Ca. AD 1700 - 1900. A set of fuchi-gashira finely worked in high relief (takabori) with writhing dragons, the details crisply rendered with strong...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A set comprising one iron tsuba decorated with floral branches in gilt; the other with a dramatic mountain landsca...

Momoyama - Edo Period, Ca. AD 1573 - 1868. A group comprising a pierced iron tsuba with lively shishi (mythical lion dogs), finely detailed in rel...

Momoyama - Edo Period, Ca. AD 1573 - 1868. A set comprising a circular iron tsuba with a deeply carved landscape featuring a waterfall and rocky o...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A tsuba of oval form, finely cast in high relief with a seated scholar, facing a writhing dragon amongst swirling ...

Momoyama - Edo Period, Ca. AD 1573 - 1868. A set comprising a round iron tsuba with incised banners of multiple iconography. A high relief circula...

Momoyama - Edo Period, Ca. AD 1573 - 1868. A group of five comprising a circular pierced tsuba with a bold geometric lattice design. An iron tsuba...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A set comprising one in rounded square form intricately forged in mokume-gane style, creating a mesmerising wood-g...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A set comprising a round iron tsuba decorated with a botanical motif in relief. A thick iron tsuba featuring a nat...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A group of three iron tsuba, each showcasing openwork (sukashi) designs. One is pierced with flowing branches. Ano...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A set comprising a pierced iron tsuba with a stylised cloud or wave motif arranged in horizontal bars. An iron tsu...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A group of five, comprising a pierced iron tsuba with a bold floral design, delicately executed in openwork with f...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A group comprising a finely pierced iron tsuba depicting a stylised geometric motif, with gold inlay accents. A lo...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A set comprising a square iron tsuba with a stylised geometric form. A round iron tsuba pierced with abstract wave...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A set of tsuba comprising one depicting a warrior, rendered with gold highlights and calligraphic inscription; ano...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A set comprising a tsuba finely chiselled in low relief with a landscape scene of an immortal and a dragon; the se...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A group of three tsuba, comprising a pierced iron tsuba with a stylised butterfly and cloud motifs. A mokko-formed...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A set of four, comprising a pierced iron tsuba depicting a fan and tassels in openwork, with fine linear detailing...

Momoyama - Edo Period, Ca. AD 1573 - 1868. A set comprising a circular pierced tsuba with bold geometric cutouts resembling stylised thunder patte...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A set comprising a round iron tsuba with an inlaid flowing wave design. A plain iron tsuba with a sparse mountain ...

Momoyama - Edo Period, Ca. AD 1573 - 1868. A pair of tsuba comprising a mokko-shaped iron tsuba, decorated in relief with a landscape scene of mou...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. An iron tsuba of squared form, intricately pierced with a grid pattern. The central area is decorated in gold with...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A set of tsuba comprising one with a tiger by a waterfall in relief and gilt highlights; the second depicting a li...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A delicately carved pair of tortoiseshell accesories, each fashioned in a semi-circular form and intricately pierc...

Ca. AD 1800 - 1900. A musical instrument set. The set is housed in a patterned fabric brocade roll-up sleeve. Size: 20-710mm x 5-15mm; Weight: 365...

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. An iron sukashi tsuba intricately pierced and carved in openwork with a continuous design of playful monkeys grasp...

Meiji Period, Ca. AD 1868 - 1912. A round iron tsuba guard, decorated with a ring of florets rendered in gold, silver, and copper inlay, forming a...

Ca. AD 1700 - 1900. An iron tsuba of mokkōgata (lobed) form. The guard is pierced with symmetric positive and negative space cutouts. The tang ape...

Ca. AD 1700 - 1900. An iron tsuba of Katchushi construction with slightly raised rim, the round iron plate pierced with a prominent cross. Size: 8...

Ca. AD 1700 - 1900. An iron tsuba of mokko (lobed) form. The plate is boldly pierced (sukashi) with a stylised axe (ono) motif and an abstract ova...

Ca. AD 1700 - 1900. A tsuba circular in form, finely pierced in sukashi-bori (openwork), with designs gracefully intertwining across the plate. Si...

Ca. AD 1700 - 1900. An iron tsuba featuring a culturally significant motif of a dancing Portuguese figure, likely a Nanban subject, reflecting ear...

Ca. AD 1800 -1900. A charming carved and polychrome-painted wooden doll in the ittobori (one-knife carving) style, depicting a child wearing a viv...

Ca. AD 1793 - 1841. An album of floral paintings by Watanabe Kazan, presented in a traditional cloth-bound format with handwritten calligraphy on ...

Ca. AD 1836 - 1942. A traditional hanging scroll painted with ink and soft mineral pigments, depicting two carp swimming upstream through swirling...

Ca. AD 1807 - 1891. A pair of paintings on lacquer panels depicting still-life and natural subjects: the left panel shows an eagle perched on a br...

. The Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Japanese Art - Meiji No Takara Treasures of Imperial Japan (Metalwork Part I & II). Size: 410mm x 300mm; Wei...

. A collection of seven reference books on Japanese swords. Size: 375mm x 270mm; Weight: 23.4kg. Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014.

Edo Period, Ca. AD 1603 - 1868. A traditional Japanese iron candle holder, supported with slightly flared legs for stability. The circular drip tr...

Ca. AD 1800 - 1900. A pair of mounts, lacquer bases with bronze fittings, possibly used as supports. Size: 410-410mm x 195-195mm; Weight: 3.12kg. ...

Ca. AD 1900 - 2000. A jingasa hat, worn by foot soldiers (ashigaru) and sometimes by lower-ranking samurai during the Edo period and earlier. They...