TWO FUCHI-KASHIRA

Two sets, Fuchi-Kashira, unsigned. Japan. 18th/19th century. Copper with mixed metal inlay of gold and shakudo. A design of a hunter and a deer and one of birds on a nanuko ground.

Two-piece, antique Japanese mixed-metal inlaid copper fuchi (sword hilt collar) and kashira (pommel end cap); each with finely detailed figural design with gold detailing: fuchi with a

Two-piece, antique Japanese mixed-metal inlaid shakudo fuchi (sword hilt collar) and kashira (pommel end cap); each with finely detailed design with much gold detailing, each showing a

Two-piece, antique Japanese matching inlaid shakudo fuchi (sword hilt collar) and kashira (pommel end cap); of matching floral design in relief, with large silver peony blossoms and go

Two-piece, antique Japanese inlaid shakudo fuchi (sword hilt collar) and kashira (pommel end cap); with stylized design of large gold chrysanthemums in relief to the finely nanako &#40

unmarked, tsuba with gilt gold and silver dragon design, two brass spacers (seppa), lacquered pommel (kashira), metal fuchi with checkered decoration, ornament (menuki) on each side under green cord w

Two-piece, antique Japanese Yanagawa School matching copper fuchi (sword hilt collar) and kashira (pommel end cap); of elaborate design depicting Shi-shi in gold and silver relief; the

Set Fuchi-Kashira, Signed. Japan. 18th/19th century. Copper with inlay of shakudo and gold. Design of shishi on a nanako ground.

Set Fuchi-Kashira, Japan. 18th/19th century. Copper with inlay of gold, silver and shakudo. Decoration of warriors in armour on horseback crossing the Uje river.

Set Fuchi-Kashira, Japan. 18th/19th century. Copper with mixed metal inlay of gold and shakudo. Decoration of a water buffalo and farmers. Signed and with a kakihan.

Japanese Sword Mountings, Fuchi Kashira, With Gems In Settings. Measure 1.5 Inches Long, Each. Edo Period.

19th century or earlier Japanese sword set of fuchi (bordering piece between the sword guard and the handle) and kashira (metal pommel at the end of the hilt of a sword) with relief design of a flower

NICE LOT OF ANTIQUE JAPANESE SWORD FITTINGS, FUCHI KASHIRA, ALL SINGLES.

Pair of Fuchi-Kashira. Japan. 18th/19th century. Signed. Copper with mixed metal inlay of silver, gold and shakudo on a nanako (fish roe) ground. Together with a set designed with fish and bamboo. Sig

Item: Fuchi-Kashira of shakudo with gold inlay Origin: Japan Date: Edo period Materials: Shakudo, gold Kashira: 33 mm; Fuchi 38 mm Plovers flying over the rough waves. Wooden box. Unsigned. In a woode

Copper, shakudo and gold. Japan, late 18th cent. At Hara Shinkichi , the artist is praised as “particularly skillfull†for such kind of work. Both parts offer ribbed sections, each bearing a

Copper, shakudo, silver, gilding. Japan, SIZE (F9) 3,7 CM, SIZE (K) 3,3 CM Very fine craftsmanship! Black shakudo decoratively inlaid in gilt and silver takazogan with blossoms, grasses and tendrils,

A WAKIZASHI, 41.1cm Shinto blade with one mekugi-ana, midare hamon with sunagashi, nashiji hada, fully bound tsuka with shakudo fuchi-kashira, decorated with Fukurokuju and a pine tree, gilt details,

Japanese wakizashi sword, Sue Bizen (1500s), suguha hamon with nie, original fit tsuba, fuchi, kashira in shakudo, lacquered wooden saya, blade length: approx. 17"l, overall length (in saya): 25.5"l

A ca. 1400-1600s 18.5” nagasa Koto wakizashi, with wild midare (Soshu?) hamon, including wild boshi. Hada indeterminate, with Shakudo & gold dragon menuki, beehive design fuchi kashira, 27.25&#8

Umetada School A set of two fuchi-gashira for a daisho (set of long and short sword) Edo period (1615-1868), 18th century Each fuchi of copper and shakudo, the shakudo chiseled with parallel grooves a

Lot of assorted sword mountings. Japan. 18th/19th century. Three pairs of menuki, three single menuki (one mounted as a pin), one fuchi-kashira set, one kashira and five fuchi (mixed metal work).

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

Very unusual 19th century Japanese mixed metal water dropper (vessel for diluting ink used in painting and calligraphy) made out of two fuchi - hilt collars between the handle and a hand guard of a Ja