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255. Peach : iron, brass inlay. Signed by Nobuiye of Kyoto ; Miochin school. Second half of the seven- teenth century. Bigelow Collection. The work of Nobuiye of Kyoto resembles more closely that of the Eastern than the Western schools. 256. Rabbits: iron. Signed by Kuninaga, Mio- chin school. Late eighteenth century. Bigelow Col- lection. EJSTERN SERIES 107 257. Frogs : iron, gold inlay. Style of Nobuiye of Kyoto. Second quarter of the eighteenth century. Bigelow Collection ( see note to No. 2...55 ). 258. Wood-grain and axe: iron, shakudo inlay. Signed by Hiromitsu, Miochin school. Second quarter of the nineteenth century. Bigelow Collection. 259. Wood-grain: iron. Miochin school. Second quarter of the eighteenth century. Ross Collection. 260. Conventional flower-bud: iron, perforated. Akasaka school. Second half of the seventeenth cen- tury. Ross Collection. 261. Tea ceremony utensils : iron. Nobuiye style ; Miochin school. Late seventeenth century. Bigelow Collection. 262. Snake: iron perforated.
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