Antique Japanese Tsuba

Iron, of typical form and with low relief Shi-Shi decoration and some gold foliate elements. Dimensions: 3" x 2 3/4".

Antique Japanese iron tsuba; the squared shape beautifully carved sunken relief design of a highly animated Shi-shi with an inlaid gold eye; the verso with a gold chrysanthemum and bud, also in sunken

Antique Japanese shakudo tsuba (sword guard); the lobed shape with design to each side of gambling Shi-shi in relief, flanked by gold blossoms in relief; H: 2 3/4"

Antique Japanese iron tsuba; of oval shape with design of openwork Japanese anemone blossoms and foliage, with some inlaid gold accents, signed and probably by Funada Ikkin, showing rich patina; D: 2

Antique Japanese iron tsuba (sword guard); of otafuku (rounded spindle) shape, in sukashi (openwork silhouette) design of flames lapping at a sword at center; 18th Century; H:

Group of four, large and antique, Japanese iron tsuba (sword hand guard), each of nicely-cast bird motif, and with some mixed-metal details: lobed form with duck flying over chrysanthemums; sq

Antique Japanese iron tsuba (sword guard); of circular shape, in sukashi (openwork silhouette) design of bamboo leaves and stalks; unsigned, by Fukunobu Kamiyoshi; D: 3"; with NBTH

Item: Japanese Tsuba. Date: 1750 Materials: iron Size: Height is 7.5 cm. Width is 7.0 cm. Thickness is 0.5 cm. Japanese Tsuba. Very beautiful and original Japanese Tsuba Created by NamiToru ? Takeshuj

(2) Antique Japanese iron Namban tsuba, 18th/19th c., quatrefoil shaped with scrollwork and gilt flowers, Katana opening, and round shaped with scrollwork and double dragon, Wakizashi opening, larger:

Two antique, daisho-set Japanese iron tsuba; the slightly oval forms with design of crashing waves in light relief to both front and back; and each signed Masayoshi; D: 3 3/8" (one slightly la

Large and antique, Japanese tosho (swordsmith-made) iron tsuba (sword guard), of circular shape and with cut-out design of two plum blossoms; probably Muromachi Period; D: 3 1/2";

Antique Japanese inlaid iron tsuba (sword guard); the circular openwork design of an undulating, ribbon-like "hanging" textile, with lines of gold and silver inlaid within; D: 3 1/4&#3

Rare Antique Japanese big Shouami-tsuba of katana from the Momoyama period, attributed to Echizen by the Association of art and sword preservation in Japan, with a special precious mention. The theme

Antique Mid Edo Japanese Samurai Long Katana. Tang has rich patina, but unsigned. The very thick blade is in fair condition and tsuka (handle) is very nice and in good condition. Armourers tsuba with

This is the second of two swords in this auction. The blade is signed on both sides as shown. Has a few tiny nicks at the top edge and the tip. See pics. Nothing major at all. Leather remnants remain

This fine sword has a well made leather covered scabbard, and comes complete with furniture as shown. Blade appears to be in excellent original condition with no big nicks or edge issues other than on

NICE PAIR OF ANTIQUE JAPANESE SWRODS GUARDS OR TSUBA, BOTH IN IRON.

Two antique, daisho-set Japanese iron tsuba (sword guard); each circular shape of a stylized 'dancing crane' rendered in yo-sukashi (positive silhouette) openwork, larger with

Iron tsuba with a flower design Date: 19th century Size: 8.2 x 7.5 x 0.5 cm, C: 2.8 x 0.9 cm Condition: Good for age, minor wear. Ref: JG012402

Japan antique copper tsuba,mokko-shaped, patterns and chrysanthemums engraved with gold and silver inlaid works, Edo period. 7 x 6.5 CM

Antique Signed Japanese Samurai Sword with Tsuba, katana with blade signed under handle, mixed metal tsuba, signed dragon fitting, blade 27 inches, collar 1 inch, tang 6.3 inches x 1 inch, scabbard 28

This is an antique Japanese Katana sword featuring floral motif tsuba and menuki. The tang is signed. Accompanied by the original scabbard. Bright hamon on the blade. The total length of the sword is

Exquisite Katana Tsuba: Japanese Edo Sword Guard, an Antique Masterpiece Dimension: 78mm x 75mm x 4.18mm Origin: Edo-Era, Japan Unlock the secrets of Japanese craftsmanship with this original Edo

One signed. Various sizes and decorations. Largest approx. 3 3/8". From a South Orange, NJ collection. (7043)