A JAPANESE SIGNED KOTO PERIOD SWORD

Japanese signed Wakizashi sword, Koto period 900CE-1596 CE. All wood Shirasaya or white sheath which is designed to protect a blade from corrosion due to prolonged absence of use. Size 25 1/2" L, blad

Very Good Long Japanese Katana Sword, Koto Period. Signed - Kuniyoshi. in shirasaya mounts. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 40 1/2", Blade length : 27 3/4". ~~ . Detailed condition reports

Koto tachi Sword, 27 inch length of cutting edge, deep curvature, signed Kanemitsu, ca. 1400-1500?s, midare hamon in wooden shirasaya with sayagaki inscription. Total length (inside scabbard if presen

Title: Antique Japanese Sword - A Bizen Sudamume Wakizashi Origin: Japan Date/Period: 1570-1590 Dimensions: 20 3/8 Nagasa Up for Auction is a very nice signed Koto Wakizashi in Shira-saya. This is a B

Superb Japanese KOTO period Samurai Wakizashi Sword Hand Forged Shinogi Zukuri Blade Mumei Full Length 26 inch Blade Length 19 inch

Japanese Samurai Wakizashi Sword ~ Signed Koto or early Shinto Blade with Active Hamon Temper Line ~ Interesting Fuchi with Japanese Characters ~ Gold & Copper Inlaid Iron Tsuba. Total Length (inside

Fine Japanese Shinto Period Samurai Wakizashi Sword Signed SUKENO

Muromachi period. Signed and dated blade. Kongobyohei Minamoto Yoshimori, Eisho Jyu Ni Nen, Ni-gatsu c.1516; 12th year of Eisho, February. Kitimon suite. Kozuka with ebi. Old battle wrap. L. 68.3 cm.

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD KATANA SWORD with signed tang, iron TSUBA and lacquered scabbard. 92 cm long.

Japanese, signed Mihara Masayoshi, Muromachi period. Featuring lacquer wood saya and incise-decorated iron tsuba. Having samekawa tsuka with a pair of gilt figural menuki and matching fuchi-kashira, w

Antique Late 16th C. Japanese Samurai Sword. "Muromachi" Period. Possible Sue Bizen Koto. With Shagreen Handle & Original Scarab. Condition: As Is w/ Losses Due to Age & Use. Dimensions: L-30.5". Prov

Japanese Lacquered Four-Case Inro - Ivory Inlay - Signed - Japanese Edo period gold lacquer four case inro which is signed on the base. Depicts a man with a sword in his belt holding a fan over his he

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.)

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.

Very Good Japanese Samurai WAKIZASHI Sword Dagger ~ Almost Armor Piercing Signed Koto era Blade in Full Polish ~ Great Hamon ~ Fine Tsuba with Gold Family Mons of Paulownia Leaves - Plant of the Tokug

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

Large Japanese Samurai Bronze sculpture signed by the artist with swords and parasol Meiji Period

Finely Detailed Japanese (Meiji Period) Polychrome Carved Samurai Figurine. Signed. Measures 10-1/2" x 5-1/2" (w/sword). We Will Not Ship This Item Out of State of Florida. Anyone Having This Item Shi

Koto Period, before 1595 A.D. and later. A katana with curved single edged blade showing straight hamon edge-pattern, straight plain nakago-jiri tang pierced with one mekugi-ana hole for the insertion

Japanese Bronze Okimono of a Seated Beauty Playing the Koto, Meiji period, seated figure in traditional dress of. a courtesan with sculpted hairdo, playing the Koto. Signed to base. Dimensions: 4.5 in

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

Reserve Reduced! Koto Wakizashi in Shirasaya with NBTHK Origami. Muromachi Period. Koto wakizashi in shirasaya with NBTHK Kichio origami. Blade is signed „Masakiyo from Kaga” who was active in ear

Old Shinto Tanto SwordOld Japanese late Shinto period tanto sword; the blade measuring 7" approx., of typical hiro shape; signed Tsuguhide; in simple wood storage scabbard (shirasaya); approx. 1750; L

Meiji period. Signed Harunobu. Polychrome enamel with peacocks, peonies and cherry blossoms and with panels depicting figures playing the koto, shakuhachi and samisen. 281/4in H x 20 1/2in diameter. (