Sixty two plates suji kabuto with Koshu tokubetsu kicho paper, highest ranking below Juyo, , late Edo, signed Myochin Muneyoshi, dated 1851. Muneyoshi was appointed to work for the Fudai Daimyo of the Sakai clan of Shonai in Dewa. Ranking: "Meijin", artist of highest skill. Menpo ryubu style, early Edo.
Maedate (Shishi), wood, Edo
Tehen kanamono
Momonari 24-suji Kabuto+ Menpo, Momoyama/early Edo. The Fukigaeshi bear a mon of Daki Kashiwa in gold makie (opposed oak leaves)
Menpo, lacquered early Edo
Momonari 24suji kawari Kabuto, Momoyama/early Edo
Velvet Jinbaori (surcoat) with an applied white felt mitsu itcho Mon on the upper back. Kaye-Mon of the Mana-Be Daimyo Family . Early Edo.