SABRE called Katana signed Tango no Kami Fujiwara Shigetsune and Echizen Oite Toyohara

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SABRE called Katana signed Tango no Kami Fujiwara Shigetsune and Echizen Oite Toyohara

Name: SABRE called Katana signed Tango no Kami Fujiwara Shigetsune and Echizen Oite Toyohara
Brand: Antikeo
SKU: 3IGJ0U6G3G
Price: 4500 EUR
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4.500 €

Period 17th century

Style Asian Arts

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SABRE called Katana signed Tango no Kami Fujiwara Shigetsune and Echizen Oite Toyohara with Tokubetsu Hozon certificate
Province of Echizen, Japan
Edo period (1660-1680)
Steel, wood, lacquer, copper, horn, gold, silver
Nagasa: 61.8; Nakago: 16.6 cm
Sori: 0.7 cm

Blade type Shinogi Tsukuri, Mune Hikushi, Hamon type Chu Suguha.
Kaeri Asashi boshi.
Nakago Funa Gata and Kata Yamagata, signed Tango no Kami Fujiwara Shigetsune and Echizen Oite Toyohara (丹後守藤原重常/越前於豊原).
Yujo-habaki in gilded copper.
Saya in wood covered with black fluted lacquer.
Kojiri in iron decorated with gold-embellished motifs.
Kuri Gata and Koi Guchi in lacquered buffalo horn.
Shitodome in chased brass.
Sageo in green silk.
Tsuka ito in wood, covered in stingray, braided in blue silk.
Menuki in shakudo.
Iron Tsuba Shin No Maru Gata, chased with two horses, one enhanced with brass, lying by a river; shakudo edges.
Fuchi and Kashira in iron, decorated with leafy silver motifs.
Seppa in chased gilded copper.

Ref: 3IGJ0U6G3G

Additional Information

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