Two Japanese Menuki Sword Fittings

Dragon-form Japanese sword fittings. [Each: 2 1/8" W x 1/2" H].

Two dragon-form Japanese sword fittings. [Each: 1/2" H x 2 1/8" W].

Single early 19th century menuki - Japanese sword fitting - depicting two galloping horses, one done in brown patina, the other gilded. Elegant design, crisp casting and detailing, some obvious age we

Rare single 19th century Goto School menuki (Japanese sword fitting) depicting a dragon and a leopard. Leopards are very rare in Japanese art, and the face of this one looks more like that of a tiger

4 Framed late 19th / early 20th C. Meiji / Taisho period Japanese Samurai sword brass & copper menuki fittings, frame size is 7 1/2" (height) x 6" (length). [119] CONDITION: Very good condition with m

LOT ASSORTED JAPANESE SWORD FITTINGS, MENUKI, SEPPA, FUCHI 18/19TH C.

15 Pairs of Japanese Mixed Metal and Gilt Menuki Sword Fittings. Together with 6 more assorted menuki. Size: Lengths ranging from .5'' (1 cm) to 2'' (5 cm). Provenance: Sylvia and Philip Chaplain Coll

TWO PAIRS OF 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE BRONZE SWORD FITTINGS. (4)

NICE LOT OF ANTIQUE JAPANESE SWORD FITTINGS, MEUNUKI, 2 MATCHING PAIRS AND THE REST ARE SINGLES.

Pair of early 19th century Japanese sword menuki depicting two groups of boys at play. Superb quality work - see their faces, detailing of clothing and toys. Gold, silver and copper inlays, in excelle

Single 19th century good size Japanese sword menuki depicting two long leaves, one partially folded along its length. Elegant design with implied feeling of melancholy, excellent work with superb deta

Group of eighteen, antique Japanese menuki (sword hilt ornaments), in bronze and other metals, including two matched pairs; depicting dragons, lions, tigers, birds, horses and a minogame; Prov

Very unusual 19th century Japanese mixed metal water dropper (vessel for diluting ink used in painting and calligraphy) made out of two fuchi - hilt collars between the handle and a hand guard of a Ja

Nine Japanese Mixed Metal Sword Fittings Meiji Period, 19th Century comprising four kozuka, two kozuka set with blades, two kogai and a wari-kogai.  Length of lo

19th century Japanese sword menuki of a walking peasant with two objects - one in his back, the other in his hands, currently mounted as a pin and a pendant. Very clever design, superb detailing - see

Japan, ca. Edo - Meiji Period. Consisting of two small wooden standing figures of Jiso Bosatsu, a pair of engraved copper scroll terminals, and three mixed-metal sword fittings. Ex: Estate of Diran Do

Japan, ca. Late Edo - Meiji Period. Comprising four Menuke sword fittings and a two-part clasp for a tobacco pouch. Nice details. MEASUREMENTS Length of longest: 2 3/8 inches / 6 cm SHIPPING $20 flat-

Lot of 2 Japanese Tsuba and Sword Fittings includes 2 brass menuki in the shape of dragons and fuchigashira intricately cast with birds and flower motifs. The tsuba include one with open-work motifs o

both wood with ray skin wrapping and black cord wrap (Tsuka ito), both with matching pommel (Kashira) and fuchi, largest with ornament (menuki) on each side, one 5 in., one 6-1/4 in., both with wood p

The short sword hilt and scabbard are black lacquer with green iridescent flecks and gold-decorated fittings; the scabbard with a crouching gold-decorated oni with shield. The blade 9 1/2in, total in

East Asia, Japan, Edo Period, ca. 1603 to 1868 CE. Two wonderful sets of cast-copper and cast-silver menuki meant to be secured within the handle wraps of a traditional Japanese sword. Each shorter co

Signed Izumi no Kani Kunisada Meiji period, with older tachikoshurai, Tachi-mei, Hamon is tsuguha. Square sunburst tsuba with gold inlay. Old tachi. Yamagani fittings. No menuki. Mon is tsugag amon mu

Gilded fuchi, kabuto-gani, semegani, and sayajiri. Tsuba marked 388, two rayed seppas. Laced ito, painted base grip (no rayskin) with chrysanthemum menuki, with double tassels. Signed tang also with r

Gilded fuchi, kabutogani, semegani, and sayajiri. Tsuba marked 388, two rayed seppas. Laced ito, painted base grip (no rayskin) with chrysanthemum menuki, with double tassels. Signed tang also with re