Japanese Mixed Metal Knife and Fork from Samurai Kozuka

A Cased Japanese Silver Kozuka Fish Service   Meiji Period, Late 19th Century with mixed metal handles decorated with varying imagery, comprising twelve fish knives and twelve fish forks; 24 item

Japan,Late 19th-Early 20th Century Includes five table knives decorated with a boat, fish, dragon, bird, and figure with one handle missing blade decorated with a crustacean. Metal From the collection

19th century. Length 8 inches.

A Set of Twelve Japanese Kozuka Mixed Metal Dinner Knives, having Landers, Frary & Clark blades, Aetna Works, New Britain, Connecticut, ca. 1880, Each knife handle is signed by the artist with mixed m

Rare & Important Elkington & Co. Japanese Style Mixed Metal Set of 6 Forks & Knives in Original Box, All Hallmarked. Dimensions- Knives- L- 8.5", Forks- L-7.25", Box- L-10.5" x W-8.5" x H-2.5"

JAPAN, Meiji Period A group of Japanese articles including a mixed metal box with silvered design Geisha Woman, the other a ladies make-up compact. The Samurai knives have ground blades as a letter op

Title: Mixed metal Kozuka handle, Edo Origin: Japanese Date: : Pre 1900 item #1352763 Materials: Metalwork Kozuka, Japanese knife handle, 19th century, Edo. Mixed metal, bronze or copper with traces o

Japan, Meji period. A cased set of twelve knives with Kozuka handles of mixed metal. Ten of the Kozuka have different scenes with two being duplicates. Each blade is marked, along with the fitted ca

A Japanese Meiji Period Mixed Metal Twenty-Four-Piece Fish Service in a Rosewood Box 1893 comprising 12 fish knives and 12 fish forks. Length of fish knife 8 3/4 inches.  

Antique Japanese mixed metal Kozuka, Meiji Period (19th/20th c.), the gilt, patinated bronze and copper hilt relief decorated with figures swimming beside a palace, the steel knife blade inscribed in

VERY NICE JAPANESE SAMURAI SWORD FITTING KUZUKA. MIXED METAL WITH NICE SIGNATURE TO THE REVERSE. HOUSED IN A KIRI-WOOD BOX.

signed blade with kanji characters, mixed metal relief decoration on one side of hilt, 4-3/4 in. blade, 8-1/4 in. overall, back side of hilt with tape or glue residue from mounting, small split to sid

Set of six W.K. and F. Stacy mixed metal fish knives, late 19th to early 20th century, having gilt bronze kozuka handles and steel blades, with stamped marks to the blades. Approximate dimensions: l.

mixed metals; unsigned; three inlaid and chiseled with figures, two with fish 3 3/4 in. (9.5 cm.)

Japanese Style WWII Samurai Sword. 27" blade; lacquered scabbard with mixed metal relief decoration and containing an additional "hidden" thin knife, mixed metal relief decorated tsuba. Blade apparent

Dessert set with Silverplate Blades & Tines by John Neal (English C. 1880). Bronze Handles with Applied Gilt Roosters. Knives 8 1/4", Forks 7 1/4".

JAPANESE BOXED CUTLERY SET, MEIJI PERIOD CIRCA 1880 bronze and mixed metal, silver plated metal, comprising 18 forks, 18.7cm long; and 18 knives, 21.5cm long, within fitted mahogany box

Lot of nine pieces (five forks and four knives) with silver handle plated with gold foil of Meiji period in Kozuka style of Samurai. The handles are richly decorated featuring different scenes: a phoe

Set of six Japanese mixed metal knives, circa 1880.The mixed metals of silver, gold and copper, depict sea creatures, birds, tree branches and fishing nets. Two of the knife blades are breaking free f

Japanese mixed metal samurai helmet, 13.5"H

A Group of Four Japanese Mixed Metal Knives 8 x 0-1/2 x 0-1/8 inches (20.3 x 1.3 x 0.3 cm) (each) HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

A 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD MIXED METAL KNIFE the handle formed as carp under reeds, decorated with repousse crashing water, the blade formed with a bird amongst foliage. 32 cm long.

Rather unusual 19th century Japanese mixed metal brooch in a shape of a standing belligerent samurai looking up, one hand with drawn sword, the other with wide open palm. Made out of menuki (sword fit

Together with a cast brass frog paper knife. Property of the William Gwinn Mather's Estate. Mathers was the president of Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company.