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2404 - A significant Japanese ceremonial tachi mounted in walrus ivory, Meiji period
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A significant Japanese ceremonial tachi mounted in walrus ivory, Meiji period Strongly curved blade with a brass habaki; the hamon and hada are not visible due to the condition of the polish. The handle and scabbard are made of multiple pieces of finely carved, engraved, and partially dyed walrus ivory. Finely detailed scenes depicting samurai run around the entire circumference. Between them are bands with ornamental decoration. Signed with a four-character mark on the guard. Two movable carrying loops with an attached red cord. Length 108 cm. High-quality ivory carving in very good condition. Included is an expert opinion from an ivory specialist regarding the material used. Please note: Unfortunately, this lot cannot be exported from the EU. Condition: I - II
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Hermann Historica +49 8 95 47 26 490 contact@hermann-historica.comDelivery is optional. You can use the carrier of your choice. The stated price does not include the lot price or the auction house fees.