Japanese Tachi Style Iron Tsuba

Japanese, signed Mihara Masayoshi, Muromachi period. Featuring lacquer wood saya and incise-decorated iron tsuba. Having samekawa tsuka with a pair of gilt figural menuki and matching fuchi-kashira, w

Japanese sword, appears to be a traditionally made tachi from the Nanbokucho period, cut down to the size of wakizashi and remounted, the name 'Sadanaga' on the black lacquered saya, iron tsuba, silve

Japanese Edo Period Iron Daisho Shakudo pair of tsuba for a daisho in the Mino Goto style with polonius flowers, chrysanthemums, various vines and tendrils carved in relief and some gilt applied, with

TWELVE TSUBA (HAND GUARDS) Edo period (1615-1868), 17th to 19th century All iron, chiselled and pierced, the first three Nanban (European-influenced) style with intricate openwork, the first octagonal

And scabbard, with 13" long clipped end single edged steel blade with 1/3 length fuller, in European style, grip with patinated Habaki, brass Seppa, irin Tsuba with gold inlay, 2nd brass seppa, iron F

Japanese iron tsuba, featuring two festival musicians with a drum and fan, the other side with a drum and a mallet, 2.75"w x 3"h

A Japanese Iron Tsuba with Gold and Silver Asagao Decoration Edo period (1615-1868), an iron maru shaped shakudo mixed metal tsuba (sword guard) used to protect the hands from sliding onto the bade of

Five Japanese Iron Tsuba 17TH-18TH CENTURY the first example in the form of a wheel with bronze inlays; the second a reticulated example with floral decoration, signed Choshu Hagi no ju Kawaji saku, &

Antique Japanese iron tsuba; the squared shape beautifully carved sunken relief design of a highly animated Shi-shi with an inlaid gold eye; the verso with a gold chrysanthemum and bud, also in sunken

One a nade gaku hokei tsuba with relief of a boar in landscape and inlaid with gold and copper; the second a shinno maru-gata tsuba decorated with pine trees, waves, clouds, and Mt. Fuji, inlaid with

RARE JAPANESE IRON TSUBA FROM THE SCHOOL OF KOIKE YOSHIRO 16th/17th c. Diameter: 9 cm Provenance: Collection Rene Vittoz (1904 St. Petersburg - 1992 Bern). His father was a Protestant pastor in St. Pe

Japanese iron tsuba by Soheishi, mid-Edo period, depicting two figures in gilt, silver and copper, signed 'Soheishi Nyudo Soten' one side, 'Goshu Hikone ju' (resides in Goshu-current Shiga prefecture)

Antique Japanese iron tsuba; of oval shape with design of openwork Japanese anemone blossoms and foliage, with some inlaid gold accents, signed and probably by Funada Ikkin, showing rich patina; D: 2

The tsuba antique, decorated in gilding with a gourd and a catfish, in custom gold mount, marked 14k and 18K and stamped Potter Mellen, inscribed verso, "Bill Christmas 1972" Tsuba measures 3 x 2.75,

mixed metals 3" x 2 3/4" together with Japanese Sterling Silver Cup 3.9 ozt

An exquisite Japannese style Iron teapot, floral relief on one side and grass relief on the other. The handle and lid are made of silver-copper alloy. Engraved on underside of lid. Length 6.5" Width 6

Japanese Iron Tsuba with Mixed Metal Features, 2 3/4"H.

4pc Japanese Meiji Iron Tsuba and Kozuka 3'' to 3.75'' Long. Includes a shakudo kozuka handle with gourd, an iron tsuba with fierce dragon (signed), a pierced crane tsuba, and a shakudo deity with dem

Two Japanese Iron Tsuba, Edo Period, 19th centuryMarks: Multi-character marks3-1/4 inc

Rare Japanese metal tsuba sword guard, intricately decorated with gold inlay and with pierced decoration in the form of a manji.Diameter: 3 in.

Two Japanese Iron Tsuba EDO PERIOD, 18TH-19TH CENTURY the first of rounded, rectangular form, inlaid in gold and silver depicting a seated fisher man holding a large fish and a fishing rod underneath

Antique Japanese iron tsuba (sword guard); of otafuku (rounded spindle) shape, in sukashi (openwork silhouette) design of flames lapping at a sword at center; 18th Century; H:

18th-19th.C Japanese Iron Tsuba , 2Pics.. Dimension:3" W / 2 7/8" W Provenance : From a Manhattan ,New York Private Please note the absence of a condition report does not imply that there are no condi

Four large and antique, Japanese iron tsuba (sword hand guard); each with design of simple, textured radiating patterns; two lobed and two of wide circular form; Provenance: From the Hashimoto