Old Japanese Showa Era Sword

Old Japanese Showa Era SwordOld Japanese Showa Era tanto sword; the blade measuring 9" approx., of typical hiro shape, and a bronze blade collar (fuchi); signed; in green and red lacquer wood storage

26 1/8" Shinogi Zukuri blase, signed 8 1/2" nagako. Overall 36 3/4" long in saya. Please see full appraisal and description below from a Japanese sword expert. From the collection of noted collector R

Unidentified antique Japanese tanto, almost devoid of hardware other than blade, wood handle with shagreen insets and flanges. Both sides of tang are signed. Blade has some shallow pitting and the ver

Japanese Woodblock Print, Showa Era edition published by Nishinomiya from recarved woodblocks SIZE IN INCHES: oban, 10 x 15 inches HIROSHIGE was born in old Edo (present-day Tokyo) in 1797, during the

Japanese Woodblock Print, Showa era printing, publisher unknown SIZE IN INCHES: 9.75 x 7 inches COMMENTS: Note, centerfold HIROSHIGE was born in old Edo (present-day Tokyo) in 1797, during the latter

Japanese Woodblock Print, Showa era printing SIZE IN INCHES: ohosoban, 6.75 x 14.5 inches HIROSHIGE was born in old Edo (present-day Tokyo) in 1797, during the latter part of the Edo period (1603-1868

Japanese Woodblock Print, Showa era printing from recarved woodblocks SIZE IN INCHES: oban, 16 x 10.5 inches HIROSHIGE (1797-1858) was born in old Edo (present-day Tokyo) during the latter part of the

Japanese Woodblock Print, Showa era from recarved woodblocks, publisher unknown SIZE IN INCHES: 3.5 x 5.25 inches HIROSHIGE was born in old Edo (present-day Tokyo) in 1797, during the latter part of t

Japanese Woodblock Print, Showa era from recarved woodblocks, publisher unknown SIZE IN INCHES: 3.5 x 5.25 inches HIROSHIGE was born in old Edo (present-day Tokyo) in 1797, during the latter part of t

Antique Japanese Showa Era calligraphy painting on paper; silk brocade mounting. This calligraphy painting will come with a copy of its original old receipt dated 1969, reading that the artist’

Katana Japanese Sword Muromachi Era Koshirae 24,61 Inch Long Blade Original/Reproduction: Antique Original Type: Katana Region of Origin: Japan Age: Muromachi era Primary Material: Tamahagane Cutting

Artist: Seiichi Taneichi Title: "The Old Clocktower" Medium: Woodcut Size: (10.1/4x13.1/2in) Date: Showa era 1964 Place of Origin: Japan Paper Type: Washi Format: Horizontal

Artist: Makka Munakata Title: "The Old Imperial Palace and the Aoi Festival" Medium: Woodcut Size: (12x10.1/2in) Date: Showa era 1964 Place of Origin: Japan Paper Type: Washi Format: Vertical

Early Japanese Samurai WAKIZASHI Sword in Very Old Shira-Saya with Copper Mounts ~ Signed Blade ~ Probably Koto era. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 36 7/8", Blade length :23". ~~ DEAR BID

OLD Japanese Sword with Scabbard, WWII or earlier, 32" long

OLD Japanese Sword with Scabbard, WWII or earlier, 35" long

OLD Japanese Sword with Scabbard, ca 1920. 35" long

Old Japanese sword - Weight: 795 g - Shipping unavailable - Region: Japon - Sizes: L 830 MM L 70 MM - At first glance: normal wear / patina of use

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A pair of identical Japanese Satsuma pottery vases. Taisho or Showa era, early to mid-20th century. Taper shape with fluted bottom and elongated neck. Hand-painted floral and butte

A pair of Japanese Satsuma pottery vases. Early Showa period, 1926 to 1989. Rounded shape, pronounced neck. The pieces are richly decorated with hand-painted traditional Japanese ornaments, gilding, a

Crafted during the Showa period in Japan, this iron rooster figurine is a robust representation of early to mid-20th-century Japanese metalwork. The figurine's dimensions are 10x8.5x3 cm, or 3.94x3.35

Dimensions: 9x4 cm Weight: 64 grams Introduction: Embrace the whimsical charm of Japanese culture with this set of Orange wooden nesting dolls, each gracing a delightful character's face. These dolls

Dimension: 24x8cm Weight: 338gram Introduction: This charming wooden kokeshi doll hails from the Showa period of Japan, reflecting the folk art culture of the era. The piece stands out with its hand-p

Dimension: 13x7.5 cm Weight: 170 gram Introduction: This exquisite piece combines the delicate art of Japanese cut glass, known as Edo Kiriko, with a porcelain base adorned with detailed hand painting