17th Century Japanese Tanto Knife, signed Naminohira Yasuyuki

Shinto tanto, 8 inch length of cutting edge, signed Naminohira Yasuyuki, ca. 1600s, mideare hamon, in nice samurai style koshirae with fine details on tsuka and fuchi. Total length (inside scabbard if

Shinto tanto, 8 inch length of cutting edge, mumei unsigned, ca. 1600?s, doranba hamon, in nice samurai style koshirae. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 13 1/8".~~. Detailed condition repor

This signed pair of 17th century framed Japanese book plates are hand-colored and depict birds to include woodpeckers, herons, wood chicks, cranes, peacocks, sparrows, and more. Printed on rice paper

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Japan, early Edo Period, ca. 1615 to 1624 CE, signed by Hashimoto Shinzaemon Tadayoshi (1572-1632 CE). An incredible wakizashi with a single-edged blade, a scabbar

Asia, Japan, Edo Period, ca. 1630 CE. An incredible samurai's katana with a slightly curved, single-edged blade, a saya (scabbard) made of wood studded with white and purple shell, and a handle (tsuka

Rare Signed 17th C Japanese Cane Sword, Lacquered Birch Bark Scabbard. Signed Sukenobu, Awa – Ashū-jū Sukenobu Kanbun (1661-1673). 27 inch blade including tang. Tang measures 5.25 inches,

Extremely RARE Japanese Samurai TANTO Knife Dagger, Very Unusual Signed Shin-Shinto era Pierced Blade. Full Length 15.5 inch Blade Length 7.5 inch

This Quality framed Japanese woodcut depicts a woman playing a stringed instrument and is signed in the lower left hand corner. It measures 32" tall x 25" across.

Signed by the maker upside down, very unusual, can't translate. Good polish, wavy temper, beautiful grain, old polish, no cracks, a couple of tiny flea bits, hard to photograph, nice Sukashi Tsuba, a

Pair of stirrups. Iron with copper and brass inlay. Both with inlaid signatures. Likely 17th century. Dimensions: H 10.5" x W 11" x D 5.25" Condition: Iron with aged surface. Spots of inlay worn away.

17th Century Japanese Wakizashi Sword in Shirasayathe 16 in. blade signed "Kunimune" on the tang; in wooden storage mount. LOA 24 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.c

Print of Japanese 17th Century Painting on Silk. Signed Height 17" x Width 17"

Japanese 17th Century Painting on Silk. Signed Height 17" x Width 17"

An important Japanese 17th/18th century tanto (kaiken) made by Bizen Saburoh Kunimune for wife of Daimio (see Japanese authentication document and English translation), 12.2"L (blade:8.5"L)

19th C. WORLD MINI SWORD LETTER OPENER LOT OF 4 19th Century World Mini Sword Letter Openers. Japanese Katana; European Cavalry Sword; Japanese Tanto Knife; and Chinese knife. Blade Length: 2 3/4" to

11 1/4" Hira Kukuri blade, signed Kanetaka 4 1/8" nagako. Possible Kamakura Period (1185-1333). Overall 19" long in saya. Please see full appraisal and description below from a Japanese sword expert.

A Japanese Katana or samurai sword, possibly 17th C., signed on hilt, translated on paper taped to scabbard. 39-1/2in total length. Blade length: 26in.

AFTER KANO NAGANOBU (1434-1530): A KANO SCHOOL SCROLL PAINTING OF A TIGER After Kano Naganobu (1434-1530), signed Hokkyo Masanobu Hitsu with seal MasanobuJapan, 17th /18th century, Edo period (1615-18

Bright Blade With Straight Temper Line. Blade Has No Fatal Flaws, Chips Or Bends. The Blade Habaki Is Silver Foil With Falling Rain Motif. Sword Mounts Are At Least 17th Century And Are Very Good Cond

LOT (4) JAPANESE MIX METAL TANTO, SIGNED 19/20TH CENTURY. LENGTH 8 1/8"

A Japanese tanto short sword knife with an 8-1/4in long blade. Signed under handle. 18-1/4in long. | Local and NYC curbside delivery details and international third-party shipper recommendations are a

Two Japanese Wakizashi in scabbards. dated from 17th C. one with incised signature to the end of blade Larger scabbard has lacquered design of a bird in nature with branches and leaves on one side. Bo

Signed Fujiwara Masahiro (Hizen in Kyushu), 17th / 18th century, wooden scabbard, good condition, private New York collection, 19 1/2 in. (49.5 cm) long (blade), 29 5/8 in. (75.3 cm) long (sword in sc

Early 19th century Japanese sword kozuka (sword knife) handle imitating a tsuka (actual Japanese sword handle) with relief decoration of a dragonfly. Excellent design, superb crisp detailing - see fin