Two iron tsuba, Japan, early Edo period, Heianjo school, 17th century - One of kiku kata (chrysanthemum) form. Alternating openwork and solid petals, the latter decorated with sentoku inlaid scrolls in the Heianjo style. 9.2 x 8.7 cm. - The second of hachi kaku gata form decorated with scrolls and hyotan inlaid in sentoku and dō. A hishi (diamond) motif in sukashi has been partially truncated by the presence of the kogai hitsu ana, probably pierced later, like the kozuka hitsu ana. The mimi is carved in the shape of fine bamboo. 7.9 x 7.8 cm Slightly missing inlays.