Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century Comprising a lacquered-iron kozuka decorated with crashing waves in gold and silver takamaki-e, signed Joka, Ichijo zu ([Yamada] Joka after a design by [Goto] Ichijo), and with the artist's kao, fitted with a blade signed Fujiwara Yoshitaka kore o tsukuru; a shakudo kozuka decorated with a scene with Mount Fuji in takabori and silver takazogan, fitted with a blade; a shinchu kozuka decorated with cranes and tortoises in iro-e takazogan, fitted with a blade obscurely signed Shizu [] Minamoto Iehisa; a kozuka blade obscurely signed Kozuke no kami []hara Sukekane; a shakudo migakiji fuchi-gashira decorated with flowering peonies in iro-e takazogan and inlays of coral; a fuchi decorated with a warrior at Uji bridge in iro-e takazogan, signed Gyokusuiken Ninoue Yoshimitsu kore o saku; a shibuichi migakiji fuchi with Chinese boy and a crane in iro-e takazogan; and an iron kashira formed as Hyottoko 8 7/8in (22.5cm) long, the largest