An iron kettle with gold and silver inlays,TetsubinKinzoudo [金象堂] Kakyou​ [家教造] mark to the body, Kinjudopany [金壽堂造] seal to the base, Meiji period11.0cm high (without cover)Provenance: Provenance:Miklos Grunberg (1918-1988), SydneyMossgreen, Melbourne, 2 June 2008, lot 324Kinjudo, one of the two main schools ofTetsubin in Kyoto, the other being Ryubundo (see lot 120). Kinjudo is known for incorporating different metals such as gold, silver and copper in inlays and embossing, such as seen in the current lot.