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WW2 Military Mounted Japanese Officer's Katana Sword With Signed Tang 25 3/4 inch, single edged blade with wide, wavy line hammon.  The tang with five character signature to one side and red painted, four character signature to the reverse.  Copper habaki.  Brass, floral decorated, military pattern tsuba, fuchi and kabuto gane.  Shagreen grip with floral menuki.  Tan cord binding.  Contained in its wooden scabbard and military pattern, leather, field cover.  Complete with brown and blue sword knot.  

Reproduction Japanese bronze Tsuba decorated with grasshopper and insect.(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Schwert und Kurzschwert mit Beimesser. Signiert. Japan.  Katana und Wakizashi. Katana: leicht gebogene, einschneidige Klinge mit Spitze in der Rückenlinie. Habaki aus Kupfer, Griff mit heller Rochenhauteinlage und heller Griffwicklung. Als menuki kleiner Blütenstrauß aus verschiedenen Metallen. Vierpassige Tsuba mit Berglandschaft und kleiner Figurengruppe. Scheide aus schwarz lackiertem Holz. Gesamt L 101 cm. / Wakizashi: Leicht gekrümmte, schmale, einschneidige Klinge mit Spitze in der Rückenlinie. Ähnliche Gestaltung wie Katana, jedoch Tsuba und Fuchi hier mit Blütendekor. Schwarz lackierte Holzscheide mit weinroter sageo (Band) und Aussparung für Beimesser. Gesamt L 60 cm. / Beimesser mit gerader, einschneidiger Klinge, sich zur Spitze verjüngend. Griff mit goldfarbenem Blütendekor. L 21,5 cm. Katana: Eine Kerbe in der Klinge. Wakizashi: Klinge mit Korrosionsnarben. Set wohl mit Originalteilen ergänzt.Aufrufzeit 22. | Feb 2024 | voraussichtlich 18:28 Uhr (CET)Sword and short sword with byknife. Signed. Japan.  Katana and wakizashi. Katana: slightly curved, single-edged blade with a point in the spine. Habaki made of copper, handle with light ray skin inlay and light handle wrapping. As menuki a small bouquet of flowers made of various metals. Four-pass tsuba with mountain landscape and small group of figures. Scabbard of black lacquered wood. Total length 101 cm. / Wakizashi: Slightly curved, narrow, single-edged blade with a point in the spine. Similar design to katana, but tsuba and fuchi here with flower decoration. Black lacquered wooden scabbard with wine-red sageo (band) and recess for the byknife. Total length 60 cm / By-knife with a straight, single-edged blade tapering to the point. Handle with gold-colored flower decoration. L 21.5 cm. Katana: One notch in the blade. Wakizashi: Blade with corrosion scars. Set probably supplemented with original parts.Call time 22 Feb 2024 | probably 18:28 (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

A Japanese Edo Period Bronze Tsuba, having pierced design, 7cm in diameter

Antique Japanese Wakizashi (sword) from the Edo period. Rare 'Aogai Mijin-nuri ' finish on the saya. Antique Tsuba, but with reproduction Kogatana. Two piece Habaki. Comes with stand. Length 62cm approx from handle to blade, width of blade 3cm approx

2 Samurai swords dated late 1700Katana (Dasho) Wabizashi, 2 throwing knives (Kogatana) with gold inlay.The handle is covered with rayskin and has a rooster profile.The Tsuba (guard plate) is signed by the smith on both sides and coated with gold and silver. The Saja (sheath) has also been modified.This weapon, together with the smaller weapon, is intended for wealthy / wealthy Samurai.The Wabizashi belongs to the above Dasho. Inlaid with gold and an image of a grasshopper on the handle. Image of an oak leaf with acorn on the sheath (Saja).Demons are depicted on the 2 accompanying throwing knives.This smaller sword was forged by the same smith as the accompanying sword.The Tsuba (guard) is also signed on one side, with the image of a demon.Lot van 2 Samoeraïzwaarden periode eind 1700Katana (Dasho) Wabizashi, 2 werpmesjes (Kogatana) met goudinleg.De greep is bekleed met roggehuid en heeft een hanenprofiel.De Tsuba (stootplaat) is door de smid gesigneerd aan beide zijden en met goud en zilver bekleed. De Saja (schede) is eveneens bewerkt.Dit wapen is samen met het kleinere wapen bestemd voor bemiddelde/rijke Samoeraï.De Wabizashi hoort bij bovenstaande Dasho. Met goud ingelegd en afbeelding van een sprinkhaan op de greep. Afbeelding van een eikenblad met eikel op de schede (Saja).Op de 2 bijhorende werpmesjes zijn demonen afgebeeld.Dit kleinere zwaard werd gesmeed door dezelfde smid als het bijhorende zwaard.De Tsuba (stootplaat) is eveneens gesigneerd aan één zijde, met de afbeelding van een demoon.L 102 & 54.5 cm

Japanese tri-colour cast metal Tsuba, signed Japanese Buddhist Mon Heraldic Menuki samurai sword fitting Tsuba Buddhist.

Box containing 6 Japanese katana tsuba sword hand guards.

Two cast metal Tsuba with boxes.

A Japanese Edo period iron Tsuba decorated Noh mask, 2 1/2" dia, and a similar larger with gold inlaid decoration, 3 1/4" dia

WW2 Japanese NCO’s Sword Katana, regulation blade 67cms cut with single hi on each side and numbered 78883, regulation brass tsuba and aluminium tsuka (pommel slightly crushed with small crack), in its iron saya with single suspension ring and higher ranking orange fabric sword knot attached, assumed picked up at the same time as the sword. Good condition overall, some age wear. 

Tsuba Edo Zeit: 1603-1868. Wolkenförmig, Eisen. Appliken. Dm: 6,5 cm. D

A Japanese Tsuba and other sword fittings in box

A Japanese hardback book all relating to sword fittings Tsuba Kansho Kei

Fifteen Japanese Tsuba, some with fretted iron work designs, three with decorated iron work, some with pierced and decorated iron work, one with floral design, one depicting the Bhudda

Japanese Wakizashi, 49cm cutting edge, the tang with indistinct signature and signs of alteration probably 16th / 17th century, pierced iron Tsuba and lacquer scabbard.Buyer must be over the age of 18. Age verification ID will be required if this lot is to be posted out. 75cm long

Three Japanese Katana Samurai swords each with gilt decorated tsuba and kashira, bound shagreen style handle, lacquered scabbard and 72cm fullered blade. PLEASE NOTE ALL BLADED ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO OVER 18 CHECK ON COLLECTION OR DELIVERY

Japanese Wakizashi Samurai sword with dragon decoration to the tsuba, embossed kashira, menuki and fuchi, bound shagreen style handle and 46cm blade, in black lacquer scabbard decorated in gilt with a dragon. PLEASE NOTE ALL BLADED ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO OVER 18 CHECK ON COLLECTION OR DELIVERY

WWII Japanese Katana with copper tsuba, kid and leather bound grip and leather covered scabbard, blade length 69cm

Japanese Wakizashi, the hilt covered with ray-skin with blue braid, engraved floral tsuba, the curved single-edged blade 37cm long with a copper habaki, the tang of the blade is unsigned, in wooden scabbard, 60.5cm long overall

Two Japanese Tsuba, soap stone carvings, round boxes a brass pastel burner two small rickshaw ornaments. Postage category C

A JAPANESE ENGRAVED BRASS OPENWORKED TSUBA, designed with an egret, 9.5cm x 8cm.

Six Japanese iron Tsubas15th-19th centuryTwo inlaid with silver and gold, one pierced with stylised floral motif, 8cm - 7cm wide.Provenance: Acquired by captain André Le Gac (1895-1960) in China in the 1920s, thence by descent.Condition Report: Expected old wear including some light deterioration to surface and scattered nicks to edges, particularly to the tsuba with radiating design.A couple of areas of losses to inlay, particularly around the openings for the hilts on three of the tsubas.

Good quality Japanese sword blade with later WWII fittings and scabbard - 67.5cm slightly curving blade with unmarked tang, plain iron tsuba and lacquered grip with copper mounts; in lacquered wooden scabbard with tape bound tip L94cm overallCondition Report: Looks to be a good quality blade with WWII fittings.No visible marks to tang.No grip peg.

Japanese tanto dagger with 25cm single edged blade, gilded plain punched tsuba, cord bound ray skin grip incorporating menuki and ornate gilded metal mounts L39cm overallCondition Report: Slight historic rusting to blade.Some wear to gilding.No marks to tang.Cord binding grubby.Joint of ray skin grip slightly opening up.

Awataguchi; a Japanese Wakizashi, Edo Period, probably 18th/19th century, the nakago bearing the mark for Awataguchi Fujiwara Tadatsuna, the curved blade with decorative (gunome) hamon, fitted a cord lashed tsuka with plum blossom menuki and mixed metal tsuba, lacquered, saya and decorative mixed metal kozuka. 47 cm length of blade, 55 cm total length without scabbard.A private estateSome surface rust to the blade of the Wakizashi mostly confined to the mune area but extending a little way on either side in one area as far as the shinogi, the corrosion seams to be surface, I can not comment as to wether this could be polished out but I have taken extra extreme close ups and this should inform the prospective buyer's judgment,The Ha shows some small/tiny undulation but I can't see any cracks leading into the hamon, these small dinks for want of a better term are not notches or nicks but are from impacts with a hard surface, again these are tiny but worth mentioning.The kissaki seems to have been blunted at it tip by approx 2 or 3 mmI have uploaded some very close images of the areas mentioned.

Japanese military sword, having painted white metal grip, yellow metal tsuba and a numbered single edged blade No. 50949, within painted metal scabbard. Overall 96cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)  Additional images added.

A pierced iron tsuba, signed, and with gold decoration. GC, some wear to the gold. £50-100

A bronzed tsuba, of quatrefoil shape, with gold rim, embossed and overlaid with gold and silver flowers, a butterfly, and a river scene. GC £50-100

Tsuba, Japan, 19. Jh., Eisen mit Goldtauschierung. Recto und verso mit einem paar Kranichen unter einer Kiefer, Schriftzeichen, D. 8 cm

2 kleine Tsuba, Japan, Edo-Zeit, Eisen mit Reliefdekor, D. bis 6 cm

Tsuba, Japan, Edo-Zeit, Eisen. Reliefdekor mit Landschaft und Personenstaffage, Reste von Tauschierungen, D. 7 cm

Katana, Japan 19. Jh. (Edo/Meji), Griff mit Rochenhaut, Tsuba mit Goldtauschierung, Scheide mit Lacküberzug und Einstreuungen (maki-e), Montierung mit Tauschierungen, Scheide best. und rest., L. 91 cm

An early 20th century Japanese short sword, with a bound grip and curved steel blade, 61cm longOverall condition is complete but heavily aged. The blade is rusted, pitted and chipped. The tsuba is loose. The fabric grip is worn and dirty. Has belonged to the family for many years and was inherited.

A WW2 era imperial Japanese Tsuba sword guard with decoration

Japanese katana with Koto period blade (16th century) blade length 61.5cm, mino school, black lacquered saya and circa 18th century tsuba with gilt highlights, gilt dragon fuchi kashira, complete with modern black silk sageo.

Japanese Muromachi period (C14th) Mumei Sukashi iron tsuba to fit Wakizashi, with 17 petal Chrysanthemum design. (dia.6.3cm) with wooden case.

Japanese 17th century iron tsuba to fit katana, possibly by Mumia, Sotem school, with landscape and monks with gold highlights, Kodogi filled in gold, in fitted case. (dia. 7.5cm)

Japanese 17th century signed Kunihiro iron tsuba, Shoami school to fit katana with blossom design highlighted in gold and silver, with fitted case. (dia. 7.5cm)

Japanese Sotem Sukashi iron tsuba, 17th century Edo period, signed `Soheishi Nyudo Sotem of Hikone in Omi province' Hikone Bori school, with gold inlaid detail to Buddist monk and cherry blossom design. (dia.6.5cm) with wooden case

Japanese 17th century tsuba, possibly by Mumia to fit katana, with farmer and landscape design highlighted in gilt metal. (dia. 8.5cm)

Japanese Sukashi early/mid 19th century tsuba with rain on wisteria design, to fit katana. (dia.6.5cm)

Japanese Shakudo shibuichi tsuba, 18th century Edo period, (possibly Yanagawa school) to fit wakizashi with gilt and white metal detail to scene of crane`s in wateer reeds. (dia.6.5cm)

Japanese signed `Mitsutade Chohan' early 19th century tsuba with dragon design to fit katana. (dia.6.5cm)

Japanese Nara style tsuba, early to mid 19th century to fit katana, with Kanzan and Jitioku in their garden design. (dia. 6.5cm)

Japanese Sukashi tsuba, early to mid 19th century of square Kaku gata shape and Geese and pine tree design, to fit katana. (dia.6.5cm)

Katana Tsuba. Made from iron depicting a warrior with Katana and Japanese script

A FINE IRON SUKASHI-BORI TSUBAUnsignedJapan, 17th-18th century, Edo period (1615-1868)The iron tsuba of marugata shape, with a kozuka and kogai hitsu-ana, the nakago-ana with some suaka sekigane, finely worked in sukashi-bori to depict the crescent moon among abstract geometric patterns with stars in the form of three pierced holes.HEIGHT 7.6 cm, LENGTH 7.5 cmWEIGHT 104 gCondition: Very good condition with minor wear.

UMETADA SHIGEYOSHI: AN OPENWORK IRON UMETADA TSUBA, EDOBy Umetada Shigeyoshi, signed Umetada ShigeyoshiJapan, Kyoto, 18th centuryCast in openwork, pierced with large hitsu-ana, and inlaid in gold with pine twigs, the outer edges worked to resemble a twisted rope. One side engraved with the Artist name and address: YAMASHIRO KUNI NISHIJIN JU UMETADA SHIGEYOSHI, the other side with the signature.HEIGHT 6.2 cm, LENGTH 5.8 cmWEIGHT 80 gCondition: Good condition with expected wear and minor losses to the inlays. Provenance: Czech private collection, acquired in an Antiques Fair in Japan.

AN IRON TSUBA WITH THE TWELVE ANIMALS OF THE ZODIAC (JUNISHI)UnsignedJapan, 18th century, Edo period (1615-1868)Of marugata shape, with a kozuka hitsu-ana and some sekigane, finely worked in iro-e takazogan with gold, silver, copper and shakudo, depicting the twelve animals of the zodiac (junishi) arranged on both sides amongst various grasses.HEIGHT 6.1 cm, LENGTH 5.8 cmWEIGHT 70 gCondition: Excellent condition with minor typical wear.

AN IRON TSUBA WITH A DRAGON CHASING A TAMAUnsignedJapan, 18th century, Edo period (1615-1868)The iron tsuba of jujimokkogata form, with a kozuka and kogai hitsu-ana, finely worked in sentoku and shibuichi takazogan, depicting a dragon chasing a tama pearl. The dragon finely executed, the body appearing in motion, the scales well-defined.HEIGHT 8 cm, LENGTH 7.4 cmWEIGHT 124.3 gCondition: Very good condition with minor wear.

NAOKATSU: A SIGNED IRON TSUBA WITH CHERRY BLOSSOMS, EDOSigned Naokatsu Japan, Edo period (1615-1868) Of almost circular form (maru-gata) with two hitsu, cast in openwork with cherry blossoms on a stream, the flowers embellished with engraved stamens. Signed NAOKATSU. Condition: Very good condition with minor wear. Provenance: Czech private collection. Weight: 102,5 g Dimensions: 7.7 x 7.4 cm

A SOTEN SCHOOL IRON TSUBA WITH BIRDS AND AUTUMN GRASSESSigned Hikone no ju SotenJapan, 18th century, Edo period (1615-1868)The large iron tsuba of marugata shape, the kozuka hitsu-ana with ategane in migakiji shakudo, with some sekigane, worked in very fine iro-e takazogan of gold, silver, copper, and shibuichi depicting to one side crows descending from clouds towards rich autumn flowers and grasses, the verso showing further clouds and a group of sparrows, one of them landing on one of the grasses. Signed to the front Hikone no ju SOTEN.HEIGHT 8.6 cm, LENGTH 8.4 cmWEIGHT 168 gCondition: Excellent condition with minor typical wear.

MITSUYOSHI: AN AUSPICIOUS SENTOKU TSUBA WITH FUKUJUSO AND SHIMENAWABy Mitsuyoshi, signed Mitsuyoshi with kakihanJapan, 18th-19th century, Edo period (1615-1868) The sentoku tsuba of marugata shape, with a kozuka hitsu-ana, bearing a stippled ground, finely worked in iro-e takazogan of gold, silver, sentoku, shibuichi, and shakudo, depicting a potted fukujuso (plant of fortune and longevity) and shimenawa (sacred rope) with tassels and leaves, to welcome the New Year. The reverse with the rising sun, harking a new dawn, and a pair of chirping chidori welcoming the new day. Signed MITSUYOSHI with kakihan.HEIGHT 6.3 cm, LENGTH 6 cmWEIGHT 91.4 gCondition: Very good condition with minor typical wear.

KIKUCHI SEIJO: A SHAKUDO TSUBA WITH CHINESE LITERATI AND LANDSCAPEBy Kikuchi Seijo, signed Kikuchi Seijo with kakihanJapan, 19th century, Edo period (1615-1868)The shakudo migakiji (polished ground) tsuba of marugata shape, with a kozuka and kogai hitsu-ana and some sekigane, partially worked in sukashi (openwork) and iroe-e takazogan of gold, silver, and copper depicting Chinese literati above a landscape dominated by pagodas, pine trees, reishi clouds, and craggy rocks. Signed to the back KIKUCHI SEIJO with kakihan.HEIGHT 6.9 cm, LENGTH 6.5 cmWEIGHT 99 gCondition: Excellent condition with minor typical wear.

MASANAGA: A FINE SHAKUDO NANAKO TSUBA WITH AUTUMN PLANTS AND INSECTSBy Masanaga, signed Bushu no ju MasanagaJapan, 19th century, Edo period (1615-1868)The shakudo tsuba of marugata shape, with a kozuka and kogai hitsu-ana, bearing a superbly executed nanako ground along the rim as well, worked in glamorous iro-e takazogan of gold, copper, silver, shibuichi and shakudo depicting a praying mantis and several different crickets amongst autumn grasses and flowers. Signed to the front Bushu no ju Masanaga - possibly an Ito school artist working in the Goto style.HEIGHT 7.6 cm, LENGTH 7.1 cmWEIGHT 158 gCondition: Excellent condition with minor typical wear.

YASUNORI: A SHAKUDO TSUBA DEPICTING A MONGOLIAN TRADER, EDOSigned YasunoriJapan, 19th century, Edo period (1615-1868)The oval Shakudo tsuba with one hitsu, finely worked in iro-e takazogan of gold, copper, and shakudo, depicting a Mongolian trader wearing an elaborately patterned robe below a pine tree, the reverse with a continuation of the tree amid bamboo. Singed to the front YASUNORI.HEIGHT 5.7 cm, LENGTH 5.2 cmWEIGHT 79 gCondition: Very good condition, some typical wear. Provenance: Czech private collection.

OYOGO KUNISHIGE: A WAKIZASHI IN KOSHIRAEBy Oyogo Kunishige, signed Bitchu Koku Mizuta ju Oyogo Kunishige Japan, early Edo period, 17th century The blade: The slender, gently curved blade with shinogi-zukuri and ihori mune. The hamon is gunome-midare in nioi-deki, ending in a midare-komi boshi. The hada is mokume-muji. The nakago with one mekugi-ana, the tip is haagari, the mei reads 'Bitchu Koku Mizuta ju Oyogo Kunishige'. The mounting: The iron tsuba of rounded square form with two hitsu, decorated with a rocky landscape. The shakudo fuchi and kashira are inlaid with gilt-copper scrolling vines. The menuki depicting two oxen with gold inlaid eyes. The rayskin tsuka with black silk tsuka-ito. The saya is lacquered in textured roiro, and with a metal kojiri. NAGASA 43.5 cm, LENGTH 72.5 cm (total)Condition: Very good condition with minor wear and traces of use, the blade with scattered small fukure and ware, the mounts with few minuscule nicks. Provenance: Hungarian private collection.

A TANTO IN KOSHIRAE, EDOJapan, Edo period (1615-1868)The blade: The slender blade with hira-zukuri and ihori mune. The hamon is midare in nioi-deki. The hada is mukome. The mumei (unsigned) nakago with one mekugi-ana, the tip is haagari. The mounting: The hamidashi tsuba (with the hitsu-ana open to one side) lacquered black. The sentoku fuchi and kashira worked in takazogan with birds amid flowering plum branches. The floral shakudo menuki with details in gold. The rayskin tsuka with black silk tsuka-ito. The wood saya is ribbed and finely decorated in fine takazogan of silver, copper, and gold, depicting leaves, a vase, and a fan. NAGASA 17.5 cm, LENGTH 37 cm (total) Condition: Good condition with minor wear and traces of use, the blade with scattered tiny fukure, the mounts with few small nicks and shallow scratches, the silk tsuka-ito broken at the end and the kashira loose. Provenance: Hungarian private collection.

A JAPANESE BRONZE TSUBA WITH MYTHICAL BEAST DESIGN, DIAMETER 7.5 CM