Timeless Mastery Unveiled: Yokoyama Kozuke-daijo SUKESADA Katana from Early Edo Period – A

Kozuke No Daijo Sukesada katana sword. Dated 1718, the 2nd month. Bizen Osafune School, made by Kozuke No Daojo Sukesada. With black lacquer scabbard. Overall: 30.25"L; Blade: 24.5"L,

East Asia, Japan, early Edo Period, ca. early 17th century CE. A forged steel katana blade of nice length exhibiting a shinogi-zukuri shape and a shortened (o-suriage) tang set in honzukuri mountings.

Japanese katana with kin-maki handle and lacquered scabbard. The signature on the handle is might be Kuniyoshi from Okayama in the early Edo period. The total length including the scabbard is 39 inche

Edo period, koshurai, signed Bishu Osafune Sukesada. Signed & dated katana. Large nakagoana on tsuba. Iron kojiri. Tsugata: 67 cm (26 3/8 in.) L. 99 cm. (39 in.)

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Japan, early Edo or perhaps earlier Muromachi Period, ca. 1650 CE, signed "Bishu Osafune ju Sukesada" on tang. A hand-forged steel wakizashi bearing a shinogi-zuku

An extremely rare Japanese horse's muzzle, early Edo periodThe muzzle made of slightly pitted, wrought iron bands, connected by chains at the centre. Embellished with a kiri flower. Length 22 cm.This

A Japanese Katana Edo Period {Length: 29 inches (73.7 cm) of blade approximately} [Losses to the scabbard, slight wear to the blade]

Early Edo Period Japanese Samurai Armor, Gold Gusoku. As seen in the Samurai Exhibition at Musee Pointe A Calieres in 2012-2013. Covered with Nashiji-Nuri (Japanese Lacquer with Gold Powder), Gold Lea

Early Edo Period Samurai Armour. Stunning blue color high grade lacing, kebiki. Zunari kabuto with Ooni Devil maedate / helmet decoration, rare red hanpo. Hitsu box. Circa 1650-1700.

**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

Japan, early Edo Period, ca. 17th century. An impressive figure of Dainichi Nyorai seated on a lotus throne above petaled base. Much of the figure covered in Kanji script. Lovely patina. MEASUREMENTS

Wood, brass and lacquer. Japan, Muromachi period or early Edo period A large rectangular panel with brass fittings with finely incised floral decorations. Depicted is a tennin, a buddhist angel, with

Japanese scroll of a Zen patriarch in suiboku ink on paper, signed and sealed Kano Motonobu (1476-1559), possibly from his studio, framed and glazed. Muromachi/Early Edo Period, 16th-17th century. 39

Japan, early Edo Period, ca. 17th-18th century. Beautiful diminutive altar with gilt copper mounts and openwork cartouches revealing fluted panels. Lustrous original surface. Three-character inscripti

OYOGO KUNISHIGE: A WAKIZASHI IN KOSHIRAE By Oyogo Kunishige, signed Bitchu Koku Mizuta ju Oyogo Kunishige Japan, early Edo period, 17th century The blade: The slender, gently curved blade with shinog

East Asia, Japan, early Edo Period, ca. mid-17th century, signed "Bishu Osafune" on tang. A forged steel wakizashi blade of elegant shinogi-zukuri form bearing a diamond-shaped (iori-mune) profile and

Japanese Shinto Katana. Edo Period. Blade L 31 1/2".

Japanese Samurai Menpo May (signature): Mumei (unsigned) Early Edo period Iron Menpo in nice condition, with nice patina. The expression is very pleasant, with a wider more flat nose and extremely sha

Description: Early Japanese Edo period, (1600 to 1800) Samurai Kabuto made entirely of Russet Iron in the "Nanban" or "foreign" style. This helmet incorporates 5 iron plates circumventing the bowl eac

Title: Japanese Shinto Katana Made in Edo Period Date/Period: Edo Period Dimensions: Lenght: 94,2 cm Saya: 70 cm Tsuka: 23,9 cm Blade: 64 cm Nakago: 17,4 cm Sori: 25 mm Motokasane: 8,3 mm Sakikasane:

JAPANESE BRONZE SCULPTURE - Edo period, early 19th c. Buddha, with lengthy inscription on back, seated in dhyanasana with serene expression, having tightly curled hair and long pendulous earlobes, the

Early Edo Katana, signed Fujiwara Kagehira on the tang, the other side of the tang inscribed 'Mitsu Dou Dotan-iri' (cuts 3 bodies in box in one strike). Kashu Kanewaka School blade by Fujiwara Kagehir

East Asia, Japan, Edo period, early to mid 19th century. A magnificent and quite sizeable Japanese Imari vase of a baluster form, beautifully decorated with four panels featuring women in a garden set

Stunning Antique Japanese Edo Period Miniature Katana in High Grade TACHI Mounts Full Length 19.5 inch Blade Length 12 inch