"NIHON-TO' 24" auction of Japanese swords and antiques

Name: "NIHON-TO' 24" auction of Japanese swords and antiques
Start: 2024-12-01T14:00+01:00
End: 2024-12-01

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01/12/2024 14:00

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A pair of Kitsune figurines, messengers of the deity Inari
unknown, Traditional silk textile composition of kimono pieces and belts
Set of three traditional Japanese hagoita palettes for hanetsuki with images of Kabuki actors
Fujikawa Masae, Sekiguchi Toa and Sadao Kishi, A Collection of Shōwa Period Sosaku Kokeshi by Masters Fujikawa Masae, Sekiguchi Toa and Sadao Kishi
Set of four unique kokeshi
Set of kokeshi dolls, representing different styles and regions
Five girls' kokeshi dolls
Set of four girls' kokeshi dolls from the Showa era
Three female kimekomi ningyo dolls
Two children's kimekomi ningyo dolls and one depicting an actor
Kimekomi ningyo doll holding a hagoita pallet, signed Yajima Sumie
Kimekomi ningyo doll in glass display case
Kimekomi ningyō depicting Benkei on the Gojo Bridge
Meiji period stand for two swords
Edo period sword stand, made in maki-e technique
Japanese stand for two swords from the Meiji period (1868-1912)
Ivory-framed okimono tanto 19th century
Wakizashi from the Satsuma rebellion
Uchigatana signed Masayoshi, Showa era, Edo binding
Japanese tachi sword from the showa period in an antiqued frame modeled after the Edo period.
Itame katana, unsigned, Showa era, Edo binding
Keisuke signature katana, Showa era, Edo binding
Ryu katana, unsigned, Showa era, Edo binding
Yamashiro, Katana signed Yamashiro, circa 1650r, made by the maker mentioned in the antique Wazemono ranking, with NBTHK class Hozon certificate
Yokoyama Sukekane, Sword made by Yokoyama Sukekane, 58 in the line of blacksmiths using the nickname Tomonari, with NBTHK class Hozon certification along with exclusive binding
Kanemoto, Kanemoto Signature Katana, from the 16th century, which has passed the two-body test, with a Hozon-class NBTHK certificate.
A tachi sword attributed to the Senjûin school, forged around 1300 and certified by NBTHK, Tokubetsu Hozon
Musashi no Kami Fujiwara Kiyosada, 17th century Naginata signed Musashi no Kami Fujiwara Kiyosada with NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certificate
Miniature Yoroi armor in shades of orangish and gold
Gold-plated miniature samurai armor with Toyotomi family monem, decorated with agates
Miniature yoroi armor, styled after traditional armor from the Mutsu region
Miniature kabuto helmet, signed Gyokuhō, with tiger motif among bamboos
Set of six yanone ceremonial arrowheads from the Edo and Showa periods
Edo period warhead set
Shinobi Kaiken - hidden blade in kiseruzutsu (pipe case)
Japanese tsuba of Nanban school decorated with dragon motif
Daishō tsuba signed "Heianjō Tetsugendō" with NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certificate
Japanese sword hardware set decorated with lobster motif (Ise shrimp)
Mitokoromono of the Gotō school with NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon certification
O-Yoroi - Japanese samurai armor from the late Taisho/Showa period
Full-size Showa period armor
Set of ivory carvings - two netsuke and an okimono depicting geisha
Set of four netsuke figurines - monks and gods, ivory
unknown, Set of four wooden netsuke
Set of six ivory netsuke figurines depicting fishermen and craftsmen
Matsumoto, Okimono signed Matsumoto, depicting a peasant with a hoe
An intricately carved ivory okimono depicting a fish trader with a helper
Ivory okimono, depicting Samurawashi
19th century animal bone inrō
A mini-collection of four inrō from the 19th and 20th centuries
Decorative screen - soapstone sculpture from the 19th century
unknown, Miniature screen
Set of five fans, including two wall-mounted ones
Yatate and the Meiji era calligraphy set
Kuniyoshi Utagawa, Three woodcuts by Kuniyoshi Utagawa - characters in the story of the 47 Ronin.
Yoshitora Utagawa, Woodcut Triptych entitled Battle of Mount Komaki, Yoshitora Utagawa. A mounted duel between two Daimyō
Yoshifuji Utagawa, Woodcut triptych entitled .Battle on the Kawanakajima Plain, Yoshifuji Utagawa
Yoshifuji Utagawa, Woodcut triptych with the image of the famous warrior Tomoe Gozen, titled The Battle of Awazugahara, Yoshitora Utagawa
Yoshifuji Utagawa, 47 faithful ronin achieved their goal. Woodcut triptych, Yoshitsuya Utagawa.
Kuniyoshi Utagawa, Woodcut triptych entitled 19 vassals of Yoshitsune, Kuniyoshi Utagawa
Three samurai woodcuts from the Edo period
Katsushiki Hokusai, Hokusai - an original woodcut from the series "One Hundred Views of Mount Fuji."
Katsushiki Hokusai, Hokusai - 3 original woodcuts from the series "100 Views of Mt. Fuji"
Tsukioka Kōgyo, First set of Kogyo woodcuts from the series "Images from the Noh Theater" (Nogaku zue)
Tsukioka Kōgyo, Second set of Kogyo woodcuts from the series "Images from the Noh Theater" (Nogaku zue)
Yoshitoshi Tsukioka, Ogata Gekkō, Chikanobu Toyohara, Set of three ukiyo-e woodcuts - Yoshitoshi Tsukioka, Ogata Gekkō, Chikanobu Toyohara
Kitagawa Utamaro, Kitagawa Utamaro - Ducks and kingfisher, Sparrows and pigeons
Misei Hoan Kosugi, Set of four paintings depicting the seasons by Misei Hoan Kosugi
Kakemono depicting a tiger
Tanaka Yoen, Kakemono with the Red Fuji Mountain - Tanaka Yoen
Kakemono depicting a mountain landscape
Kakemono depicting a mounted samurai in full armor
Three kakemono scrolls depicting birds on branches
Set of traditional Japanese owan bowls decorated with maki-e technique
Signature Zaze-yaki ceramic tea bowl
Large shino ceramic sake set
Signed ceramic mug decorated in taka-maki-e technique
Sake drinking set with a motif of galloping horses
Fukagawa porcelain sake drinking set, Meiji period
Collection of 22 ceramic sake bowls from the Meiji and Showa periods
Set of porcelain cups in an elegant box
Set of three Seto-yaki and Ueno-yaki ceramic tea bowls
Porcelain plate with images of the Seven Gods of Happiness, repaired using the kintsugi technique with real gold
Meiji era bas-relief ikebana vase
Japanese bronze vase with koi carp motif
A set of five wooden skulls with a sakura motif
Kiseru pipe with a motif of a nekotor - a black cat - and its keeper
Kiseru - a smoker's kit from Edo
Seifu Matsuda, Collection of Japanese tenugui fabrics by Seifu Matsuda
Edo period brass mirror by Nishimura Bungo-no-jo Fujiwara Masashige
Set of four Edo period kimekomi ningyo dolls depicting an imperial couple and courtiers

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