14th c. Sh?hei Japanese Sankaku Yari Spear Polearm Weapon 14th c. Sh?hei Japanese Sankaku Yari Spear

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

Rare Large Koto era Jumonji Yari Japanese Samurai Polearm Spear Head. Ca. 1573-1592, Hitachi Province. Signed by Sword Smith HIDESADA SAKU. Reverse Signed JOSHU TOJOJU. Healthy Hamon & Boshi. NTHK Pap

14th-16th C. Italian Polearm Spear with Engraved Blade. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 26", Blade length : 4 3/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting o

Scarce 14th-16th C. Italian Polearm Spear. Very Old Full Length Haft. Total length 49 1/8", Blade length : 4 1/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting our website -

Scarce 14th-16th C. Italian Polearm Spear. Very Old Full Length Haft. Total length 49 1/8", Blade length : 4 1/4". ~~. Additional images are available at sofedesignauctions.com. ~~. Detailed condition

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

East Asia, Japan, Muromachi period, ca. 1333 to 1573 CE. An impressive leaded bronze mirror boasting a relief verso of Horai-zan, the Island of Immortality, with 2 cranes above a turtle-shaped handle

Early Japanese Samurai YARI Spear . Total length: 21 5/8", Blade length : 9". ~~ . Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information, including condition reports,

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]

Old Japanese Chrysanthemum pottery ewer, Possibly Kamakura Period (14th c.), unmarked, 11"h x 6"l x 6"w Provenance: The Collection of visual artist Lewis Stein, NYC

Eastern Europe, Russia, Don River region, Rus culture, ca. 1380 CE. A pair of iron spear tips purportedly from the site of the famous Kulikovo battle that the Rus fought against the Mongol Golden Hord

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.

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

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.

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.

Pair of Meiji period bronze samurai guardians presenting their yari spears, 19th century; 19"H

Japanese Painted Scroll of Buddha, C. 14th C. CE. The Zuzosho, or Jikkansho, is an encyclopedia of Esoteric Buddhist iconography in ten scrolls. The first edition is datable to the early twelfth centu

Japanese Bronze Sculpture, Emperor With Spear C. 19th.c., H 14.5'' W 8.5'' Robe embellished with symbols of authority and grandeur.

Edo Period Yari, Signed Blade Kanemune, Tang 24 Inches, 60 Inches Tall. C. 1700-1750.

Ancient Japanese calligraphy, (3) examples, Each tacked onto stiff paper, captioned underneath, one noted as 1185-1333, the second as 14th-16th c. and printed, not hand-drawn, and the gold and red on