Antique Japanese Bronze Samurai Tsuba by Hamano (b1754) Deer Motif Gold Inlay 68mm Inkbox This type of serving tray

This type of serving tray was often used in chado (tea ceremony and is known as a kashizara

Having been in storage for 20 years it remains in fine condition

kushi and other traditional hair ornaments are typically worn with the kimono during traditional Japanese ceremonies

This is a fine professional grade sashimi yanagiba sushi chef's knife from the mid to late 20th century

Antique Japanese Bronze Samurai Tsuba by Hamano (b1754) Deer Motif Gold Inlay 68mm Inkbox This type of serving trayAntique Japanese Edo Period Bronze Samurai Tsuba by Naoyuki Hamano with Deer Motif and Gold Inlay 68mm Edo period, 18th 19th century Dimensions: approx. 68mm x 61mm x 4mm A finely worked Japanese bronze tsuba (sword guard) of rounded form, decorated in low relief with a pair of deer beneath flowering plants, highlighted with gold and silver nunome zgan inlay. The composition is asymmetrical and restrained, using negative space effectively against a