Signed kinko tsuba by Masaharu of Nimura

Item: Signed kinko tsuba by Masaharu of Nimura Origin: Japan Date: Edo period Materials: Shibuichi, copper, gold Height: 59.5 mm; Width: 55.5; Thickness: 2.8; Weight: 61 g Oval shibuichi tsuba meticul

Item: Signed kinko tsuba carved and inlaid with shakudo, silver, and gold by Hamano Nobuyuki Origin: Japan Date: Late Edo period, 19th century Materials: Shibuichi, gold, silver, shakudo Height: 62.6

Item: Signed kinko tsuba with katakiribori carving and brass inlay, by Hidetomo Origin: Japan Date: Edo period, late-18th - early 19th century Materials: Shibuichi, copper Height: 70.9 mm; Width: 63.4

Item: Signed kinko tsuba with celestial motif by Umetada Origin: Japan Date: Unknown Materials: Shakudo or another copper alloy Height: 74.5 mm; Width: 73.1 mm; Thickness: 3.2 mm; Weight: 93 g An eigh

Item: Kinko tsuba by Nobuyoshi Origin: Japan Date: Edo period Materials: Copper or shibuichi Dimensions: 68.5 x 60.2 x 4.3 mm Soft metal tsuba carved (katakiribori technique) with bamboo motif. Signed

Title: Kinko tsuba with shishi and peony motif Origin: Japan Date: Edo Materials: Copper, gold, shakudo, brass Dimensions: 64.0 x 56.0 x 3.5 mm Soft metal tsuba (some sort of copper) with shishi lions

Item: Kinko tsuba with gold inlay Origin: Japan Date: Edo period Materials: Shakudo, gold, brass Dimensions: 72.3 x 65.1 x 5.2 mm Tsuba of mokko form made of shakudo inlaid with paulownia leaves and b

Antique Meiji Mixed Metal Boxed Signed Tsuba For Samurai Sword Japanese, deep patina to bronze with gilt dragon eyes, 2 and 13 16ths inches x an 8th of an inch, box with inscriptions and stamp is 7 8t

Item: Kinko tsuba carved and inlaid with gold Origin: Japan Date: Edo period Materials: Shakudo, gold Dimensions: 72.9 x 67.0 x 5.0 mm Rounded square tsuba of shakudo, carved and inlaid with with the

Item: Kinko tsuba carved and ilaid with gold, copper, and shakudo Origin: Japan Date: Edo period Materials: Brass, gold, copper, shakudo Dimensions: 67.7 x 63.6 x 3.6 mm Tsuba of oblong round form mad

Item: Kinko tsuba carved and inlaid with gold Origin: Japan Date: Edo period Materials: Shakudo, gold Dimensions: 72.6 x 67.7 x 3.2 mm Shakudo tsuba of mokko form carved and inlaid with an astronomer

Item: Kinko tsuba inlaid with shakudo and gold Origin: Japan Date: Edo period Materials: Brass, gold, shakudo Dimensions: 75.0 x 65.5 x 3.8 mm Brass tsuba of rounded square form inlaid in high relief

Item: Kinko tsuba with two oxen Origin: Japan Date: Edo Materials: Shibuichi Dimensions: Height: 75.4 mm; Width: 75.6 mm; Thickness: 4.1 mm; Weight:109 g Tsuba of round form with two oxen lying down,

Japanese sword, Bichu Osafune Sukesade, Eisho Period, an important antique Japanese sword, in excellent condition with paperwork, signed Tsuba & blade, lacquered scabbard with silver decoration, cloth

Large antique Kinko tsuba of katana, rough waves design in box. 3 inches diameter.

Long sword with blue braid wrapped tsuka over shagreen with gilt menuke of ants with a spider underneath. Beautiful tempered steel blade with black scabbard. Bronze signed tsuba, 35.5 in. Condition

A group of 4 Japanese iron and mixed metal tsubas. The group includes: 1 gold and silver inlay tsuba decorated with a samurai on one side and fishing boat, 1 signed tsuba featuring an old man and a la

Antique Japanese six-panel paper screen; exhibiting a procession of dancing figures followed by musicians; signed Kinko; Provenance: Estate of Ralph Turner, Los Angeles; 108" x 64 1/2" approx

Antique Japanese six-panel paper screen; exhibiting a procession of dancing figures followed by musicians; signed Kinko; Provenance: Estate of Ralph Turner, Los Angeles; 108" x 64 1/2" (ap

Japanese Momoyama period tsuba of katana signed by Osaka ju Masatsugu, metal carving master from that period. The tsuba is all inlaid with gold, silver and red copper and represents Chinese landscape

Item: Signed iron tsuba carved and inlaid with gold, copper, and shakudo; by Tetsugendo Shoraku Origin: Japan Date: Edo period, Late 18th–early 19th century Materials: Iron, gold, copper, shakudo He

Exceptional Signed Japanese Tsuba. Copper, Bronze with a gilt decorated figural frog like creature on a leaf with veined brass or possibly gold inlay. Signed by the artist. A tsuba is the hand guard m

East Asia, Japan, Edo Period, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A fabulous forged-iron maru-gata (round) tsuba, a disc-shaped hand guard traditionally employed on Japanese swords featuring the s

Item: Signed iron tsuba by Nara Shigeharuwith shakudo and gold inlay; with provenance Origin: Japan Date: Edo period, mid-18th century Materials: Iron, shakudo, gold Height: 68.0 mm; Width: 63.2 mm; T