Mino-Goto style A mitokoromono set of three sword fittings Edo period (1615-1868), 17th/18th century Comprising a kozuka, kogai, and pair of menuki, the bodies of the kozuka and kogai of gilt metal with nekogaki striations inset with shakudo nanako panels, decorated in high relief gold and silver with a profusion of autumn plants including chrysanthemum, hagi (bush clover), susuki (plume grass), and kikyo (Chinese bellflower), the menuki worked in the same metals and with the same decoration With a wood storage box The kogai 8 1/8in (20.5cm) long