- A Wakizashi Koshirae With Shakudo Fittings,
Edo Period, Circa 1800 Fitted with all matching black 'shakudo' (gold and copper alloy) kodachi fittings incised with floral scrolls, from the kojiri (end cap) of the saya...
[more like this] - A Koto Bizen Wakizashi With Edo Mounts
and Higo Kozuka, 16th Century and Later The blade unsigned (mumei), with shakudo tsuba and fuchi-kashira, the kashira decorated with paulownia crest (mon), straight copper...
[more like this] - A Japanese Ko-Wakizashi, 16th/17th Century
Koto period blade mumei (unsigned), the lacquer saya with a kamon (crest); fitted with Edo period koshirae, including square iron sukashi tsuba, iron and gold fuchi-kashira,...
[more like this] - An Uda Kunimune School Wakizashi, Muromachi
Period, Circa 1530 Mounted as a tachi, the Koto blade engraved with horimono of Buddhist symbols, ken (sword) and double-line; all matching Edo period Kodachi mountings;...
[more like this] - Two Japanese Wakizashi, Edo/Meiji Period
One mounted with a carved bone tsuka and saya; the other with a brass-fitted lacquer saya and kozuka longest length 25.1 in — 63.7 cm...
[more like this] - A Japanese Wakizashi, Edo/Meiji Period
Double-rooster/cockerel menuki, matching silver dragonfly fuchi-kashira, mumei (unsigned);
nagasa length 14.2 in (36 cm)
overall length 22 in — 55.9 cm...
[more like this] - A Large Japanese Carved Ivory Sword
(Tachi), Together With a Carved Bone Wakizashi, Meiji Period (1868-1912) The large tachi saya (sheath) and tsuka (handle) very finely carved with numerous rural and military...
[more like this] - A Japanese Wakizashi With a Signed Kozuka,
Edo/Meiji Period nagasa length 12.6 in — 32 cm overall length 19.1 in — 48.4 cm...
[more like this] - SIGNED JAPANESE MUROMACHI STEEL KO-WAKIZASHI
& BOOKEast Asia, Japan, late Muromachi period, ca. 1500 to 1550 CE, signed by Kanehisa. A beautiful example of a ko-wakizashi with a single-edged steel blade that is slightly...
[more like this] - JAPANESE MUROMACHI STEEL & LACQUERED
WOOD WAKIZASHIEast Asia, Japan, late Muromachi period, ca. third quarter of the 16th century CE. A beautiful wakizashi with a single-edged blade, a lacquered (urushi) wood...
[more like this] - SIGNED 1650S JAPANESE EDO WAKIZASHI
BY BISHU OSAFUNEEast Asia, Japan, early Edo Period, ca. mid-17th century, signed "Bishu Osafune" on tang. A forged steel wakizashi blade of elegant shinogi-zukuri form bearing...
[more like this] - 17TH C. JAPANESE EDO STEEL KATANA W/
GILT BRASS MENUKIEast Asia, Japan, early Edo Period, ca. early 17th century CE. A forged steel katana blade of nice length exhibiting a shinogi-zukuri shape and a shortened...
[more like this] - FINE JAPANESE OKIMONO OF A SAMURAI WITH
HIS DAISHOMeiji Period. Signed in red on the underside. The elderly samurai in a brown stained layered robe, the circular emblem of his clan three times on his robe, one hands...
[more like this] - JAPANESE OKIMONO OF A SAMURAIMeiji Period.
The underside with a artist’s monogram. The handsome elderly man, his hair well coiffed into a long knot, wearing an inside and outside pleated robe, the outside robe bears...
[more like this] - JAPANESE OKIMONO OF A SAMURAIMeiji Period.
The underside with a artist’s monogram. The handsome elderly man, his hair well coiffed into a long knot, wearing an inside and outside pleated robe, the outside robe bears...
[more like this] - JAPANESE PATINATED BRONZE OF A SAMAURIMeiji
Period, Circa 1890. Signed on the side of his left breaches. In the manner of Miyao Eisuke. The standing figure with a pensive gaze, dressed in elaborate attire, his chest...
[more like this] - A Wakizashi
MUMEI, SHINTO PERIOD, CIRCA
1650's
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Length of blade 18 7/8 in., 47.9 cm....
[more like this] - FULLY MOUNTED ANTIQUE JAPANESE WAKIZASHI.
A late Koto or early Shinto period Japanese Wakizashi with a 14.25” cutting edge. Information from catalog notes: Mei (signature) in Nakago (tang): Mumei (not signed) but...
[more like this] - ANTIQUE PAPERED KANESADA JAPANESE WAKIZASHI.
A Koto period papered Kanesada Japanese Wakizashi with a14.25” cutting edge. Information from collection notes: Mei (signature) in Nakago (tang): Mumei (not signed) but...
[more like this] - EARLY JAPANESE SA (ATTRIBUTED) WAKIZASHI.
A Koto period SA with a15 11/16” cutting edge. Information from collection notes: Mei (signature) in Nakago (tang): Mumei (not signed) but rare gold inlaid attribution to...
[more like this] - Japanese Shinto period, circa 1600,
Wakizashi blade in shinogi zukuri form showing a very distinct undulating hamon; entire sword in its original form with Edo period tsuba, fuchi kashira and silver menuki in...
[more like this] - EDO PERIOD WAKIZASHI, KANEHISA 1615-1876
Wakizashi, early Edo period, 1615-1876, (Japanese Kanehisa), Menuki has rising sun on one side and crescent moon on other, silver plated stylized Habaki, striped black lacquer...
[more like this] - MID EDO PERIOD WAKIZASHI Wakizashi,
mid Edo period, having a decorative pierced iron Tsuba and mixed metal Fuchi, Kashira, Feather Menuki, sword unsigned, having no scabbard or Saya. Approximate measurements:...
[more like this] - A JAPANESE TADAHIRO WAKIZASHI SWORDA
Japanese Tadahiro Wakizashi sword, Edo Period (1603-1867), Kanbun Era (1661-1673) Signed to the tang in Japanese characters: Omi Daijo Fujiwara Tadahiro; further marked...
[more like this] - Japanese Taisho/Showa Lacquered Wakizashi
Sword 23.5''. Samurai short sword with lacquered handle with imitation shagreen scabbard. Cannot remove handle to see if tang is signed. Blade measures 17'' to handle. Some...
[more like this] - WAKIZASHI (COMPANION SWORD) WITH KOSHIRA-E
(MOUNTING)
SWORD EIROKU ERA, DATED 1562AD WITH EDO/MEIJI PERIOD MOUNTS ??????????? '?????????'? ??? ???/??????thewakizashi 44.5cm high, blade with deep fuller, nakago (tang)...
[more like this] - Japanese wakizashi , funa-gata nakago
(tang), chu-sugaha hamon (temper line), mokume grain, four character rei (signature), ke sho yasuri-yasurime (file marks), copper habaki with etched falling rain pattern,...
[more like this] - Japanese wakizashi , iriyama-gata nakagojiri
(butt end of tang), chu-suguha hamon (temper line), mokume grain, mumei (no signature), faint yasurime (file marks), probably higaki , silver habaki with falling rain pattern,...
[more like this] - Japanese WWII Wakizashi with Scabbard
Un-signed Edo period Wak?has a 23.5" blade?with standard military mounts?and Junior officer's knot. Nice three-piece habaki and family Mon on handle. Two holes in tang. Condition:...
[more like this] - A Wakizashi Samurai Short Sword with
Kozuka Small Knife and Buke-Zukuri Koshirae Mountings Late Edo Period 19th Century With Unokubi Zukuri Kanmuri-otoshi Suguta (blade shape) Kuri Jiri Nakago (tip shape) Suguha...
[more like this] - Japanese Edo Period Wakizashi This ''wak''
has a 20.5'' blade that is in excellent polish. Sword is in storage mounts with a habaki of brass with silver overlay. Fine cloud pattern temper line and two punched holes...
[more like this] - Japanese Wakizashi Shoa Period Blade
With Edo Period Mounts ''Wak'' has a Shoa blade in good polish that measures 25'' with tang signed on both sides. Sword is mounted with Edo period family mounts. Tsuba is...
[more like this] - A Wakizashi Samurai Sword with Signed
Blade Tadayoshi Family ca. Early Edo Period Buke-Zukuri Koshirae Mountings of Later Period and Metal Scabbard of WWII Era With Shinogi Zukuri Nihonto Suguta (blade shape)...
[more like this] - A Wakizashi Samurai Sword with Higo
Style Tosogu Mountings and Engraved Buddha's Prayer Blade ca. Mid. Edo Period With Unokubi Zukuri Kanmuri-otoshi Suguta (blade shape) Furisode Jiri Nakago (tip shape) O-Maru...
[more like this] - Japanese katana and wakizashi mounted
as daisho showa period blades mounted Katana mei; noshu seki ju nin yoshichika saku, shinogi-zukuri 25 in, ko-itame hada, midare-gunome hamon Wakizashi mei; Seki ju...
[more like this] - Japanese Samurai (Wakizashi) sword The
blade is Koto period (before 1596 c.) with mounts. The blade handle is original length and has two holes. The blade is in good old polish with a few surface stain areas and...
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