(18/19th c) JAPANESE WAKIZASHI SWORD

Nicely cast tsuba and detailed habaki. Unmarked. 20 inch blade. 27 inches (overall including sheath) Condition: Missing (1/2 of shagreen handle Temp No 6539

18-19th C Japanese Sword Iron Tsuba with gold highlights. , about 45 x 55 mm.

18-19th C Japanese Sword Iron Tsuba. with gold highlights, 68 x 70 mm

18-19th C. Japanese maki-e sword stand. 26in.

A Japanese Wakizashi sword. signed by the artist in the end of blade, come with lacquered scabbard has an openwork circular tsuba Blade: L. 14" (35.5 cm), Overall: 20 1/4" (51.4 cm) Collection of a pr

A Japanese Wakizashi sword. signed by the artist in the end of blade, come with lacquered scabbard has an openwork circular tsuba, Blade: L. 14" (35.5 cm), Overall: 20 1/4" (51.4 cm) Collection of a p

A Japanese wakizashi sword. Curved blade and decorative handle with ornament and cord wrap over the skin. With fitted scabbard. missing tsuba Blade: L. 15 3/4" (40 cm). Overall: L. 25 1/2" (65 cm) Lin

Super RARE Antique Japanese Samurai Long Wakizashi Uchigatana Sword Dagger in Matching HANDACHI Mounts Made in 17th C. Blade4 is cut with Lighting Grooves & Sanskrit Bonji Character for the Buddha Kno

Okayama, Bizen Province, ca. 1580, nakago (tang) trimmed and unsigned, with 18th C. iron cherry blossom tsuba, mamiki shi-shi (lion dog) ornament and later handle and wraps. Minor forging flaws. Blade

A Japanese Wkizashi sword, 19th C,curved sword in its sheath. Openwork on the Tsuba decorated with bird and flower, textured blade collar, curved edge signed by the artist in the end of blade. in a ni

Extremely rare Vietnamese sword. Distinctive ribbed brass mounts on the wooden handle and a large cross guard modeled on the Japanese tsuba form.Full Length 28 Inches. Blade Length 22.5 Inches.

Item: Original Japanese Wakizashi from the famous Tokugawa family. Origin: ECHIZEN YASUTSUGU Tokugawa stamp Date: 1610 Materials: Japanes steel Size: Blade length: 53.7 cm. warping 1.3 cm. total lengt

Item: Beautiful real Japanese samurai wakizashi sword from the year 1300, Origin: Nagmitsu Date: 1300 Materials: Steel Size: Length in Shirasaya 78 cm, cutting area is 55 cm, sori is 2.0 cm, the weigh

Creator: Inshu Tottori Ju Kanesaki Material: steel Dimensions: 58 cm Year: 1660 Signature: Inshu Tottori Ju Kanesaki 1660 Edo Very nice original Japanese samurai wakizashi made by the famous swordsman

Japanese wakizashi featuring a hira-zukuri, iori-mune configuration forged in itame-mokume hada with a choji midare tempered edge, in the style of a katateuchi for one-handed use. The ubu nakago is si

Very Good Japanese Samurai WAKIZASHI Sword Dagger ~ Almost Armor Piercing Signed Koto era Blade in Full Polish ~ Great Hamon ~ Fine Tsuba with Gold Family Mons of Paulownia Leaves - Plant of the Tokug

Blade Of Shobuzukuri Shape. When Held Properly A Strong Temper Can Be Seen. Overall Condition Of Blade Is Very Good With No Fatal Flaws. The All Iron Hardware And Lacquer Work Is Over Excellent Qualit

Overall Good Condition Edo Period, Unsigned Wakizashi In Original Old Polish. No Fatal Flaws But Shows Patches Of Open Grain. The Handle Mounts Are Made Of Russet Iron With Gold Accents. The Wrap Is G

Japanese signed Wakizashi sword, Koto period 900CE-1596 CE. All wood Shirasaya or white sheath which is designed to protect a blade from corrosion due to prolonged absence of use. Size 25 1/2" L, blad

Fine Japanese Shinto Period Samurai Wakizashi Sword Signed SUKENO

Rare Japanese Samurai Wakizashi Sword Signed GASHU JU FUJIWARA NAGATSUGU, Circa 1661. Blade in Full Polish. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 22 7/8", Blade length : 14 1/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS

Early Japanese Samurai WAKIZASHI Sword in Very Old Shira-Saya with Copper Mounts ~ Signed Blade ~ Probably Koto era. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 36 7/8", Blade length :23". ~~ DEAR BID

ANTIQUE Japanese WAKIZASHI Sword with Kozuka, 23" long. 19th century or early

20 1/8" Shinogi Zukuri blade, signed Moritsugu, 5 1/2" nagako. Overall 31 1/2" long in saya. Please see full appraisal and description below from a Japanese sword expert. From the collection of noted