A Japanese tsuba, decorated with plum, or other, blossom and a fuchi-kashira both mounted with a tsuka and imitation tsunagi, overall length about 60 cm; together with another imitation tsunagi, similar and a soft metal fuchi (5)Please note that there is damage, deterioration and loss to this lot.
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A GOOD JAPANESE EARLY / EDO PERIOD BRONZE, ENAMEL & MIXED METAL TSUBA, carved with scenes of windy crops and a tree stump, picked out finely in green enamel paint with applied gold highlights, the reverse carved with a bird in flight amongst a tree, again finely decorated with green enamel paint and gold inlays, signed with a six-character signature, 7.5cm x 6.5cm.
A Japanese Wakasashi, the blade with wooden hilt covered with shagreen and ito cord wrapping and dragon menuki, the fuchi gilt-decorated with chrysanthemum and butterflies and having scroll-cast tsuba and copper habaki; the lacquered saya fitted kogatana with dragon-embellished kozuka and plaited cord sageo, L 40.5cm (blade); 58cm (overall)
19th Century Japanese Wakizashi, signed Kashu Fujiwara Sadatsugu. Blade 46.2cm. Kanenori signed Tsuba decorated with water droplets and three blossoms, Satsuma rebellion type handle with simple iron fuchi, kashira and menuki. Decorative laquered scabbard highlighted in gold simulation of the bark of a tree. Overall length 66cm
A Japanese Shinto Period Wakizashi, the 41cm blade with faint billowing hamon, bo'hi running for 33cm from the two piece copper habaki, the signed shortened tang with single mekugi an, the signed round iron tsuba worked with shallow radiating lines and with shallow cut-out, the green braid bound same hilt with parcel gilt bronze menuki, with black lacquer saya, 59.5cm. Edge of blade is a little uneven towards the tip, may have been ground. Tang is possibly shortenend. Some flaking to lacquer saya. Lacks kozuka
A Japanese Shinto Period Wakizashi, the 43cm blade with faint shallow wavy hamon, the one piece brass habaki engraved with scrolling tendrils, the unsigned tang with two mekugi an, plain bronze tsuba, the black lacquered braid bound same hilt with bronze shi shi lion menuki, bronzed metal fuchi and kashira, with ribbed black lacquer saya, lacks kozuka, 60cm. Delamination marks to blade, with traces of grinding to edge. Tang has possibly been shortened.
JAPANESE WORLD WAR II SWORD OF TYPICAL SAMURAI FORM, having curved fullered blade stamped 2987, 27 1/4" (69.2cm) long, plain pierced bronze tsuba with matted ground, the cast bronze handle/hilt simulated bound fish skin with floral ........., 36 1/4" (92cm) long overall and the BLACK METAL SHEATH with single free ring suspension and drag
A rare antique Japanese Military Officer's Showa Katana Sword. Curved toshin blade, with brass tsuba and habaki, with a sharkskin bound handle and military officer's combat tassle. Tang unmarked. Within it's original leather covered wooden scabbard. Slight AF - small 1.5cm of edge wear to blade, pin missing to hilt). Measures approx; 93cm long. Rare.
WW2 Officer's Shin Gunto With Signed Tang 26 inch, single edged blade. Copper habaki. Tang with four character signature. Brass, military pattern tsuba and brass, military fuchi and kabuto-gane. White shagreen grip with brass floral menuki. Twisted brown cord binding. Contained in its black lacquered, wooden scabbard with single brass hanging ring. Complete with brown leather field scabbard cover. Some pitting and minor chips to blade.
An early 19th Century Japanese Wakizashi, approx 51cm long curved blade, cord board shagreen tsuka, missing tsuba, AFunable to get the handle off to see the tang signature, some chips to the edge of the blade, scratches and discolouration, the shagreen is split on the handle, scabbard has damages, otherwise generally good condition
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