401: JAPANESE INLAID IRON TSUBA In octagonal form with brass and copper chrysanthemum motif. Diameter 2.8".

402: JAPANESE GILT-COPPER TSUBA In oval form with figural landscape design. Length 2.7".

403: JAPANESE INLAID IRON TSUBA In Goto style with shishi and peony design. Length 3".

404: JAPANESE INLAID IRON TSUBA Depicting two Immortals in clouds. Signed "Goshu Hikone ju Soheisai Nyudo". Diameter 3.2".

405: JAPANESE GUNTO TACHI Smith-made. Irregular invected hamon. Tang with extensive signature. Metal saya. Length 25.6".

406: TWO JAPANESE MIXED-METAL MENUKI With cleaver and pruning-hook design.

407: FOUR JAPANESE MENUKI Pair of shakudo mice holding gilt-metal candles, a peasant figure with straw hat, and seashells with gilt details.

408: PAIR OF JAPANESE MENUKI With silver-inlaid cherry branch design.

409: JAPANESE MIXED-METAL BROOCH FORMED FROM A MENUKI In openwork floral design. Length 1.6".

410: JAPANESE SHAKUDO, COPPER, GOLD, AND SILVER TSUBA By Tobari Tomihisa. Depicting birds and netting on one face; flowers and grasses on...

411: JAPANESE INLAID IRON SHIN-NO-MARU GATA TSUBA Depicting Gama Sennin and a frog. Highlighted with gilt and copper. Diameter 3".

412: JAPANESE BRONZE TSUBA In irregular form with openwork design of Kiyohime and the bell of Anchin. Diameter 3".

413: JAPANESE INLAID COPPER KOZUKA Depicting a seated sennin. Marked on reverse with seal mark and bronze vessel.

414: JAPANESE INLAID SENTOKU KOZUKA HANDLE Depicting a peasant in a bamboo grove. Signed "Naochika".

415: PAIR OF JAPANESE COPPER MENUKI In crayfish form.

416: JAPANESE BRONZE KOZUKA AND A PAGE TURNER Kozuka with relief dragon design. Page turner with long-eared rabbit and flower design. Fro...

417: JAPANESE GILT-COPPER KOZUKA With sparrow and goose design. Ex Collection: Mr. Arthur Kay (British, 1860-1939). Noted art critic, col...

418: JAPANESE TANTO WITH CARVED IVORY MOUNTS Depicting numerous figures in processions and performing daily chores. With carved kozuka ha...

419: JAPANESE MIXED-METAL KOZUKA Depicting three Shinto gods riding in a takarobune.

420: JAPANESE INLAID SHAKUDO KOZUKA Depicting figures in a landscape with distant Mount Fuji. Extensive inscription on reverse.