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A Copper Soten School Tsuba of oval form pierced and carved in hikone-bori with sagacious figures amid pines and rocks at leisurely pursuits, details in gilding and inlaid in silver, one hitsu-ana plugged in shakudo, unsigned, 7.5cms,18th Century: And A Small Mino-Goto School Shakudo Tsuba of mokko form decorated on the nanako ground in relief and gilding with a Ho-o bird in flight above kiri, 6cms, unsigned, 17th-18th Century (2)

A 19th century bronze and gilded tsuba, decorated with a scholar beneath a tree with his servant and a bird, signed on the reverse, H. 6.5cm.

A 19th century katana and red lacquer sheath: iron tsuba, handle rebound, c1890

An early twentieth century Japanese lacquered table cabinet. The top section with sliding doors is raised over a central cupboard revealing a bank of six drawers over a single drawer base. Decorated with figures in landscapes, flowers and with tsuba medallions to the sides. 55cm high, 55cm wide, 26cm deep. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Probably originally with a stand. Missing a sliding door. Some loss to the applied work.

Japanese Katan with red lacquer scabbard, iron tsuba with lead plugs. Tang unsigned

Japanese sword 'Katana' blade 28.5". Blue tape to grip with dragon menuki. Rayskin same in good condition (handling wear). Metal scabbard with single asti. Some losses to Khaki paint. Decorated Tsuba & Kashira. Semigane to scabbard. Decoration on this Katana appears to be on a tree theme. The style is a WW2 type 98 shin gunto. This is a good quality sword. The paint flaking from the scabbard.

Japanese sword 'Shin Gunto' type 98 in its wooden scabbard in which is a silver plate engraved 'SURRENDER SWORD 16th SEPT. 1945. GOVERNMENT HOUSE HONG KONG.' Brown tape (handling wear) with rayskin same & cherry blossom Menuki, standard Kabutogane. Pierced tsuba with cherry blossom and hearts decoration. Scabbard with single asti and semigane. Blade 27" (VGC). A nice quality sword with WW2 provenance in original untouched condition. A collectors lot.

Japanese sword Katana. Blade 29". Hilt with black Tsuka-ito over same with two Menuki. Pierced Tsuba with attractive horse decoration. In its lacquered wooden saya. Attractive Kuchi-gane and Fuchi. A good quality sword.

Japanese Type 95 sword for NCO's. Numbered blade 27" No131471. (Tokyo First Arsenal blade with 'to' character after number). Brown painted aluminium hilt with cherry blossom MENUKI. Good blade with a couple of minor nicks. In its steel scabbard with matching numbers. Single ASHI. Simple pierced TSUBA. Scabbard part repainted black. Leather field service frog (some losses). A good original WW2 Type 95 sword.

A Japanese short sword, with carved bone scabbard and hilt and brass tsuba together, with a similar smaller example and one other

A Japanese katana with cast bronze tsuba, in leather wrapped scabbard

AN 18TH/19TH CENTURY SOLID SILVER TSUBA Figured with dragons amongst clouds.

AN 18TH CENTURY CAST IRON TSUBA Inlaid with silver, gold and copper, depicting an elder.

AN 18TH CENTURY CAST IRON TSUBA Figured with a horse and clouds, signed to centre.

A RARE HOLLOW CAST IRON TSUBA Figured with a landscape and pagodas, signed.

A SECOND WORLD WAR JAPANESE SHIN-GUNTO SWORD with a cast metal tsuba incorporating blossom motifs, and a bound ray-skin grip, in a lacquered scabbard, 92.5cm long; together with a later Indian decorative sword for wall-hanging, (2).

A Bronze Japanese Tsuba, depicting a crane and deer to one size and a zen garden to the other, with character marks to base.

A GOOD QUALITY 19TH CENTURY PARCEL GILT & COPPER INLAID JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE TSUBA, decorated to each side with leaf-stemmed peony and shi-shi, 2.75in x 2.5in at widest points.

ANOTHER GOOD QUALITY 19TH CENTURY GILT INLAID JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE TSUBA, finely decorated with a variety of inlaid fan-form panels reserved on a ground of flowerheads, 2.6in x 2.3in wide at widest points.

ANOTHER GOOD QUALITY 19TH CENTURY PARCEL GILT & COPPER INLAID JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE TSUBA, well decorated with a sinuous dragon amidst waves, 2.6in x 2.4in at wide at widest points.

TWO JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD MIXED METAL TSUBA, one decorated with a man on a bridge holding the halter of a recumbent oxen, the other with birds in flight above a foliate spray, 2.6in x 2.2in & 2.7in x 2.6in. (2)

A Shibuichi Kozuka decorated in kebori and silver taka-zogan with a... A Shibuichi Kozuka decorated in kebori and silver taka-zogan with a chrysanthemum bloo, signed Kinkodo, 19th Century, fitted with a brass blade; An Iron kozuka decorated in iroe zogan and kebori with two seals (?) beneath a crescent moon, 18th Century, fitted with a brass blade ; Two modern reproduction Tsuba; An Antimony Bezique Counter with ivory keys inlaid in Shibayama style with insects, early 20th Century; And Two Bone Mounted Aikuchi. (7)

† A WWII Japanese officer’s sword katana, highly polished clean blade 26¼”, signed Yoshi Miehi, with pronounced yakiba, regulation mounts, floral tsuba and menuki, leather covered saya, green and brown lace sword knot. GC (leather some wear)

A Japanese sword Katana, blade 23½” signed Mihara Zu Nobusada, tempering missing for first half, cat scratch gilt habaki, modern tsuba and saya, en suite birds fuchi kashira. Good Condition Plate 8

A WORLD WAR II PERIOD JAPANESE WAGASAKI having long plaited handle, brass tsuba (tang not signed but possibly older), and leather clad scabbard, 1.01m overall, blade 71cm Estimate £400-600

An early 20th Century Japanese short sword, with curved blade, pierced iron Tsuba and bound grip enclosing two gilt bronze motifs on a shagreen handle, together with another sword, with gilt and engraved tsuba mounts decorated with a leaping hare, a/f, both with lacquered scabbards (2)

A 19th century Japanese sword in black lacquered scabbard with shaped metal tsuba and gilt fuchi with shagreen and bound handle with dragon menuki, 102cm long

A 19th century Japanese short sword in black lacquered scabbard with metal tsuba with shagreen and bound handle and metal fuchi, 73cm long

A signed Wakizashi bearing horimono, 38.75cm blade decorated with a horimono of a Ken and a serpent and bearing a character to the other side, signature and two mekugi-ana to the tang, Namban style circular iron tsuba pierced with foliage and dragons, fully bound tsuka with mismatched fuchi and kashira, small tablet form menuki, contained in its black lacquered saya. Tip slightly bent and staining and flaws to the blade.

Japanese short sword, 30cm slightly curved blade, cast tsuba, tape bound grip in a saya.

A Japanese Wakizashi, the 18.5ins polished blade with partially visible hamon, unsigned, with iron Tsuba cast with water landscape, cotton bound shagreen Tsuka, and dark wood saya inlaid with star motifs, 26.5ins overall

A Japanese Katana, the 25ins polished blade with some original hamon, the cast iron Tsuba pierced with two warriors fighting, cotton bound shagreen Tsuka, and red and black striped lacquer saya, 36ins overall

A Japanese Wakizashi , the 21.5ins polished blade with visible hamon, apparently unsigned, iron tsuba and black lacquer tsuka and saya, 31ins overall (blade rusted and pitted, tsuba rusted and tsuka somewhat damaged) Provenance : Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent

A Japanese Wakizashi, the 22ins Shobu-Zukuri blade with shortened Nakago (Tang) showing partial signature, iron Tsuba cast with village scene, yellow cotton bound shagreen Tsuka, and plain black lacquer saya, 35ins overall

A Japanese Wakizashi, the 20.5ins polished blade with visible cloud hamon, unsigned, the cast iron Tsuba applied in gold coloured metal with fence pattern, cotton bound shagreen Tsuka, and shagreen saya, 28.5ins overall

A Japanese Wakizashi, the 12.5ins highly polished blade, unsigned, with iron Tsuba and cotton bound shagreen Tsuka, and plain dark wood saya, 22.5ins overall, and a Japanese Tanto, with 10.5ins polished blade, unsigned, shagreen covered Tsuka, and plain dark wood saya, 16ins overall

A Japanese Wakizashi, the 16.5ins polished blade with wave pattern hamon, signed "Norimitsu Saku", with bronze Tsuba and mounts, some applied with leaves, and with lacquer saya, 23.5ins overall,

A Japanese Wakizashi, the 13.25ins polished blade with visible hamon, unsigned, iron Tsuba pierced and cast with sea and birds (evidence of original gilding) and metal mounts cast with clown and monkey, the lacquer saya with Hojo family Mon motifs, 22ins overall

A Japanese Katana, with 28.5ins polished blade, signed "Moritaka", pierced cast iron Tsuba, cotton bound shagreen Tsuka, and plain black lacquer saya, 41ins overall, (Koto period - 15th Century)

A Japanese Wakizashi, the 19ins blade with partial polish, bone Tsuka and saya carved all over with numerous characters and with bronze coloured metal fittings, 30ins overall (Meiji period), and a Japanese Wakizashi, the 19.25ins polished blade with indecipherable signature, painted Tsuba and cotton bound shagreen Tsuka, blue lacquer saya with black metallic fittings, 29ins overall (modern)

A WWII Japanese Katana, leather covered saya, ebonised bronze tsuba with gold design, shagreen grips

A 20th century Japanese sword with a cast brass tsuba and leather scabbard, the tang engraved with script, together with a bayonet with serrated back.

An 18th century style Japanese bronze katana tsuba, relief moulded with stylised shi shi, inscribed Tomoyoshi Hitoyangi (1716-1778). D: 8cm

19th century and later Japanese Katana with iron tsuba, insect decorated fuchi & kashira, sharkskin handle, copper habiki with grooved decoration, wooden saya, blade length 69 cms handle length 22 cms

A JAPANESE KATANA SWORD, the blade with Japanese inscription to forte, and a five number code in Arabic numerals '46227', brass tsuba, hilt with damage to binding, together with leather covered scabbard, blade length 66 cm

A Japanese iron Tsuba inlaid with bronze copper and gilt metal - Diameter 7 cm

A tsuba dating: second quarter of the 18th Centuryprovenance: JapanRound, iron tsuba richly pierced with Agari Fuji design. Kyo-Sukashi school. Middle Edo period. In its kiri-box. Complete with Hozon NBTHK certificate.dimensions: diameter 7.6 cm.

A tsuba dating: third quarter of the 18th Centuryprovenance: JapanIron, circular tsuba decorated with gold floral motifs. Late Edo period. In its kiri-box. Heianjo.dimensions: diameter 7.3 cm.

A tsuba dating: circa 1800provenance: JapanNanban. Iron tsuba richly pierced and partially gilt with dragons between branches. Mei. Late Edo period.dimensions: dimensions 6.1 x 6.6 cm.

A tsuba dating: early 19th Centuryprovenance: JapanBronze tsuba, on one side an old kimono (partially gilt) with a silver frog on the shoulder, a snake on the feet; the other side engraved with tree. Mei. late Edo period.dimensions: dimensions 5.5 x 6.1 cm.

A tsuba dating: circa 1900provenance: JapanShakudo tsuba depicting on one side the effigy of warriors and a branch with high-relieved, partially gilt flowers. Mei. On the other side a branch with flowers and a gilt table, a silver book on top of it. Meiji period.dimensions: dimensions 6.3 x 6.8 cm.

A tsuba dating: early 19th Centuryprovenance: JapanMokko shaped, iron tsuba partially gold and silver plated, on a side the effigy of tiger, dragon, phoenix and snake, on the other four different flowers. Both sides feature mei and floral decorations at the border. Late Edo period.dimensions: dimensions 8.8 x 9.1 cm.

A tsuba dating: circa 1800provenance: JapanIron tsuba, finely chiselled with carp between waves, partially gilt, on one side, and waves and mei on the other. Late Edo period.dimensions: dimensions 7.3 x 7.6 cm.

A tsuba dating: circa 1800provenance: JapanIron tsuba finely chiselled with flower branches partially gold and silver plated. Double pierce. Mei. Late Edo period.dimensions: dimensions 7.2 x 8.4 cm.

A tsuba dating: second quarter of the 19th Centuryprovenance: JapanShakudo tsuba decorated with dragons and waves, partially gilt. Late Edo period. In its kiri-box.dimensions: dimensions 6.2 x 6.9 cm.

A tsuba dating: early 19th Centuryprovenance: JapanOval, brass nanako-ji tsuba finely decorated with net pattern and waves. Higo school. Late Edo period. Complete with Hozon NBTHK certificate.dimensions: dimensions 6.6 x 7.1 cm.

A shakudo tsuba of mokko form, signed Motoyama Yoshifusa, the quatrefoil rim cast with dragons amongst clouds, the details of the faces inlaid in gold, piercings for kozuka and kogai, signed and dated 1854 on the reverse, 7.5cm (3 in) wide

A shakudo tsuba, signed Omori Teruhide (1729-1798), the oval shape cast with dragons amongst clouds, their eyes inlaid in gold, piercings for kozuka and kogai, 7cm (2.75 in) wide

A Goto school shakudo tsuba, the oval shape inlaid in gold with three Shimazu family mons against a nanako ground and pierced for a kozuka, 7cm (2.75 in) wide

A late 18th century Odawara iron tsuba, the cherry blossoms pierced and cast within the wavy circular rim with some brass inlay and arranged around the receivers for a kozuka and kogai, 7.5cm (3 in) diameter Some of the brass inlay has been lost