Wakizashi in Shirasaya, Japan

Wakizashi Japanese sword. Kanbun era with sword bag. Sword made during Kanbun era. Included item: Wakizashi, Shirasaya, sword bag. Material: Tamahagane. Region of Origin: Japan. Age: Kanbun Era. Sword

Japan. Shinto, approx. 16th cent. A short katana, almost a wakizashi. Iorimune and shinogi tsukuri, the interesting and lively hamon is suguha, partly with midare, with ashi and nioi, mokume-hada. The

Japanisches Kurzschwert, "Wakizashi" Japan Ohne Sockel / without base Knochen, Eisen, Seide. L 37 cm. Provenienz: Schweizer Privatsammlung, Zürich. CHF 200 / 400 EUR 200 / 400

Wakizashi in Shirasaya (Shirasaya has the engraving of a dragon with lacquer) (NBTHK Hozon Paper)Wakizashi in Shirasaya (Shirasaya has the engraving of a dragon with lacquer) (NBTHK Hozon Paper) Signa

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

Description Française: JAPON / JAPAN Wakizashi avec lame soulignée de gorges sur chaque face, un côté orné d’un horimono figurant Fudô-myôo, l’autre incisé de tr

Samurai sword, Prior to Meiji Restoration, Japan, Wakizashi with shagreen, cord and brass grip, cast brass guard and mounts, w/ wood and stitched leather scabbard assembled of parts from numerous Japa

17th Century Japanese Wakizashi Sword in Shirasayathe 16 in. blade signed "Kunimune" on the tang; in wooden storage mount. LOA 24 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.c

Japanese Wakizashi Sword in Shirasaya17.75 in. unsigned blade, with Japanese registration papers under old tape on the wooden storage mount. LOA 25.25 in. Additional high-resolution photos are availa

OLD FINE JAPANESE SIGNED (KANE NAGA) WAKIZASHI SWORD IN SHIRASAYA MOUNTS. Overall 32" long

Bronze, gold. Japan, 19th cent. Wakizashi tsuba, of oval form with ryohitsu. Bearing a figural representation in takazogan on a rich nanakoji ground. The depiction offers foxes clad in human attires a

Shirasaya Samurai Katana and Wakizashi Sword by Marto. Emblem and calligraphy work on the sword. Katana measures 39-1/4". Wakizashi measures 26-5/8". Condition: Both are in good condition. Estimate 10

**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

Wakizashi Japanese sword. Great condition wakizashi made by Harima Daijo Fujiwara Shigetaka come with NBTHK hozon certificate paper. Harima Daijo Fujiwara Shigetaka. Region of Origin: Japan. Type: Wak

Item: Beautiful real Japanese samurai wakizashi sword from the year 1300, Origin: Nagmitsu Date: 1300 Materials: Steel Size: Length in Shirasaya 78 cm, cutting area is 55 cm, sori is 2.0 cm, the weigh

TAIRA SHIZUHISA: A WAKIZASHI IN KOSHIRAE By Taira Shizuhisa, signed Taira ShizuhisaJapan, c. 1558-1573, late Muromachi period (1336-1573)The blade:Shinogi-zukuri and narrow iori mune, with o-kissaki a

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

East Asia, Japan, late Muromachi period, ca. third quarter of the 16th century CE. A beautiful wakizashi with a single-edged blade, a lacquered (urushi) wood scabbard (saya), and a handle (tsuka) wrap

Title: Wakizashi koshirae with NBTHK Tokubetsu Kichio - Matching Fittings - Japan - Edo Period Origin: Japan Date/Period: Edo Period Dimensions: Lenght: 67 cm Saya: 51 cm Tsuka: 15,5 cm Japanese wakiz

A Wakizashi BLADE SIGNED BISHUJU OSAFUNE, CIRCA 1500 脇差 備州長船忠光 Bishu Osafune Tadamitsu, in Shirasaya. Length of blade 14 in., 35.56 cm.

. Japan, Bizen-blade - Shinto Bizen-blade: Shinto. The form shinogitsukuri with iorimune, the hamon with fine notare midare and ashi, choji, nie and nioi. Kitaehada with mokume (as far as visible). Th

Origin: Japan, circa 1800. Dimensions: total length – 57 cm, blade's length – 43,2 cm, blade’s width 2,1 cm. Blade: slightly curved single edged blade, with brass fitting near the

**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