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Wakizashi - Schwert. Gebogte Eisenklinge, am Ansatz kalligraphisch sign., Griff mit Tsuba aus Eisen (rostig), Rochenhaut?. Gebrauchsspuren, Griff lose. L. 57 cm. In schlichter Scheide aus schwarzem Lack mit Menuki (best.). L. 44 cm. Japan.

Two early Japanese Short Swords, (one Signed) with tsuba, handles worn, only one scabbard, each approx. 57cms (22 1/2") long, both as is. (2)

An early Japanese Wakizashi Sword, Muromachi period (1336-1573), Signed Sobei Kao, 1500's, Province of Bizen, Osafune Ju Sukesada, with leather and sharkskin handle with ornate ornaments and mounts, and decorative Tsuba, issuing steel blade, approx. 56cms long (22"), housed in scabbard, as a weapon, w.a.f. (1)

A Japanese katana in leather covered scabbard, the shagreen and silk wound handle with menuki to each side of exotic birds, the plain iron tsuba with holes for kozuka and kugai bearing two part signature, the fullered slightly curved blade with standard shaped tang bearing ten character signature and three further characters verso, blade length including tang 86 cm CONDITION REPORTS The length of the blade is 64 cm, length of the scabbard is 71 cm. The metal collar to the scabbard is off and loose and also has a cut to it. Has significant wear and scuffing to the leather. One of the poppers is broken. The metal hanging hoops are rusted/patinated. The sword itself - the blade is rusting variously in areas. The katana is loose. There seems to be a couple of pieces missing from the handle as there is a hole to the base. Some of the stringing is gapping and there are gaps to the areas of shagreen. Some signs of verdigris etc to the metal, in need of a good clean and some TLC. General wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more details

WW2 Japanese Katana Officer's Sword. This example with a 27 inch single edged blade. Fitted with military pattern furniture and grip. Complete with a military pattern scabbard. The blade remains in good clean condition, the tsuba and mounts to the scabbard with some age damp damage. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY

WW2 Japanese NCO's Shin Gunto Sword with single edged fullered blade 690mm in length, serial number 130842. Brass Tsuba. Copper Fuchi is marked for the Kokura Arsenal. Aluminium grip. Working release catch. Overall length 925mm. Complete with original plated scabbard with matching serial number.

A JAPANESE KATANA Shinshint?, of impressive proportions, the tang unsigned, the bound tsuka having copper fuchi and kabuto-gane, dragon menuki, the tsuba of iron with gilt details, the nagasa measuring approx. 84cm in length and housed in a black lacquered saya, the whole measuring approx. 116cm (unsheathed) Condition Report:Available upon request

A WW II Japanese NCO shin gunto, having a 70cm single edged fullered blade numbered 40724, gilt metal tsuba and aluminium shagreen style hilt, housed in a steel saya further numbered 40720, 92cm.

A Japanese Katana, the 72cm curved steel blade with undulating hamon, having a copper habaki, habaki, the pierced bronze tsuba decorated with two figures, the cord wrapped fish skin tsuka with menuki, housed in a lacquered saya, 103cm.We have been unable to remove the tsuka without potentially damaging the item and as such cannot date the blade with any degree of accuracy, please see extra images provided.PLEASE NOTE Any potential buyer must satisfy themselves as the the age/condition of any lot BEFORE bidding, see TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

A Japanese Shin Gunto Katana, having a 70cm curved steel blade with undulating hamon, brass habaki, pierced iron tsuba and wrapped tsuka with menuki, housed in a green painted saya, 101cm.PLEASE NOTE We have been contacted by a gentleman who believes this item to be a later copy, any perspective buyers must satisfy themselves as to age/ condition/ decription of any lot BEFORE bidding.

A Japanese shin gunto katana, the 69cm blade broken in two 29cm from the tip, having a signed tang, copper habaki, floral embossed tsuba and samegawa wrapped tsuka, housed on a brass mounted steel saya. 94cm.The vendor states that this sword was accquired by a Mr Gunn ex Cambs Regt of 14 Frog End, Gt Wilbraham, the sword was apparently surrendered by a Japanese officer who pulled the blade out and snapped it, before being shot.

A Japanese Katana, having a 73cm curved steel blade with undulating hamon, brass habaki, bronze tsuba and cord bound fish skin tsuka, housed in a gilt metal mounted saya, 103cm.We believe it is signed, but cannot be removed without causing damage.

A Japanese Shinto katana, having a 64cm curved fullered blade with brass habaki, pierced tsuba and leather wrapped fish skin tsuka, housed in a brass mounted saya, 88cm.

A Japanese Samurai sword possibly II world war Officers. the shagreen grip with red woven fabric with brass tsuba steel blade and leather scabbard. Unsigned tang see images.

A Japanese II world war officers Samurai sword with a shagreen grip with woven cloth elaborate brass tsuba steel folded blade with some edge chips signed tang see images and pitting black leather covered scabbard with brass hanging rings. Total length 95cm approximately.

Japanese sword, katana, signed Tadayoshi (Kawashima Zenzaemon), 67cm blade, Showa 19 (July 1944), plain tsuba, bound fish skin handle, leather covered saya, together with a Japanese sword kit including handle pin hammer and blade polishing, three cloth bags. Condition report:Mounts are good, cloth binding of the handle is stained, plain tsuba pitted a little but otherwise good, leather saya cover scuffed but intact, the blade doesnt have any visible notches but there is some surface wear.Additional images have been uploaded to the lot page on our website for you to view the condition.Telephone bidding is avulable for this lot, please contact the office on 01858410414 to arrange.

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A set of tsuba comprising one with a tiger by a waterfall in relief and gilt highlights; the second depicting a lion (karashishi); the third of iron with a bat flying above floral blossoms, delicately accented with gold and silver; the fourth with a dragon and an octopus. Size: 65-85mm x 55-80mm; Weight: 525g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Christie's, 16th May 2012, lot 220.

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. An iron tsuba of squared form, intricately pierced with a grid pattern. The central area is decorated in gold with a geometric key-fret (sayagata) motif. Size: 80mm x 80mm; Weight: 100g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Piasa Sale 1201, Asian Art, 14 June 2012.

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A set comprising a tsuba finely chiselled in low relief with a landscape scene of an immortal and a dragon; the second decorated with large leaves inlaid in gilt and silver, surrounded by blooming flowers, signed; the third featuring a grapevine with tendrils in gilt, also signed. Size: 70-80mm x 65-71mm; Weight: 370g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Christie's, 16th May 2012, lot 220. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A set of tsuba comprising one depicting a warrior, rendered with gold highlights and calligraphic inscription; another showing a seated Hotei figure; and the third possibly illustrating a fearsome oni-like figure. Size: 68-70mm x 60-65mm; Weight: 350g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Christie's, 16th May 2012, lot 220. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A finely crafted round iron tsuba featuring multiple book motifs inlaid with gold. Each book is embellished with intricate patterns, including stylised flora and geometric designs, creating a dynamic visual composition. The books appear to overlap in a collage-like arrangement, lending movement and depth to the piece. The central hitsu-ana are neatly cut. Size: 82mm x 78mm; Weight: 150g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Piasa Sale 1201, AsianArt, 14 June 2012, lot 82. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. An iron tsuba of rounded octagonal form, featuring a finely rendered woven motif along the rim. The central panel is delicately patterned with repeating floral elements, creating a textile-like surface. Size: 83mm x 78mm; Weight: 125g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Piasa Sale 1201, AsianArt, 14 June 2012, lot 93.

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A round iron tsuba featuring a wide rim decorated with evenly spaced gilt dots, creating a textured and luminous border. The plate includes stylised openwork elements (sukashi). Size: 86mm x 86mm; Weight: 125g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Piasa Sale 1201, AsianArt, 14 June 2012, lot 51.

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. An iron tsuba skillfully formed in the shape of a coiled snake. The serpent wraps sinuously around the central aperture, its scales finely textured and highlighted with inlaid gold. Signed on the tang aperture. Size: 75mm x 70mm; Weight: 170g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Piasa Sale 1201, AsianArt, 14 June 2012, lot 59.

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. An iron tsuba of mokko form, finely detailed with a depiction of an octopus stretching its tentacles across the rim. The sea creature is rendered in high relief with gilt and shakudo highlights, its form dynamically interacting with the negative space of the guard. The surface is further enriched with inlaid seaweed motifs and an inscribed signature on the tang opening. Size: 80mm x 75mm; Weight: 130g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Piasa Sale 1201, AsianArt, 14 June 2012, lot 59. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A tsuba boldly cast in the naturalistic shape of a frog, its body textured to mimic the mottled skin of the amphibian. The tsuba integrates the seppa-dai seamlessly into the body, with the hitsu-ana cleverly positioned within the composition. Signed on the front. Size: 66mm x 65mm; Weight: 95g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Piasa Sale 1201, AsianArt, 14 June 2012, lot 24.

Ca. AD 1800 - 1900. A part set of sword mounts comprising a tsuba of oval form, with designs of breaking waves with gilt sprays on both sides, signed Omori Teruhide with kao; a fuchi-gashira with a similar design, signed Omori Teruhide; a kurikata of the same design; and a kanamono en suite unsigned. Accompanied by a wood storage box. Size: 35-70mm x 5-60mm; Weight: 175g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Bonhams Sale 20190, 17May 2012, lot 17. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. An iron tsuba of rounded oval form, finely decorated in silver inlay with a large floral blossom and foliage radiating from the central opening. Size: 80mm x 75mm; Weight: 170g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Piasa Sale 1201, AsianArt, 14 June 2012, lot 88. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Ca. AD 1700 - 1900. An iron tsuba of mokkōgata (lobed) form. The guard is pierced with symmetric positive and negative space cutouts. The tang aperture (nakago-ana) is cleanly cut, indicating the piece was functional and mounted. Size: 80mm x 75mm; Weight: 155g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Bonhams 13 May 2013, lot 525. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. An iron sukashi tsuba intricately pierced and carved in openwork with a continuous design of playful monkeys grasping one another, forming a circular composition around the seppa-dai. The dense arrangement of figures showcases exceptional craftsmanship and visual rhythm, creating a vibrant and animated surface. The seppa-dai is engraved with an inscription. Size: 72mm x 70mm; Weight: 125g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Piasa Sale 1201, AsianArt, 14 June 2012, lot 40. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Momoyama - Edo Period, Ca. AD 1573 - 1868. A pair of tsuba comprising a mokko-shaped iron tsuba, decorated in relief with a landscape scene of mountains, highlighted with silver and gilt inlay. A rounded rectangular iron tsuba featuring a minimalist design of two flying geese above stylised mountains, delicately accented in gold. Size: 60-65mm x 55-55mm; Weight: 160g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Christies 16th May 2012, lot 211.

Ca. AD 1700 - 1900. An iron tsuba of mokko (lobed) form. The plate is boldly pierced (sukashi) with a stylised axe (ono) motif and an abstract oval form. Size: 75mm x 70mm; Weight: 100g. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex Christies, Sale 6071,London, 16 May 2012,lot 216.

Japanese wakizashi, 40cm unsigned blade with shortened tang and one peg-hole, the hilt covered with ray-skin and bound with gold silk braid covering two metal menuki, the pommel mount with a turtle, as is the lower one, the small metal tsuba en suite, the slightly curved blade has been cleaned, in its black flecked lacquered scabbard, complete with a small kodzuka, the iron handle decorated with a turtle, etc, 61cm overall

Japanese Katana 'Surrender Sword', with braid bound shark skin covered grip and standard military pattern fittings except for a pierced iron mokko-shaped tsuba, slightly curved 71cm blade with a pronounced hamon, the tang has one peg hole and is signed, in its wooden scabbard with brown leather campaign coverThe sword bears the label 'This sword is the property of 193773 Captain R.S. Joce, R. Sussex, General Staff H.Q. Land Forces Hong Kong'

A Japanese wakizashi,Edo or Meiji period, the shagreen tsuka wrapped in blue ito, concealing a menuki, to a quatrefoil tsuba with blossoming flowers, in a lacquered wood saya decorated with dragonsoverall length 97.5cm, the blade 69.5cm, the saya 77cmCondition: Losses to the shagreen. The blade may require a polish due to fingerprint marks. The ito is worn consistent with age. The tang is not inscribed and missing its lock pin. Losses to the saya, which is missing its kozuka. Damage to the end cap.

A Japanese sword, blade 25.25 in., hon-zukuri, plain copper habaki, nakago with two-character mei, plain brass tsuba, saya of plain wood with simple iron fittings, received from the surrendering Japanese forces in 1945 and of contemporary manufacture.89.5 cm OAL (unsheathed)

A Japanese Katana, tang unsigned, having 70cm long single edged blade, AF, with decorative Fuchi (Sleeve) and Kashira (pommel), Menuki (ornament) to either side of the grip, decorative Tsuba with pierced design, complete with scabbard no postage for this lot, we can supply pack only at a cost, the buyer to organise own collection as soon after the sale as possiblePlease see additional images, IMPORTANT NOTICE - Please note that we are unable to ship Bladed Articles, please contact Pack & Send, Newbury on T: 0163 041 0636 E: newbury@packsend.co.uk or Mail Boxes Etc. Andover on T: 01264 360 333 E: info@mbeandover.co.uk

A Japanese katana, with 63cm signed blade, with plain oval tsuba, fish skin and cord bound tsuka with bronze menuki, contained in a black lacquered tsaya with gilt metal mounts. WE DO NOT POST THESE ITEMS IN HOUSE BUT CAN SUGGEST COURIERS *IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO CHECK LEGAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SHIPPING

19th century Mumei, Kanmokko sukashi, Tochihata Tsuba, Engraving straw-rope pattern on the rim Size: 7.3 x 7.1 cm, c: 2.5 x 0.7 cm Condition: Good condition. Ref: JG092307

Iron tsuba with a spiderweb design Date: 19th century Size: 8.1 x 8 x 0.5 cm, C: 2.9 x 0.8 cm Condition: Good for age. Minor chips around central hole. Ref: JG012403

19th century iron inlayed tsuba Size: 7 x 6.6 x 0.3 cm (C) 2.8 x 0.8 cm Condition: Wear consistent with age. Includes wooden box. Ref: JG072409

A Japanese Samurai sword, tsuba with raised koi carp decoration, with lacquered scabbard, length of blade 68cm, shagreen handle and cord grip

vier Tsuba, variierende Formen, Größen, Dekore und Materialien, H bis 7,5, Japan, 18./19.Jh.

Wakizashi, Tsuba in mokko-Form mit Blüten auf Nanako-Grund, im farbigen Relief, Fuchi-Kashira, Paar Menuki Drache, schwarze Wicklung, grüne Lack-Saya (besch.), ein kurigata, Kozuka, L 56, Japan

Wakizashi-Klinge, Klingenlänge 47, beigegeben Montierung mit Griff, Tsuba und Saya, Japan

This lot features a Japanese-style katana sword presented with a black lacquered scabbard and a matching wooden display stand. The handle is tightly wrapped with black cord in traditional fashion, and the sword includes a decorative guard (tsuba) and a curved steel blade reminiscent of classic katana designs. The blade is unmarked and the sword is intended for decorative or cosplay purposes rather than martial use. A striking display piece for collectors of Eastern-inspired weaponry or samurai memorabilia. Sword measures approximately 43"L. Stand measures 8.5"H.Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

A small ceremonial wakizashi sword made at the end of the Meiji era demonstrates the highest level of craftsmanship by Japanese artisans at the turn of the 19th–20th centuries. The handle and sheath are completely covered with detailed bone carvings depicting scenes from mythology, samurai battle scenes, and traditional ornamental motifs. The guard (tsuba) is made of metal with gilded elements, creating a harmonious combination with the skillful bone carving. The steel blade has a slight curvature characteristic of traditional wakizashi and is decorated with engravings depicting dragons and plant motifs. The scabbard is decorated with three-dimensional reliefs, including symbols of luck and strength, such as mythical creatures, a dragon and heroic characters from Japanese epics. Materials: Metal, bone. Dimensions: Height: 8 cm., Width: 55 cm. Blade length: about 35 cm. Width: 54cm, Height: 8cm, Depth: 8cm, Weight: 1.5kg, Condition: Good, Material: Bone

Short sword of the samurai Wakizashi, Nanki Hatakeyama Yamato no Sukemasatsugu. With the imperial chrysanthemum emblem. The blade is signed and dated. Blacksmith Yamato 1840 - 1860. Nanki Hatakeyama Yamato no sukematsugu. Tsuba and Fuchi are signed. Blade size: +-64.5cm. Length of the sword in a lacquered wooden scabbard: 72 cm. Width: 8cm, Height: 71cm, Depth: 8cm, Weight: 1kg, Condition: Good, Material: Steel

Japanese sword. Wakizashi. 19th century. Steel blade. Wooden, in embossed leather, sheath with a bronze latch decorated with horses. Leather wicker handle, stingray skin, with bronze figures. At the end of the handle is a figurine of a tiger. Welt guard (tsuba) with flowers. Length: 71 cm. Unknown master. Width: 7cm, Height: 71cm, Depth: 6.5cm, Weight: 0.834kg, Condition: Good, Material: Wood, metal

A JAPANESE TANTO in a black lacquer and gilt scabbard, with a small brass tsuba, 31.5cm long

A JAPANESE TANTO in a black lacquer scabbard fitted with a kogatana, the handle mounted with white metal fruit baskets and a foliate decorated tsuba, 44cm long

A Japanese Namban Iron Tsuba, 18th Century, of square form carved in relief and gold nunome with Chinese emblems and devices, the hitsu-ana plugged in shakudo, approximately 7.7cm diameter, unsigned; and an Iron Choshu School Tsuba, 18th Century, pierced and carved in marubori with armoured warriors beneath a cherry tree, approximately 7cm diameter, unsigned (2)  

A Japanese Lacquer Sword Fitting Collector's Box, Meiji-Taisho Era, composed of five rectangular stacking sections with flat cover, each section fitted out to contain kozuka and tsuba, the exterior decorated in red and gold hiramakie on a wakansanuri ground, 20.5cm x 11.5cm x 10cm Please note this lot is to be sold without reserve.  

A contemporary Japanese Samurai sword, cast nmetal Tsuba, woven handle, blade 67cms long, black lacquer scabbard, cloth bag, for decorative purpose only

* Daggers. A Japanese tanto probably Edo period, poor condition, the 23.5 cm steel blade (missing tip), with pierced iron tsuba, cord-bound fishskin grip, overall length 40 cm, in its black lacquer saya, together with an African Nubian arm dagger, Indian dagger with silver damascened decoration, Spanish dagger in its sheath and other itemsQTY: (8)NOTE:Please note that we are unable to ship edged weapons. Please contact Mailboxes, Swindon on 01793 525009, or Pack & Send, Oxford on 01865 260610.

* Sword. WWII Japanese katana, the 70 cm curved steel blade numbered 23066, brass habaki, gilt metal pierced tsuba, the copper stamped with Tokyo Arsenal marks, simulated cord aluminium grip, overall length 92.5 cm, in its black painted saya QTY: (1)NOTE:Please note that we are unable to ship edged weapons. Please contact Mailboxes, Swindon on 01793 525009, or Pack & Send, Oxford on 01865 260610.

* Sword. A WWII Japanese katana, the 65 cm steel blade with a good hamon, brass habaki, gilt metal tsuba cast with petals, cord bound fishskin grip, gilt petal menuki, overall length 91 cm, in its lacquered says with brass leather cover QTY: (1)NOTE:Please note that we are unable to ship edged weapons. Please contact Mailboxes, Swindon on 01793 525009, or Pack & Send, Oxford on 01865 260610.

A COLLECTION OF FIVE JAPANESE TSUBAEDO/MEIJI, 18TH/19TH CENTURYTwo signed Toshinaga and Tsunemasa respectively, 7.7cm max. (5)WITHOUT RESERVEFive tsuba, three in iron and two in copper-alloy; one of the copper tsuba signed Toshinaga, decorated with butterflies and flowers; the signed iron tsuba with gingko leaves signed Tsunemasa; the others unsigned and variously decorated with flowers, landscapes and birds; some with details in gold and silver.

A JAPANESE MYOCHIN IRON TSUBA EDO PERIOD (1615-1868)Signed Buntokusai Sadataka saku and Myochin Ki Muneaki, 7.4cm. (2)WITHOUT RESERVEDecorated to both sides with flowering prunus branches, the petals rendered in gold and silver inlays; in a kiri box.

FIVE JAPANESE IRON TSUBA EDO/MEIJI, 18TH/19TH CENTURY One signed Esshu Morinao, 8.3cm max. (5) WITHOUT RESERVE All decorated with openwork designs, some with details rendered in gold and copper inlays; variously depicting fans, floral designs, leaves and crashing waves; the signed tsuba by Morinao of the Koshi province (Esshu), in Northern Japan. Illustrated: the tsuba with bamboo and interlocked circles illustrated and discussed in G D Murtha, Japanese Sword Guards, Onin-Heianjo-Yoshiro, p.167.