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LOT 192

Lot 192

A Japanese Tachi, Signed Inoue Shinkai, 17th Century or Later

A Japanese Tachi, Signed Inoue Shinkai, 17th Century or Later
Lot 192 Details
A Japanese Tachi, Signed Inoue Shinkai, 17th Century or Later

日本 十七世紀或更晚 井上真改造 太刀

With nanban tsuba, matching leaf-decorated fuchi and kashira, lobster menuki, and leather-wrapped tsuka;
Nagasa (length of tip to beginning of tang): 28.1 in (71.5 cm);
Motohaba (width at start of tempered edge): 1.3 in (3.3 cm);
Sakihaba (width before tip): 0.8 in (2.1 cm)

overall length 41.1 in — 104.5 cm

Estimate $1,000-$2,000

Realised: $2,280
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A Japanese Tachi, Signed Inoue Shinkai, 17th Century or Later
  • A Japanese Tachi, Signed Inoue Shinkai, 17th Century or Later

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