TWO JAPANESE SPEARS (YARI) AND ANOTHER (NAGINATA), EDO

Edo Period, C.1800. 17 1/8” length, 4 3/4” triangular point with the edged indented at the base to form the bolster. Crisp with the slightly frosty gray patina only. Tapered tang with two

Late Edo period, before 1867. 16 1/8” length, 4 3/4” triangular point. Tapered tang with two mounting holes. Point quite crisp. Tang rusted over tool finish.

Late Edo period, before 1867. 20 1/2” length, 6 3/8” triangular point with central groove each face. Tapered tang with two mounting holes. Tang rusted over tool finish.

A Su Yari Spear Edo Period {Overall Length: 49 1/4 inches (125.1 cm)} [Wear, losses to the mother-of-pearl inlay]

A Su Yari Spear Edo Period {Overall Length: 49 inches 214.5 cm)} [Wear, losses to the mother-of-pearl inlay]

Edo period. 22 1/4" overall with an 11 1/8" point of triangular section with a broad fuller to the widest face. The ridge opposite transitioning to the indented bolster. Bright with a few small oxidat

Edo period, before 1867, probably about 1800. 12 3/8" length with 2 3/4" triangular section point. The broadest face with a narrow fuller with red lacquer fill. Flared base and upturned tip, all in br

18 1/2" length with 4 7/8" triangular section point. The tang is pierced with two holes for securing pins. Point crisp and bright. The tang rusted.

Edo period. 11 1/4" length, 5" triangular point. The root or bolster is formed by chamfering the three ridges. Crisp with a little superficial staining/discoloration only. Tapered tang with a single m

Late Edo period, before 1867. 12 1/8" length, 6 3/8" triangular point with central groove each face. Tapered tang with a single mounting hole. Tang rusted over tool finish.

Late Edo period, before 1867. 15 3/4" length, 8 1/4" triangular point with central groove on each face. Tapered tang with a single mounting hole. Tang rusted over tool finish.

Edo period, before 1867, probably about 1800. 12 3/8" length with 2 3/4" triangular section point. The broadest face with a narrow fuller with red lacquer fill. Flared base and upturned tip, all in br

Late Edo period, before 1867. 12 1/8" length, 6 3/8" triangular point with a central groove on each face. Tapered tang with a single mounting hole. Tang rusted over tool finish.

Edo period long spear Jumonji yari, a very uncommon, unique and mythic weapon of Feudal Japan. The 7 inches cross-shaped spear blade, also called Magari yari, looks similar to a trident, and is made t

Samurai armor from the Edo period (XIXe siècle) Includes spear (naginata), war flag (shashimono), armor box (yoroi bitsu),katana Condition Report: Original condition with traces of age and restorat

A Japanese Three-Part Isho Dansu Clothing Chest Edo period (1615-1868), three paulownia (kiri) wood chests that stack upon one another and rest on a stand, the bottom two chests identical with two lon

Edo period, c. 1603 - 1868. Two finely illustrated books in very good condition featuring calligraphy and illustrations including portraits, botanical images, and animals.

Two Japanese Edo Period Hand Mirrors. Together with a gold and black lacquered hair pin and a hair comb Larger mirror length: 6.5"

A Japanese naginata, A Japanese naginata, Edo or Meiji period, a single fullered blade, with a black saya (scabbard), a bronze quatrefoil lobed tsuba, the gilt brown lacquered handle with a pierced he

A Japanese naginata, A Japanese naginata, Edo or Meiji period, the curved blade with a single fuller, with a plain bronze tsuba and plain wood handle, complete with black lacquer cover, tang signed, b

A Japanese naginata, A Japanese naginata, Edo or Meiji period, the blade with twin fullers, tang signed, the top section of tsuka with mother-of-pearl, and copper mounts, complete with a black lacquer

A Japanese naginata, A Japanese naginata, Edo or Meiji period, the twin fullered blade, to a wooden shaft with metal mounts, tang unsigned, blade 44.6cm long overall 239cm long Shipping Disclaimer: Bu

Group of two Japanese Edo period ukiyo-e woodblock prints including one Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) woodblock print illustration from Volume 5 of the Hokusai Sketchbooks, ca. 1816, depicting a larg

A Japanese kikuchi yari, A Japanese kikuchi yari, Edo or Meiji, the blade with a horimono dragon and signed tang, mounted with a red grip to a wood tsuka (handle), with a pierced heart mount below the