Maru Gata shaped tsuba in iron with openwork and inlaid Hira Zogan decoration from Shibuichi. The decoration depicts a Hotei holding his bag of riches with copper and silver inlays of a scroll. Diamet[...]
Tsuba in the shape of a Naga Maru Gata iron bowl. Chiseled background in Hira Bori. The decoration represents rock with copper and silver inlays of motifs evoking the sacred ropes of a Shinto temple s[...]
Mokko-gata shaped tsuba in Shibuishi iron, chiseled in Hira Bori and inlaid with Iroe Taka Zogan in gilt copper and silver. Decorated with a dragon in the waves. Dimensions: 76 mm x 69 mm. R:2025-0838[...]
Mokko-gata (quadrilobed) tsuba. Made of iron with Taka Zogan decoration in gilt copper and silver. Shibuichi decoration of butterflies, grasshoppers, and snails. The presence of Seki Gane indicates it[...]
Wakizashi, Small Japanese Sword, Late 19th Century, Carved Bone. Small Japanese sword known as a Wakizashi. Carved bone. 14 samurai figures. Very high quality. Late 19th century. Complete, very good c[...]
Late 19th Century Japanese Katana Sword. A theatrical sword, also known as a Japanese katana. Carved bone. Depicts figures from ancient Japanese theater. Four minor damages. Late 19th century. Dimensi[...]
superb tanto in Aikushien style, sublime condition, lacquered leather tsuka, red lacquered saya with family kamon, shibuishi and shakudo fittings, weapon of beautiful proportions and solid constructio[...]
Kriss or kreiss composed of a Damascus steel blade and a wooden handle. Between the two a ring set with red stones resembling garnet. The original scabbard is made of painted wood. This kriss was made[...]
This kriss is Indonesian, typical of the island of Java, Surakarta style. The shape of the blade, the shape of the scabbard, the handle and the metal ring are characteristic of this region of Surakart[...]
Kanbun era (1661-1673). Musashi ProvinceOf the honzukuri, iorimune, chugissaki, torizori type, and a koi-tame hada forge. A suguha and nie temper ending with a komaru böshi.The nakago suriage is pierc[...]
Tsuba (Japanese sword guard) of katana Late Edo/early Meiji period (circa 1850-1880) Signature Kotobuki saku 寿 作 + golden kakihan Material Iron, gold and copper inlay Decor Taro leaves and moon (obv[...]
Form: Maru-gata (round)Dimensions: 64 mm (H) 60 mm (L) approx. 4 mm (thickness)Weight: 91 gSubject: Wrought iron (tetsu)Decor: Nanako-ji background (regular granulation with the punch) on thetwo s[...]
Type: Tsuba (鍔) Diameter: 88 mm Weight: 191 g Main material: iron (tetsu), dark patinated. Ornamentation: golden inlays (probably in nunome zōgan 布 目 象 嵌, gold leaf inlay technique). P[...]
Wrought iron tsuba (tetsu nikubori tsuba). Pattern: Tête demort (dokuro), herbs and bird. Symbolic: Impermanence, zen meditation on death and nature. School: Shoami (Edo) or independent craftsman infl[...]
Kotsuka signed ChūzuiJapan, Edo period (1603-1868)18th centuryShibuichi, gold, shakudo, silverKotsuka in shibuichi, chiselled with two herons in shakudo with gold eyes and legs, in a river with bamboo[...]
Fuchi and Kashira SETJapan, Edo period (1603-1868)18th centuryCopper, gold, shakudoCopper fuchi covered with shakudo, chiselled with floral motifs with gold petals.Kashira decorated in suite.Shitodome[...]
Fuchi, Kashira and Kotsuka SETJapan, Edo period (1603-1868)Iron, gold, copper, brass, shakudoFuchi in copper and iron chiselled with three birds enhanced with gold.Kashira in iron decorated with gilde[...]
NAGA MARU GATA shaped tsuba In openwork iron in yo-sukashi with foliage and flower decoration. Small dents on the nakago hitsu ana (trace of adjustment) during assembly. Traces of oxidation due to tim[...]
Japanese lacquered quiver with this accessories. The quiver is 94 cm long and can hold a dozen arrows, it is accompanied by a gourd-shaped netsuke to keep powders surely for the giriko (powder to prot[...]
Mino Province. Tenmon era (1532-1555). Mumei. Kanenori 2nd gen attribution. Mounted in shirasaya the blade measures 63.1 cm (2 saku and 1 sun) with a total length of 92 cm, with its black lacquered sc[...]
This is a miniature tachi, dating from the early Meiji period (1868-1911), therefore the last third of the 19th century. Its small size clearly indicates it as a votive object, probably either intende[...]
Merchant tanto, Zaimei備前國祐光 Bizen No Kuni Sukemitsu, 16th century blade + 19th century Koshirae. DESCRIPTION: Tanto with its magnificent blade signed 備前國祐光 Bizen No Kuni Sukemitsu equipped with a very[...]
Large dha-type dagger of the Lü and Shan ethnic groups - Southeast Asia, late 19th early 20th centuryThe Lü and Shan ethnic groups are widely distributed across the territories of North Vietnam, Laos,[...]
Indonesian ritual dagger called "Kriss", Flaming blade in pamor. Wooden scabbard covered with a copper over-scabbard engraved on one side and handle in exotic wood beautifully carved. Indonesian work,[...]
Large Burmese 'Dha' knife, silver ferrule and richly carved handle, steel blade stamped with 'Arnachellum Salem', manufactured in the 19th century by the company 'Arnachellum And Sons', created by Ind[...]
This kriss has a nice patina, a worked, wavy blade. The whole is in rather good general condition, note small cracks on the wood and classic traces of wear due to use. Our photos allow you to apprecia[...]
TSUBA set for daishoJapanEdo period (1603–1868)Iron, gold, copper, shakudo, silverH: 8.2 cm; W: 7.2 cm; Thickness: 3 mm H. Nakago Hitsu Ana: 2.9 cmSet of iron tsuba engraved with foliage motifs featur[...]
Katar INDIA, period XVIII° - XIX° with 3 blades including 2 mobile. 2 blades opening in compass with handle in "U" shape. It is a weapon almost exclusively of thrusting. Decor engraved on practically [...]
KNIFE called Tanto signed Igo with NBTHK certificateJapan Edo period (1603-1868)18th centurySteel, iron, wood, lacquer, gold, copper, brass, horn, shibuichiNagasa: 27.1; Nakago: 9.1 cm Kata Kiri Ha ty[...]
Complete gunto sword mount, with kogai and kosukaJAPAN – Edo period (1606 – 1868)Iron and goldThis set includes:A Kabuto Gane with shitodome.A fushi; two seppa.A tsuba; a kojiri, a koi guchi.A kogai, [...]
TSUBA NAGAMARU GATA.JAPAN – Edo period (1606 – 1868)Iron, silverH: 6.8cm – W.: 6.5cm – H. Nakago-Ana: 2.6cm122gIron Nagaramu gata decorated with a monk in a kimono under a rising moon. The kimono moti[...]
TSUBA NAGAMARU GATA.JAPAN – Edo period (1606 – 1868)IronH: 7.8cm – L.: 7.6cm – H. Nakago-Ana: 2.8cm108gNagaramu gata in iron with openwork iron decoration, with the motif of the ear.Ref.: 5967Text and[...]
TSUBA NAGAMARU GATA.JAPAN – Late Edo period (1606 – 1868)IronH: 7.8cm – L.: 7.8cm – H. Nakago-Ana: 2.8cm78gNagaramu gata in iron with openwork iron decoration, with raised leaf motifs.Ref.: 5960Text a[...]
TSUBA NAGAMARU GATA.JAPAN – Edo period (1606 – 1868)IronH: 7.6cm – L.: 7.6cm – H. Nakago-Ana: 2.8cm82gNagaramu gata in iron with openwork iron decoration, with asymmetrical patterns.Ref.: 5970Text and[...]
TSUBA NAGAMARU GATA.JAPAN - Edo period (1606 – 1868)IronH: 7.6cm – L.: 7.2cm – H. Nakago-Ana: 2.7cm110gNagaramu gata in iron with openwork iron decoration, with graphic and symmetrical patterns.Ref.:[...]
This kriss is distinguished by its scabbard finely decorated with floral motifs and by its zoomorphic handle reflecting the know-how of master craftsmen. The scabbard and the part under the handle are[...]
This traditional kriss is decorated with a zoomorphic handle, the scabbard is adorned with metal rings. It is a beautiful ethnographic object emblematic of Southeast Asia. It is probably silver. We re[...]
JAPAN - Meiji period (1868-1912). Katanakake in glossy black lacquered wood decorated with gold hira-makie, the base in the shape of a heart with a lake landscape decoration. It rests on three small f[...]
JAPAN - Muromachi period (1336-1573). Samurai tanto. FUSHI - KASHIRA simple in suite in black lacquered horn. TSUKA in wood covered with ray skin. MENUKIS in chiseled, patinated and gilded copper depi[...]
Nepalese Khukuri knifeKnife of the Gurkha or Gorkha fighter regimentBlade engraved Gorkha army, fighter 516 followed by arabesque on both sides, traditional notch for the flow of blood. Handle engrave[...]
18th -19th Indo Persian Wootz Jambiya / Khanjar Dagger W Agate HandleA rarely seen high quality wootz Damascus dagger which is likely from Iran / Qajar. Highly crafted blade with Wootz Damascus.The da[...]
-Dagger called "Koutar or Katar". Triangular steel blade with double edge and protruding central edge. Openwork and gilded steel scabbard, decorated with birds. Length: 42.5 cm. North India: early 19t[...]
Bhutanese short saber called patag - Bhutan, 19th century Wooden handle covered with leather and a finely chiseled and openwork brass pommel. Single-edged blade of beautiful forging quality. Forged in[...]
Saber, the Japanese officer's gunto (army saber) Type98. A blade from World War II, signed KANEUJI (The mei "Kaneuji", Kaneuji being a very old name in Mino, Sho hallmark, taka-no-hanakago, signed nak[...]
This 19th century knife from Burma features an elegant handle crafted from patinated ivory. The knife comes with its hardwood sheath, reinforced with several metal rings, and partially covered in stit[...]
A fine set of five Japanese fruit knives, dating from the Meiji period (1868–1912). Each knife measures 20.8 cm in length and features a steel blade with engraved Japanese characters. The handles are [...]
Very nice little tanto of the Meiji period Kwaiken type. Dagger for samurai man or woman very popular as a defense weapon. Handle and scabbard in lacquered wood. Black lacquer with pearly reflections [...]
SET of four Menuki for DaishoJapan, Edo period (1603-1868)Gold, shakudo, copperSet of four Menuki for Daisho in copper covered with shakudo, decorated respectively with two rats – symbolising good luc[...]
Fuchi Kachira SETJapan, Edo period (1603-1868)Gold, shakudo, silver, copperFuchi with copper Tenjo Gane, covered with shakudo, decorated with a house behind a tree, two figures with silver faces stand[...]
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