 8 DNA (the wide, flat knuckle bow and ray skin, wire ribbed grip). The company grade backstrap is
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