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2 ANTIQUE JAPANESE TSUBA SAMURAI SWORD GUARD One with bronze with 22kt gold Other bronze & silver. One depicting dragon. Largest measures 3"" long (7.62cm) Total weight 208g

2 EXTREMELY OLD JAPANESE TSUBA SAMURAI SWORD GUARD Both bronze. One depicting leaves, other dancing man. Largest measures 3"" long (7.62cm) Total weight 180g

3 ANTIQUE JAPANESE TSUBA SAMURAI SWORD GUARD 2 bronze, 1 copper. Largest measures 3"" long (7.62cm) Total weight 269g

A Japanese dagger (tanto), blade 8 in., hira-zukuri with wavey hamon, silvered habaki with scratches and raised grains, tsuba of shakudo overlaid with gold leaf motifs on a nanako ground, tsuka with matching fuchi-kashira depicting musical instruments, matching menuki in the form of rats, plain lacquered saya.

A Japanese sword (wakizashi), blade 19 in., shinogi-zukuri with flamboyant hamon and distinct boshi, two-part silvered and gilt habaki, openwork iron tsuba depicting cherry blossoms, `rebellion` type tsuka with plain rectangular menuki, lacquered saya with alternating bands of black and crushed Mother-o`-Pearl.

A Japanese sword (wakizashi), blade 18 in., nakago with two character mei, relief decorated habaki, copper tsuba.

A Japanese sword (wakizashi), blade 16 in. with wavy hamon, gilt habaki with scratches and raised grains, iron tsuba with a gilt and copper highlighted mounted warrior in relief, struck with two characters and with further characters to a copper insert, tsuka with matching shakudo and gilt fittings: warrior figures to the fuchi and kashira, menuki in the form of Chinese pole arms, kogatana with signed blade - the kozuka ensuite to the hilt fittings with a warrior holding a guan dao, well figured rosewood saya with textured gilt metal kojiri, kurigata in the form of a rock with waves breaking around it. (2)

Katana, lame en acier, tsuba ajouré à décor de guerrier, la garde recouverte de tissus Lame signée Japon, XVIIe/XVIIIe siècle L. 55 cm

A Japanese Wakizashi sword with shagreen grip, bronze tsuba and single peg hole and bamboo scabbard. 45cm length of blade

A fine and rare Japanese Meiji period cast bronze kutana tsuba, damascened with gold and silver, depicting mythological figures amongst a stylised landscape, bears signature. W: 8cm

A WWII period Japanese sword, the blade numbered 106905, with a faux sharkskin and cord bound handle, with a scabbard (surface rust) Condition report Report by RB The blade has residue of oil on it, no major nicks, the faux cord bound and faux shagreen mounted handle has lost most of its paint finish. The plain iron tsuba with surface rust, the brown painted metal scabbard with loss of paint and surface rust. Serial No to blade - 106905, with matching number to the scabbard mouth piece. The press stud function operates well.

A JAPANESE SWORD with cast tsuba, together with two military bayonets

Japanese sword, Katana 55cm polished blade with a distinctive hamon, shortened tang, unsigned with one mekugi-ana, round tsuba, bound grip with fuchi kashira and menuki in its black lacquered saya Condition Report: Please see extra images. TELEPHONE department if you wish to talk through this lot - ** General condition consistent with age

A twentieth century Japanese samurai sword in snakeskin mounted scabbard, with bronze tsuba and mounts. Tang signed to both sides. Blade length 64cm. Cutting edge length 61.5cm. Total length 69cm. Condition Report : Good condition. Light wear and flaking to the snakeskin.

A SHINTO JO SAKU RYO WAZAMONO KATANA Japan, early Edo period (17th century). Overall length 100.5 cm, blade 70.1 cm. Signed: Echizen Yasutsugu (nidai) ( Aoi mon) motte nanban tetsu oite bushu edo saku. Hon zukuri, iori mune, chú kissaki, ko itame hada with chikei, chú suguha with ashi, nijúba, yubashiri etc., bó utsuri, marugata shakudó nanakoji takabori tsuba with motif of a Chinese landscape, shakudó nanako ji fuchi kashira with motif of dragon in clouds (unryú), shakudó menuki with motif of Ushiwakamaru and king of the tengú from Kurama Mountain, hinerimaki, kuronuri saya. Reserve price: 120,000

AN IRON CIRCULAR TSUBA modelled as a lotus leaf, inscribed `Echizen-Juu Kinaisaku`, Edo period, 3"" dia.

AN IRON QUATREFOIL TSUBA modelled as bamboo, inscribed `Kofu-Juu Sakuma Yoshihide`, Edo period, 3"" long

AN IRON CIRCULAR TSUBA of plain form pierced with flowers, inscribed `Akasaka ...saku""? Edo period, 3"" dia.

An iron tsuba.

A Japanese katana, having a cord wrapped simulated shagreen handle with dragon menuki, the tsuba decorated with chrysanthemums and the kashira with a koi.

A modern Japanese Tsuba together with an ammonite fossil; Japanese lacquered vesta case and other items

A Japanese bronze tsuba cast with silvered and gilded fans, 8 by 7cm, and another composed of lattice work and floral blooms, 7.5 by 7cm. (2)

A JAPANESE SWORD with iron tsuba and Shakudo mounted handle in original scabbard, signed Katana

A Japanese sword Katana, c 1850, blade 29½”, signed Oile Totomi Koretoshi. Deep Hi for entire length, plain copper habaki, large plain four lobed tsuba, 6¾” spear shaped menuki, in its metal mounted Ishizuke. Red lacquered saya. Good Condition clean polished blade, hilt tape worn. Plate 19

A Japanese sword Wakizashi, c 1600, blade 18½”, signed Bizeu Osafune Sukesada. All fittings are edged with gold line, brown moulded saya, bronze tsuba deeply raised with gilt floral, foliage and dragon. Fuchi kashira, gilt lined en suite, menuki of tablet form. Gilt habaki, gilt lined shibabiki, Ishizuke and Kurikata, brown tsuka ito over ray skin. Signed kosuka with raised floral and fruit bowl. Good Condition blade partly polished. Plate 19

A Japanese bronze tsuba, relief decorated with shi-shi and Buddha.

A reproduction Japanese wakazashi with pierced tsuba and marbled scabbard, L. 78 cm.

GRAND KOSHIRAE de type tachi, en ivoire rehaussé d’encre, entièrement orné d’un riche décor finement sculpté en relief de scènes organisées en registres horizontaux, illustrant les aventures héroïques d’un guerrier, chaque scène délimitée par les éléments de la monture reproduits en sculpture dans l’ivoire et rehaussés de rinceaux et motifs stylisés : ichizuki, amaoi et seme, shibabiki, ashi, kabuto gane, trois anneaux en ivoire (obitori et saru-te), tsuba orné d’oiseaux et rinceaux, entre deux sepa en forme de chrysanthème. Lame restituée en bois. (Accidents et restaurations anciens). Japon, période Meiji (1868-1912). Support en bois. Long. 136 cm

HAMIDACHI TANTO à lame hira zukuri, hamon peu lisible (suguha ?), nakago à deux mekugi ana, non signée, fourreau en same gris, poignée tressée sur same, fuchi-kashira et tsuba dépatinés, menuki en sentoku. (Position de l’habaki modifiée pour ajuster le nakago à la poignée, kissaki émoussé, manquent les kojiri, kurigata et kogatana). Japon, période Edo, XVIIe-XVIIIe siècles. Long. 29,3 cm

NAGINATA NAOSHI WAKIZASHI Lame de naginata montée en wakizashi, avec koshirae complet en suite, le fourreau laqué brun à texture granitée, ichizuki et amaoi, kurigata, tsuba, fuchi et kabuto gane, en cuivre patiné noir avec rehauts dorés, à décor de pluviers en vol au-dessus des flots, la poignée en cuivre ornée, sur les deux côtés, de carpes et cascade en relief et de pluviers. (Non démonté, petits accidents, fourreau fendu, lacunes de laque, métal dépatiné, traces de corrosion sur la lame salie et usures). Japon, période Muromachi, XVe-XVIe siècle. Long. 42,6 cm

WAKIZASHI à lame shinogi zukuri, nakago à trois mekugi ana (non signée), sukashi tsuba en fer, poignée rapportée, non ajustée et éléments en fer. (Lame oxydée, accidentée et entièrement vernie, habaki non ajusté, décalé pour raccourcir la lame et collé par le vernis). Japon, période Muromachi, XVe-XVIe siècles. Long. 53,3 cm

KATANA à lame shinogi zukuri, o kissaki, hamon peu lisible, le nakago à trois mekugi ana, signée Yamato daijô [...] Minamoto Masasada (?), fuchi-kashira en shakudo nanako, à décor en relief de shishi et pivoines dorés, deux menuki représentant des cavaliers, tsuba marugata ajouré de figures géométriques, poignée tressée sur same, fourreau récent en laque noire. (Lame salie, accidents, manque le kojiri, petites lacunes de laque, traces de corrosion sur la lame et usures). Japon, période Shinto, XVIIe siècle. Long. 71 cm

WAKIZASHI à lame shinogi zukuri et hamon notare avec vagues à trois pointes (non signée), fourreau laqué noir, poignée tressée, fuchi-kashira en cuivre laqué noir (dépatinés), menuki en sentoku à décor d’oiseaux et tsuba en fer incrusté d’or. (Manquent les kogatana et same sur poignée, tsuba très oxydé) Japon, École de Bizen, période Édo, XVIIe siècle. Long. 52,4 cm

SHIN GUNTO D’OFFICIER à lame shinogi zukuri avec bohi, gunome midare hamon, o kissaki, signée Izumi no kami Kanesada, koshirae traditionnnel avec fourreau laqué vert olive, poignée tressée sur same, éléments en suite, en cuivre bicolore, à décor de fleurs de cerisier (fuchi, kabuto-gane, ichizuki, ashi avec bélière, shibabiki, deux menuki et tsuba aoi gata ajouré). Japon, début de la période Showa, vers 1920-1930. Long. 102,5 cm

KATANA à lame shinogi zukuri, ko-gonome hamon, nakago à un mekugi-ana, signé (Naga ?) mitsu. Fourreau laqué brun imitant la ronce, éléments en fer dépatiné, sukashi tsuba à décor floral rayonnat. (Accidents, manques, petites lacunes de laque, traces de corrosion sur la lame et usures). Japon, École de Bizen, période Muromachi, XVIe siècle. Long. 61 cm

WAKIZASHI à lame shinogi zukuri, percée de deux mekugi ana, signée Muneshige, hamon gonome irrégulier, avec kaeri très marqué, éléments de monture à décor de fleurs et personnage en sentoku, tsuba en fer orné de fleur et papillon, saya annelé en partie en laque noir. Japon, début du XVIIe siècle. LONG. 38,2 CM

TSUBA MARUGATA en shakudo nanako orné en takazogan or de deux dragons grimpant sur les deux faces, le long du mimi. Signé Tankasai Taizan (?) Motoaki. (Légères traces d’oxydation et petites usures de la patine). Japon, XIXe siècle. Haut. 7,4 cm

TSUBA en fer, à décor, incrusté d’or, de tigre et dragon sous des nuées. Signé Jakushi. (Oxydations et dépatiné). Japon, période Édo, XVIIIe - XIXe siècles. Haut. 8,2 cm

LOT DE TRENTE-ET-UN TSUBA en fer et sentoku, de forme et décor variés. (Corrodées et dépatinées). Japon, périodes Momoyama à Meiji. On y joint par François PONCETTON, Les Gardes de sabre japonaises, Paris : Albert Morancé, 1924, dans un portfolio : fascicule de 27 pages et 50 planches en noir et blanc et couleurs, 41 x 31 cm

LOT DE HUIT TSUBA MARU & MOKKO GATA en fer, à décor, parfois incrusté d’or, de masque, vagues écumantes, grue, pampres, personnages dans les montagnes et sages. Quatre signés. (Traces d’oxydation et usures ; l’un non illustré). Japon, périodes Édo et Meiji, XVIIe-XIXe siècles. Haut. (max) 8,5 

A Japanese short katana, with cast iron tsuba, sugrene and leather bound handle, in poor condition with wooden scabbard, together with a similar example lacking handle and tsuba (2)

A JAPANESE WW2 OFFICER`S KATANA, the 25 1/2"" curved single edged blade with undulating hamon, regulation brass pierced Tsuba, shagreen grip, regulation brass mounts and steel leather covered scabbard, 38 3/4"" overall

A JAPANESE WWII SHIN GUNTO KATANA by Katsumasa, the 24"" single edged showa blade with undulating hamon and signed tang, gilt bronze tsuba, wrapped shagreen grip, gilt bronze pommel, cloth tassel, leather covered wood scabbard and leather belt, 37"" overall

A JAPANESE WWII SHIN GUNTO KATANA, the 25 1/2"" single edged showa blade with undulating hamon and signed tang, gilt bronze tsuba, wrapped shagreen grip, gilt bronze pommel with leather tassel, and leather covered wood scabbard, 39 1/4"" long

A WWII NCO`S SHIN GUNTO KATANA, 25"" single edged fullered blade, gilt metal tsuba, metal grip styled as wrapped shagreen, and metal scabbard, 38 1/2"" overall

A World War II period Japanese officers Katana sword, with curved single edged blade, length of blade 67cm, the Tang with three Mekugi-Ana (peg holes), with military issued grip and Tsuba, complete with painted metal scabbard (illustrated)

Japanese iron tsuba, Edo period, cast with open work bamboo, traces of gold ornament, signed, diameter 7cm; also a Chinese moss jade sword guard with rounded ends, carved with scrolls, 5 x 2.5cm (2) Condition report: see terms and conditions.

JAPANESE WWII OFFICER`S SAMURAI SWORD, LEATHER ROPE BOUND SHAGREEN HANDLE, FLORAL MENUKI AND FLORAL OPENWORK TSUBA, STEEL MENUKI

Japanese sword WAKIZASHI. Excellent blade 50cms. (Vendor states `SIGNED KORE-TOSHI as the sword smith) sword made c1660-1690. Lacquered SAYA. Rayskin SAME. Black silk handle tape with MENUKI. Decorated iron TSUBA. This is an attractive and quality sword in pristine condition. Viewing recommended. A serious collectors lot !

A Bronze Tsuba with gold metal leaf decoration, signed

A Japanese Wakizashi sword, having a 47 cm blade, an iron tsuba with gilt coloured metal inlay, a cord bound fishskin grip, and with metal mounts having gilt coloured metal decoration, in a lacquered scabbard, inset with a small knife, decorated a dragon and characters (the blade with various nicks, unsigned, the scabbard in poor condition), 63.5 cm (overall) See inside front cover colour illustration

JAPANESE WORLD WAR II SWORD KATANA, with 21 1/2" (53.3cm) long blade, the tang with two peg holes but unsigned, fabric bound fish skin grip incorporating two chrysanthemum flower Menuki, cast gilt bronze Tsuba with flowerhead relief decoration on matted ground, 31" (78.7cm) long overall in MID BROWN LEATHER SCABBARD, by repute taken from the body of a Japanese officer by Corporal Martin Nicholes, with the officers epaulette having two stars and brass stud with character marks and copies of black and white photographs showing corpse and group of British soldiers with war trophies etc.

JAPANESE SWORD WAKAZASHI, having probably Eighteenth century 17 3/4" (45.1cm) long blade, the indistinctly signed tang with two peg holes, fish skin grip having Menuki bound in, the cast iron tsuba with cloud form piercing`s, sword 24 1/2" (62.2cm) long overall in LACQUERED SNAKESKIN CLAD SCABBARD

JAPANESE WORLD WAR II SWORD DIATO/KATANA, with 27" (68.6cm) long blade fabric bound fish skin grip incorporating two chrysanthemum flower Menuki, cast gilt bronze tsuba with flowerhead relief decoration on matted ground, the sword 37 1/2" (95.3cm) long overall in mid brown leather scabbard

JAPANESE SWORD DIATO, with probably Nineteenth century 24 1/2" (62.2cm) long blade, the tang with three peg holes in World War II fittings, the fabric bound fish skin grip incorporating two Menuki in the form of crayfish, old cast iron Tsuba with simple floral pattern pierced decoration and character mark/signature, the sword 34" (86.3cm) long overall, the BLONDWOOD SCABBARD with painted inscription (`Toyota this is his sword)

JAPANESE SWORD WAKIZASHI, the 18" (45.7cm) long blade probably Eighteenth century having cast brass Tsuba, showing wrything dragon going through from one side to the other, the fish skin grip with brass lion dogs bound in, 24 1/2" (61.6cm) long overall, in BLACK LACQUERED SCABBARD with brass collar at top with free ring

JAPANESE SWORD WAKIZASHI, with 16" (40.7cm) long civilian blade, the tang showing two peg holes and having old tsuba one side showing a wild boar running through gold foliage beneath Mount Fuji, the other a hare running gold foliage beneath clouds, 2 1/4" (5.7cm) wide, the fish skin grip with oblong bamboo Menuki bound in 21 3/4" (55.3cm) long overall IN BLACK LACQUERED SCABBARD with foliate scroll engraved copper mounts and provision for Kodzuka to one side

JAPANESE SWORD DIATO, the 22" (55.9cm) long blade with three peg holes, open cast iron Tsuba, long fish skin grip with brass foliate pattern Menuki bound in, 31 1/4" (79.4cm) long overall, TEXTURED BLACK LACQUER FINISH TO THE SCABBARD incorporating a loop for decorative tassel

JAPANESE WORLD WAR II SWORD KATANA, having 29" (73.7cm) long blade, cast brass Tsuba with simple flowerhead and scroll engraved decoration, exposed fish skip grip, 39" (99cm) long overall in medium brown leather scabbard with free brass suspension ring

JAPANESE SWORD KATANA, the 27 1/2" (69.9cm) long blade having single peg hole and two character mark or signature the Tsuba, hilt and top of scabbard mounts in electroplated metal with flowerhead and scroll decoration, pierced brown leather clad fish skip grin, the finial with free brass loop having green braided fabric tassel, 37 1/2" (95.3cm) long overall in partly laced up brown LEATHER CLAD WOOD SCABBARD