Antique Japanese 17th Century Samurai Signed Tsuba Sword Hilt Gold Inlay Reproduction This is a small hand
Description
This is a small hand blown clear glass water decanter for use in adding water to ink used in Japanese calligraphy
Note some minor nicks and chips of the original lacquer finish that have occurred over the last 400 years (see pictures)
The stool measures approximately 18" tall by 17" wide by 17" deep (46 x 43 x 43 cm)
This artifact is a museum quality piece and may become the crown jewel of your collection
This measures 14
Antique Japanese 17th Century Samurai Signed Tsuba Sword Hilt Gold Inlay Reproduction This is a small handThis is an antique Japanese early Edo period 17th century (c. 1596 1700) tsuba (handguard) for a Katana or Wakazashi. This tsuba is made with forged steel and is in the shape of a marugata and has what appears to be pine limb shaped openwork as well as engraved tiny x shaped fower patterns. Engraved with the sword smiths mei is engraved near the nakakgo hitsuana. This tsuba shows considerable wear from lots of use. The wear has smoothed down the whole
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