SABRE called Wakisashi with certificate NBTHK and Koshirae Soriomono - Signed - About 1650-1700
SABRE called Wakisashi with certificate NBTHK and Koshirae Soriomono - Signed - About 1650-1700
SABRE called Wakisashi with certificate NBTHK and Koshirae Soriomono - Signed - About 1650-1700
SABRE called Wakisashi with certificate NBTHK and Koshirae Soriomono - Signed - About 1650-1700
SABRE called Wakisashi with certificate NBTHK and Koshirae Soriomono - Signed - About 1650-1700
SABRE called Wakisashi with certificate NBTHK and Koshirae Soriomono - Signed - About 1650-1700
SABRE called Wakisashi with certificate NBTHK and Koshirae Soriomono - Signed - About 1650-1700
SABRE called Wakisashi with certificate NBTHK and Koshirae Soriomono - Signed - About 1650-1700
SABRE called Wakisashi with certificate NBTHK and Koshirae Soriomono - Signed - About 1650-1700
SABRE called Wakisashi with certificate NBTHK and Koshirae Soriomono - Signed - About 1650-1700
SABRE called Wakisashi with certificate NBTHK and Koshirae Soriomono - Signed - About 1650-1700
SABRE called Wakisashi with certificate NBTHK and Koshirae Soriomono - Signed - About 1650-1700
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SABRE called Wakisashi with certificate NBTHK and Koshirae Soriomono - Signed - About 1650-1700

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17th century
Asian Arts
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    SABRE called Wakisashi with NBTHK certificate and Koshirae Soriomono
    Signed Echizen no Kami Masamichi
    Japan - Edo period (1603-1868)
    Circa 1650-1700
    Steel, wood, lacquer, silk, gold, copper, shakudo, brass, silver
    Length of cutting edge (Nagasa): 45.7 cm
    Nakago: 14.5 cm - Curvature (Sori): 1.2 cm
    Weight: 387 g
    (Slightly missing)

    Shinogi Tsukuri blade, Mune Hikushi, Chu Suguha temper line.Nakago type Funa Gata (boat hull), Ha Hagari Kuri Jiri ("U" irregular).
    Shakudo-covered copper habaki in two interlocking parts.
    Saya in wood, covered with black lacquer.
    Koigushi, Kojiri and Kurigata in wood covered with black lacquer.
    Kogatana with copper Kotsuka, decorated with two horses in relief enhanced with gold; steel blade.
    Tsuka in wood, covered with stingray and braided with lacquered black silk.
    Tsuba Kawari Gata in openwork iron, representing a horse with brass eyes; copper sekigane.
    Menuki in copper covered with gold and shakudo, representing two horses.
    Fuchi Kachira - hallmarked, shakudo-covered copper decorated with a series of horses enhanced with gold and silver.
    Seppa in copper.

    Item no.: 5555

    Text and photos © FCP CORIDON

    Ref: 0OGP7JXFA6

    Condition Very good
    Style Asian Arts (Swords, Bladed weapons of Asian Arts Style)
    Period 17th century (Swords, Bladed weapons 17th century)
    Country of origin Japan
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
    Location 93400, Saint-Ouen, France
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