Openwork Design of Plovers, Goose, and Butterfly
Mumei, but attributed to the Akasaka school
Hozon Tosogu
Scene of Cloth Bleaching at the Tamagawa in Chōfu
Made by Bansukiken Tadamasa
Hozon Tosogu
Grapevine
Mumei, but attributed to the Heianjo-zogan school
Tokubetsu Kicho Kodogu
Cherry Blossoms and Maple Leaves
Mumei, but probably the Kaga-kinko school
Matsukawabishi and Wild Geese Openwork Design
Mumei, but attributed to the Kyo-shukashi school
Hozon Tosogu
Horses and Cherry Blossoms
Hashimoto Masanari, resident of Edo (kao)
Bōkan Sennin-zu, Immortal Contemplating the Distance
Jounsai Hirotoshi（with Kao）
Hozon Tosogu
A lone stirrup in a field of susuki (pampas grass)
Kinzogan-mei, Gold inlaid signature with kao, Mumei, but attributed to the Kyō-kenjō
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Three-Tiered Pine Openwork
Mumei, but attributed to Kamiyoshi Fukanobu
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Clove (Chōji) Sukashi Tsuba
Shigetada
A long-tailed Bird Perched in a Pine Tree
Mumei, but attributed to the Mito school
Hozon Tosogu
Kingfisher by the Water
Mumei, but attributed to the Mito School
Hozon Tosogu
Bukan-sukashi
Mumei, but attributed to the Bushu School
Hozon Tosogu
Plum Tree
Mumei, but attributed to the Akasaka School
Hozon Tosogu
Large Two-wheeled Cart Openwork, Clouds and Scattered Characters
Tadatsune, resident of Yamagata, Mogami, Dewa Province
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Sayamame, Pod Beans
Engraved by Hirano Tomomichi
Hozon Tosogu
Halberd and Flower Openwork
Mumei, but attributed to the Shoami School
Hozon Tosogu
Family Crests-scattered Openwork with Vines
Saburodayu
Hozon Tosogu
Bamboo, Japanese ginger and Clock
Mumei, but attributed to the Kanayama School
Hozon Tosogu
Snowflakes and Wild Geese Openwork
Mumei, but appraised as the Owari Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Natamame, Sword Bean
Mumei
Paulownia and Phoenix
Mumei, but appraised as the Edo-higo School
Hozon Tosogu
Openwork, Myoga Ginger Facing Each Other and Oak Leaves Facing Each Other
Mumei, but appraised to the Shoami school
Hozon Tosogu
Scattered Cherry Blossoms
Masakatsu（Kao）
Hozon Tosogu
Openwork of Multiple Crests
Mumei, but attributed to the Akasaka school
Hozon Tosogu
Minogame, Long Lived Turtle and Jurojin, God of Longevity
Itteisai[Issensai] Yoshinao 一鼎[泉]斎 良直
Hozon Tosogu
Bamboo and Sparrows
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Akasaka school
Hozon Tosogu
Yaguruma, Wheel of Arrows
Mumei, but probably the Owari Tradition
Peony
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Ko-shoami Tradition
Tokubetsu Kicho Kodogu
Indicating 'Takasago', Takasago-rusu motif
Made by Shoami Shigenobu, Forged by Kuniyasu
Hozon Tosogu
Cherry Blossoms Floating on Flowing Water
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Akasaka School
Hozon Tosogu
Waves and Rock
Mumei, but attributed to the Satsuma school
Hozon Tosogu
Paulownia Crests, Phoenix and Chrysanthemums
Mumei, but attributed to the Mino shool
Hozon Tosogu
Flower Arrangement and Stands
Made by Yoshiie from Yamashiro
Hozon Tosogu
Thistle and a Autumn Insect
Mumei, but attributed to the Choshu school
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Horse's Bit Openwork
Mumei, but attributed to the Ko-shoami
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Chinese Child at Play
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Mito Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Chrysanthemum
Saotome Iesada
Hozon Tosogu
Bridge of Koto Instrument, Ivy and Wild goose, Symmetry Openwork
Mumei, but attributred to the Shoami Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Japanese crest Daki-myoga, Folding fan and Bamboo tea whisk connected by Wild geese
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Hayashi school
Hozon Tosogu
Moon, Mist and Two Geese
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Akasaka Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Pine needle
Masakuni from Karatsu
Hozon Tosogu
Pine Tree and Bamboo
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Kamiyoshi Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Chrysanthemum with Cakraratna, Wheel-shaped treasure and Tomoe sukashi
Mumei, but attributed to the Umetada School
Hozon Tosogu
Kabuto and Gunbai, Samurai Warrior Helmets and Military Fans
Mumei, but attributed to the Choshu Tradition
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Chinese Poetry
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Mito Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Little Cuckoos in the Morning Mist
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Akasaka school
Hozon Tosogu
Circles on All Four Sides
Mumei, but attributed to the Myochin Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Myoga and Kari sukashi (Japanese ginger and wild geese)
Tatsutoshi from Efu
Hozon Tosogu
Chrysanthemum and Wavy Pattern
Mumei, but probably the Edo-higo Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Daki-Myoga (two Japanese ginger shoots), Karigane (wild geese) and Haze Sukashi
Mumei, but attributed to the Owari Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Symmetrical Daki-Myoga (two Japanese ginger shoots), Fans, Bamboo Tea Whisks and Karigane (wild geese)
Mumei, but attributed to the Kyo-sukashi Tradition
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Amaryu, Dragon
Made by Shoami Katsushige
Hozon Tosogu
Tawara, Race Bale and Tomoe, Comma
Ko-kachushi
Hozon Tosogu
Daffodils
Made by Tomohisa from Hagi, Choshu
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Waterfall Viewing of Noblemen
Made by Ishiyama Mototada
Hozon Tosogu
Setsugetsuka; Snow, Moon, and a flower; Beauty of the Four Seasons
Toshikage
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Clematis
Mumei, but probably the Choshu Tradition
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Japanese Snake Gourd
Mumei, but likely the Kyo-shoami Tradition
Amida File
Takahashi Masatsugu（with Kao）
Hozon Tosogu
Close Bag and Scroll (Hotei, a god with a potbelly, who is one of the Seven Gods Rusumoyo) of Good Luck
Masatsuna
Hozon Tosogu
Bamboo
Mumei
Kinchaku Pouch with Chrysanthemum Pattern
Masahisa from Iwaki, Oshu （Mutsu Province）
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Lion's Drop, Spare the rod and spoil the child
Masanobu (with Kao)
Hozon Tosogu
Pine Tree and Horses
Yumeishi Nomura Muneaki ・ From Hikone, Goshu
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Playing Boys dressed in ancient Chinese clothes
Goto Mitsuyoshi（with Kao）
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Four Sedge Hats
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Kamiyoshi Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Bird of Prey on a Pine Tree
Tojusai Masakatsu（with Kao）
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Jonangu, Gurden of the Shrine South of the Capital
Mumei, but attributed to the Kyo-shoami Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Li Bai, Chinese Poet
Ichiyosai Hironao（with Kao）
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Crane in the Nest
Mumei, but attributed to the Hayashi Tradition
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
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