A Katana By Osafune Sukesada,17th/长船祐定七兵尉衛

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.)

Ko-tou,rank Chujyo-saku 460 years ago.This Tanto made of famous Bizen swordsmith Sukesada school.Old fine Koshirae.Blade length(Cutting edge): 26.7 cm, Curve (SOR): 0CM, Thickness at the Moto-Kasane &

"Shin-tou,Wazamono, rank Chujyo-sakuIt lost many Bizen swordsmiths in Azuchimomoyama period by the Yoshii River overflowed its banks.Sukesada schools made reconstruction, Shichibei Sukesada was famous

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,

Antique Japanese Wakizashi Bizen (no) Kuni Ju Osafune Sukesada 1457-1492.20 3/4 blade.very interesting hamon on the blade.

. 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

Creator: Sukesada Material: steel Dimensions: blade is 56.9 cm. The cutting area measured of the habaki is 42.8 cm. Total length of the koshirea is 66 cm. Date/Period: 1500 Signature: ?? Sukesada Osaf

**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

Japanese Muromachi Period Katana Signed Bishu Osafune Ju Kiyomitsu. Full length 96 cm (37.75 inches), blade length 62 cm (24.5 inches), saya length 70.5 cm (27.75 inches), tsuka length 24 cm (9.5 inch

Date: 1690 Stamp Materials: Steel Size: 68.4 cm Cutting edge A weird Nihonto Katana sword stick Signed by Kiyoshi Osafune. A beautiful sword of the first order This is also called the hidden sword par

Japanese 17th/18th Cent. Katana Samurai Sword 44''. Blade measures 35'' to end of tang. Inventory notes from consignor read ''Yamoto blade of Shinogi-zukuri and Ihorimune style. Smith made circa 1670.

The sword with temepered steel blade in excellent untouched condition with clear temper line, very sharp, the handle with snakeskin and cloth wrapping, the tsuba with gold inlay designs, the kashira w

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

A Japanese Katana or samurai sword, possibly 17th C., signed on hilt, translated on paper taped to scabbard. 39-1/2in total length. Blade length: 26in.

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.

Asia, Japan, Edo Period, ca. 1630 CE. An incredible samurai's katana with a slightly curved, single-edged blade, a saya (scabbard) made of wood studded with white and purple shell, and a handle (tsuka

Samurai Sword Japanese Katana Sword c.19th century. Size 37 1/2 inches length. SIze of the blade 25 1/2 inches. Japanese Katan with steel blade, the blade probably from 17th century? the scabard made

Japan, Shinto, approx. 17th to 18th cent. The form of the blade is shinogi-tsukuri with iorimune and a ko-gissaki. The hamon is suguha, the hada barely visible and presumably masame. The tang is ubu w

20 1/2" blade. 17th century. Blade is in red laquered scabbard.

A Japanese Katana LATE 17TH CENTURY inscribed Kashu Ju Kiyomitsu. Blade length 22 1/2 in., 57 cm. Overall length 37 1/2 in., 95 cm. Provenance: Property from a Private Canadian Collection

Edo period, Genroku era (1688-1704), signed ?(Kikumon [chrysanthemum]) Ichi Kawachi Kami Sukesada? on the omote side and ?Bizen kuni Osafune ju? on the ura side, hamon (tempering) is gunome midare wit

Flemish or Italian master; mid-17th century. "Scene from the Commedia dell'Arte". Oil on canvas. Re-tinted. Attached pictorial analysis issued by Icono, I&R, restoration and technical studies of easel

A Fine and Rare 12 Panel Library Room Divider, Korea, Jeju Island, 17th Century (according to the National Museum of Seoul)The panels have been purchased in 1972 by Yehuda Horm ( the first Ambassador

14TH- 17TH CENTURIES TIBETAN THANGKA ; H. 80 cm. W. 80 cm. Protection of silk fabrics, paint loss and damage to the fabric occurs bears unclear wax stamp.