Japanese Edo Period Samurai Sword Tsuba, (2pc)

Antique Japanese Edo Period Samurai Sword Tsuba. This antique Japanese tsuba, a traditional sword guard, is a finely crafted piece of ironwork that exemplifies the artistry and functionality of samura

Japanese Edo Period Wakizashi Short Samurai Katana Sword dagger Knife Hira-Kukuri Tanto with Scabbard Skillfully forged impressed blade with signed tang silver tsuba underneath the fish skin handle 't

Antique Japanese Samurai Sword. With Japanese Edo Period Iron Tsuba having relief carving bronze inlay of a tiger in a bamboo forest. 26-3/4" unmarked blade, 33" overall to end of tang. Condition: Fai

Overall Good Condition Edo Period, Unsigned Wakizashi In Original Old Polish. No Fatal Flaws But Shows Patches Of Open Grain. The Handle Mounts Are Made Of Russet Iron With Gold Accents. The Wrap Is G

Out Of Polish Original Japanese Wakizashi Samurai Sword. This Is A Edo Period Wakizashi. The 20 3/4 Shinogi Zukuri Blade Is Out Of Polish And Unsigned. This Blade Has No Fatal Flaws Or Active Rust. Th

Edo Period Samurai Tanto Sword By The 56th Generation Tomonari, Bizen Osafune Ju Yokoyama Sukenaga.12.25 Inch Hagasa. Full Length 18.5 Inches

Japanese Samurai Tanto. This tanto was made during the Edo Period. The 7 inch cutting edge long hira zukuri shaped blade is hand forged and water tempered. The tsuba is pierced iron depicting pine tre

Japan, Edo period, ca. 18th to 19th century. Rare and quite exquisite pair of Japanese sword menuke. These are the decorative elements found under the Ito (hilt wrapping) on Samurai swords of all vari

Circular, just under 3" diameter for the long sword, katana. Heavy iron plate, with two riobitsu. Stable dark patina with spotty oxidation.

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD STYLE WHITE METAL MOUNTED SAMURAI SWORD with samurai warrior sunset cast Tsuba, Kashira and Kozuka on a lace bound shagreen style handle, the single-edged curved blade with ham

FOUR IRON TSUBA (SWORD GUARDS) Edo period (1615-1868), 18th to 19th century The first and second pierced with intricate key-fret patterning; the third and fourth each formed from 32 overlapping rivett

A Collection of Japanese Mixed Metal TsubasEdo period (1615-1868), impressive collection of three well sword fittings tsubas finely decorated in mixed metals, largest in reticulated fashion with a mou

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

A Japanese Shakudu Kashira (end cap) and Fuchi (front cap) from a Samurai sword, signed Teruhide (Omori School), Edo period, in a fitted box, Wt. 45.2g.

East Asia, Japan, late Edo Period, ca. early 19th century CE. A fine example of an iron tsuba, the hand guard from a traditional Japanese sword like a katana or wakizashi. The tsuba has deeply incised

Antique Japanese Meiji period Wakazashi short sword. Features a shagreen handle with bronze and mixed metals Tsuba. Tsuba with coiled rope textured surface with gold inlaid dragon, pearl and cloud des

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

East Asia, Japan, Edo period, ca. 19th century CE. A wonderful iron tsuba, a disc-shaped handguard traditionally employed on Japanese swords, of ovoid form adorned with gilt and silvered decoration a

A Japanese Iron Tsuba with Gold and Silver Asagao Decoration Edo period (1615-1868), an iron maru shaped shakudo mixed metal tsuba (sword guard) used to protect the hands from sliding onto the bade of

A Japanese Iron Shakudo Tsuba with Insects and FloraEdo period (1615-1868), an iron mokko shaped shakudo tsuba (sword guard) used to protect the hands from sliding onto the bade of a Japanese sword, l

Edo Period, 1603-1868 Circular iron, 2 3/8 diameter for wakizashi, the short sword. Single riobitsu. The field boldly chiseled in aquatic foliage both sides with brass pique accents (two piques lackin

Antique Japanese samurai gofun figure, Likely Edo-Meiji Period (late 19th c), Japan, enameled metal, brocade fabric, linen, likely depicting Minamoto no Yoshitsun in helmet and armor, with sword, in a

Fine and rare Edo period (1600 – 1868) Samurai arrow or yanone. Yajiri or arrow head is laminated iron manufactured by the same process as the Samurai swords and these yajiri were generally mad

17th century, cloth wrapped handle with samegawa tsuka with menuki, tsuba, fuchi with inlaid mixed metal, top of blade signed Kanda Ju Kanetsune, lacquer scabbard, 21-1/2 in.