Tsuba Japanese antique iron Mumei (Nanban) flying dragon openwork design Edo era —
Length 7.8 cm (3.1 in).
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Tsuba Japanese Sword Guard Extermination of Demons Engraved Antique Edo Japan —
Excellent There are scratches and stains due to age. Size : 2.75″ × 2.67″.
Antique Japanese Iron Tsuba Man in the Rain Edo Period Samurai Sword Guard Old —
One antique Japanese iron tsuba. Man in traditional rain gear walking in the rain carrying a hoe over his shoulder. A few brass inlaid details. Good condition- minor wear. See my other sword fittings and Japanese and Chinese antiques.
Tsuba Japanese antique iron Mumei plum tree openwork Edo era —
7.87 cm 3.10. Length 7.94 cm 3.13. Height 0.47cm (0.19in). Weight 100g (3.5oz). So you may be billed these charges when this item be delivered. Please feel free to ask us if you have any questions! Please enjoy your shopping!
TSUBA KATANA SAMURAI Real old iron Era EDO Japanese Antique Sword Guard Blade4 —
Japanese antique sword guard. The fact that it appears to be cast rather than forged suggests that it was made in the 1980s, during the Edo period in Japan. Feel the scenery from when there were still samurai in Japan.
Tsuba Japanese antique Mumei (Hikone) Shiba On kou smash a jar NBTHK hozon paper —
NBTHK hozon certificate paper. Shiba On kou smash a jar. There is a very precious water jar. Width 6.9cm (2.7in). Length 7.3 cm (2.9 in). Height 0.5cm (0.2in). This picture teaches the preciousness of life.
Tsuba Japanese antique iron plum tree inlay Aizu Shoami Edo era —
Aizu Shoami is a type of tsubas made by the Shoami school in Aizu Wakamatsu. The Shoami school originated in Kyoto in the late Muromachi period. Iyo, Awa, Aizu, and other regions. Many of these works are made of iron with gold inlays and color painting.
Tsuba Japanese antique iron Mumei Kiri (Paulownia) design Edo era —
Length 7.5 cm (3.0 in).
Tsuba Japanese antique Iron Mumei Bonji Sanskrit characters design Edo era —
Length 9.5 cm (3.7 in).
Tsuba Japanese antique iron Mumei Kojima Takanori design Edo era —
Kojima Takanori is a samurai who was active as a Nancho (Southern Court). Kojima Takanori tried to recapture Emperor Go-Daigo on the way to Oki. To write a cross poem associated with the story of the Chinese Sword of Goujian.