SEVEN KOZUKA (KNIFE HANDLES), ONE WITH A BLADE Edo period (1615-1868), 18th to 19th century (8)SEVEN KOZUKA (KNIFE HANDLES), ONE WITH A BLADEEdo period (1615-1868), 18th to 19th centuryThe first shakudo and gold, with a carp and weeds, signed Yurakusai Sekibun; the second shibuichi, shakudo, silver, gold, and copper, with mallow flowers and buds, signed Seimin with a kao; the third shibuichi, silver, and shippo enamels, with cherry blossoms floating on water under the moon, with signature Shokado no zu o motte Hamano Noriyuki kore o saku; the fourth shakudo nanako, gold, and silver, with a spray of nogiku (daisies) tied with a thread, fitted with a steel blade signed Kunimitsu, with a plain wood storage box; the fifth copper, shibuichi, and gold, with a namazu (catfish) and weeds; the sixth gold, shibuichi, and black lacquer, with ants and grains of rice, signed Joshin zu Joka with a kao; the last shibuichi, copper, and gold, on one side a fugu (pufferfish) hung up to dry, on the other a crowd crossing Nihonbashi Bridge with Mount Fuji in the background. (8).None