Japanese Muromachi Edo Steel Wakizashi, Bishu Osafune

**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

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

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

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

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.)

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

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.

Japanese tanto sword, dating from the late Edo period, forged by 11th generation Kanesada, a swordsmith from one of the great lineages of blacksmiths in the Mino region, which date back to the 16th ce

Creator: Inshu Tottori Ju Kanesaki Material: steel Dimensions: 58 cm Year: 1660 Signature: Inshu Tottori Ju Kanesaki 1660 Edo Very nice original Japanese samurai wakizashi made by the famous swordsman

East Asia, Japan, Edo Period, probably later in the period, ca. first half of the 19th century CE. A handsome example of a jumonji yari, a trident-shaped version of a traditional Japanese blade ("niho

4pc Japanese Edo Pierced Steel Tsubas 3'' Each Approx. Includes two gold inlaid tsubas and two without. Unmarked. 18th or 19th century. Collection of W. Gordon Menzies.

Japanese Edo Period Wakizashi Koshirae With No Blade, Wooden One. Saya (scabbard) in great shape, nice Tsuba (guard), nice gold inserts. Total length 27.5 inches, scabbard measures 21 inches L, hilt m

Japanese Edo Period Wakizashi Short Samurai Katana Sword dagger Knife Hira-Kukuri Tanto with Scabbard Skillfully forged impressed blade with signed tang silver tsuba underneath the fish skin handle 't

Title: Original Japanese Samurai Wakizashi made by Osafune SUKESADA Date: 1670 Materials: Japanese steel Size: Blade weight 373 grams. Total koshirea Length: about 65.5 cm ? ?. Motoshige: approximatel

Overall Good Condition Edo Period, Unsigned Wakizashi In Original Old Polish. No Fatal Flaws But Shows Patches Of Open Grain. The Handle Mounts Are Made Of Russet Iron With Gold Accents. The Wrap Is G

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Japan, Edo Period, ca. 1603 to 1868 CE. A fine gathering of arrows made with slender bamboo bodies. Two arrows have diamond-shaped, forged-steel points, two have i

A Japanese Wakizashi, Edo/Meiji PeriodDouble-rooster/cockerel menuki, matching silver dragonfly fuchi-kashira, mumei (unsigned);nagasa length 14.2 in (36 cm), overall length 22 in — 55.9 cmEstim

A Japanese wakizashi, A Japanese wakizashi, Edo or Meiji, 19th century, the red lacquer saya (scabbard) with a kazuka, the mixed metal handle decorated with gilt rolling waves, the same (shagreen) tsu

Japanese Momoyama Edo Period Koshirae of Wakizashi. Wooden sword with iron kirishitan which represents a Christian cross. Saya is made out of cherry wood. Full length: 63.9 cm / 25 inches; saya length

Out Of Polish Original Japanese Wakizashi Samurai Sword. This Is A Edo Period Wakizashi. The 20 3/4 Shinogi Zukuri Blade Is Out Of Polish And Unsigned. This Blade Has No Fatal Flaws Or Active Rust. Th

18th Century Edo Period Japanese Samurai Warrior Chest Armour Circa 1700s Forged Damascus Steel Engraved scene with Samurai Warrior riding a Dragon and Three Character Inscription upon the other side

Wood, brass and lacquer. Japan, Muromachi period or early Edo period A large rectangular panel with brass fittings with finely incised floral decorations. Depicted is a tennin, a buddhist angel, with

Japanese scroll of a Zen patriarch in suiboku ink on paper, signed and sealed Kano Motonobu (1476-1559), possibly from his studio, framed and glazed. Muromachi/Early Edo Period, 16th-17th century. 39

Japanese, odachi sword signed Bishu Osafune Norimitsu. Having samegawa hilt, densely decorated saya with kurigata. L. 103 cm (40 1/2 in.)