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Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Swords and Related (4)

Antique Japanese Tsuba Komei Period 19th C. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Swords and Related: Pre 1900 item# 1080958 (stock# 2368)
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Own this authentic symbolic piece of Japanese culture, art and history - a genuine antique Japanese Tsuba - sword hilt or guard of the katana nihonto - curved Samurai sword from the Komei Period (1847-1867) of feudal Japan. The piece is signed (see photo) Dimensions: approx. 3" X 3". Buy with confidence. This piece is 100% guaranteed authentic.

Antique Japanese Tsuba Signed Edo Period Early 19th C. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Swords and Related: Pre 1837 VR item# 825592 (stock# 2145)
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Own this authentic symbolic piece of Japanese culture, art and history - a genuine antique Japanese Tsuba - sword hilt or guard of the katana nihonto - curved Samurai sword from the Edo Period (1603-1867) of feudal Japan. The piece displays symbols of divine protection and gold inlay studs. Circa early 1800s. Dimensions: approx. 3" X 3".

Antique Japanese Tsuba Momoyama Period Sword Hilt Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Swords and Related: Pre 1700 item# 797463 (stock# 2108)
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Own this authentic symbolic piece of Japanese culture, art and history - a genuine antique Japanese Tsuba - sword hilt or guard of the katana nihonto - curved Samurai sword from the Momoyama Period (1573 - 1603) of feudal Japan. Circa 1600. Dimensions: approx. 3" X 3".

Antique Japanese Nihonto Sword Geishu Ju Fuyu Hiro Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Swords and Related: Pre 1700 item# 925527 (stock# 2128)
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This fine Japanese nihonto katana displays remarkable craftsmanship, the Master swordsmith artistry and signature (see photo) of Geishu Ju Fuyu-Hiro of the early Edo (Shinto) period (1603 – 1868 CE), second son of Jakushu Fuyu-Hiro, from the area around Hiroshima. Made circa mid 1600s. Dimensions: Nagasa: 26.500”, Nakago: 8.875”, Mihaba at Ha-machi: 1.188”, Sakihaba: .875”, Kisane at Ha-machi: .250”, Kisane at Kissaki: .188”, Sori: .750”. Forging Pattern: Itame (wood grain). Tempering Patt ...click for details

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