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Tanto formed as a Vajra
Japanese: Samurai: Swords Pre 1900: item #908218 FC-198p
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Flying Cranes Antiques Ltd.
Tel.212-223-4600
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This is a rare ivory tanto formed as a vajra, its hilt pierced and
carved as a sphere from which lotus flowers emerge. On one
portion of the ivory saya, a continuous landscape with pine,
birds-in-flight
and a boatman, is meticulously carved in high and low relief. On the reverse,
the legendary monk Daruma stands wrapped in a multi-fold cloak,
portrayed
crossing the Yangzi River on a rush leaf. (Daruma, the founder of
Zen Buddhism, is a beloved figure in Japanese culture and ... Click for details
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Aikuchi-Mounted Tanto
Japanese: Samurai: Swords Pre 1700: item #899093 FC-425p
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Flying Cranes Antiques Ltd.
Tel.212-223-4600
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This is an aikuchi -mounted tanto in a black lacquered saya with
smooth copper fittings. The gilt menuki formed as a plum blossom crest
rests on
a gold-lacquered, silk-covered hilt. The aikuchi tanto includes a pair
of split kogai of ribbed, shakudo design, its kozuka knife with copper handle
deeply carved with the image of Daruma. Includes shira saya (wood storage
case). The unsigned blade is in excellent condition has a three-holed tang and
dates from the late Koto Per... Click for details
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Aikuchi-Mounted Wakizashi
Japanese: Samurai: Swords Pre 1800: item #899090 FC-231p
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Flying Cranes Antiques Ltd.
Tel.212-223-4600
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An aikuchi -mounted wakizashi with matched copper-patinated fittings,
the cap (fushi)
and pommel (kashira) executed in textured low relief. Its hilt (tsuka) is wrapped
in black braid, the shakudo menuki formed as persimmons. The brown -lacquered scabbard
(saya) with pine-needle hatching and irridescent flakes of aogai includes split kogai and kozuka
knife. Rendered with sparrows- in flight over a lake with boat, the fittings are executed in high
relief with detailing in gold,... Click for details
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Tanto in Cloisonne Saya
Japanese: Samurai: Swords Pre 1900: item #898570 03-295p
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Flying Cranes Antiques Ltd.
Tel.212-223-4600
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Here is an excellent aikuchi- mounted tanto (short blade) with beautifully worked cloisonne koshirae. On the scabbard and hilt, a dynamic dragon worked in fine wires, covers the ground of the deep blue-enameled scabbard.
Deft shadings in various tones of blue and white naturalistically follow the sinuous lines of the dragon's powerful body. Continuing with the dragon theme, the beautifully wrought silver fittings on this sword are carved in low relief, with dragons and stylized waves. This swo... Click for details
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Japanese Antique Samurai Sword
Japanese: Samurai: Swords Pre 1940: item #827938
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The Zentner Collection
510-653-5181
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Japanese samurai sword, Naval issue for WWII, all original fittings with raised bamboo motif, beautifully wrapped handle, tang signed by 23rd Generation Fujiwara Kanefusa: "the Kanefusa lineage of swordsmiths of Mino Province dates back to the Muromachi era in the 1400's. The 23rd generation Kanefusa worked during the WWII era and was a direct descendant of this famous line of swordsmiths. This lineage continues today with the 25th generation Kanefusa. The 23rd generation Kanefusa's name... Click for details
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Secret Antique Japanese signed Kiseru Pipe-case Knife
Japanese: Samurai: Swords Pre 1900: item #662251 MOR2144
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The Kura
tel.81-75-432-6980
Sold, Thank you!
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A very unusual and incredibly well made pipe case with attached tobacco pouch concealing a hidden sheath in which is held a heavy and deadly short knife. Both the pipe case itself, and the blade of the knife are signed. The black lacquered pipe case is signed Shitsu-Ryo Saku (also Urushi Akira Saku, the first character meaning lacquer). The Blade is signed Okitada (also read Kosho/Kyosho or Kosei/Kyosei). The blade is hand forged, antique steel in excellent condition. By removing the ordina... Click for details
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