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Japanese Tsuba Sword Fixture - JI8S2611
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Our Price: $895.00
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Handsome Japanese iron tsuba for the sword, Meiji period, c. 1868-1912. Skillfully rendered scene depicting lone man with umbrella crossing a bridge in the midst of a storm. Detailed carving with inlaid gold. Heavy iron with rich, dark patina and desirable, smooth wear overall, a result of age and use. Appealing oval shape. Very good condition. Diameter: 2.75” (6 cm).
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Japanese Tsuba, Handforged Iron Sword Fitting - JI8S2614
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Our Price: $1,295.00
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Fine Japanese tsuba, late Edo period, c. 1800-1868. Shishi Botanzu, mokkou gata, mumei-mito with Kanteisho (certificate of authenticity) by Nippon Tousougu Bijushutkan. Dramatic foo dog motif with peony accents in gold. Heavy iron with rich, dark patina and desirable, smooth wear overall, a result of age and use. Comes with papers and kiri wood storage box. Very good condition. Diameter: 2.75” (6 cm).
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Japanese Sword Fittings, Fichigashira or Menuki - JI8S2615
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Our Price: $895.00
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Remarkable Japanese iron fuchigashira or pair of menuki sword fittings, Meiji period, c. 1868-1912. Finely rendered handforged motif of two men in gold. Highly animated and charming impression. Superb patina throughout. An excellent pair of fittings for mounting on a period sword or for display. Comes with kiri wood storage box. Very good condition. Dimensions: 1” each (2.5 cm).
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Japanese Sword Fitting, Kozuka with Zodiac Motif - JI8S2616
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Our Price: $695.00
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Rare Japanese iron kozuka sword fitting, Meiji period, c. 1868-1912. Finely rendered handforged motif of 12 zodiac symbols in gold and mixed metal. Highly detailed and finely imagined artistry. Superb patina throughout. An excellent fitting for mounting on a period sword or for display. Comes with kiri wood storage box. Very good condition. Length: 3.5” (8 cm).
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Japanese Sword Tanto, 13th Century Blade, Refined Edo Case - JE8S2525
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Our Price: $9,995.00
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Stunning Japanese sword tanto with matching gold waki-goto kiri mon mounts. The blade is an o-tanto in the Naga-Maki Noa Oshi style (cut-down pole arm) crafted in the Nambokucho Period (13th century). The blade has no visible flaws and is in old polish. A ken sword is on one side. It has been polished down considerably but is still visible. The tang is cut down. Exquisite, highly refined, late Edo period (c. 1800-1868) case with gold kiri mon and pair of long-tailed mythical minogame turtle menuki. Very good condition. Dimensions: 15” blade, 21.5” overall.
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Japanese Waki Sword by Tadahiro, c. 1650
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Our Price: $14,500.00
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Excellent Japanese samurai waki short sword by second generation Tada Hiro, c.1650. Guaranteed signature. Can be papered upon request. The blade is flawless but needs polish. Suguha temper. A superb sword for the enthusiast! Dimensions: 21.5” (blade); 33.5” (w/fittings).
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Set Fuchi Kashira Samurai Sword Fittings, Meiji
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Our Price: $795.00
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Sublime fuchi kashira for a Japanese samurai sword dating to the Meiji period, c.1868-1912. Effortless simplicity shown in pebbled design of gold and silver inlay. Minute and skillful artistry. An excellent pair for mounting on a period sword or for display. Very good condition. Dimensions: 1.25” x 1.25”.
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