**THREE JAPANESE ARROWHEADS (YANONE), FIVE ARROW SHAFTS

Native American Captured Arrow Bundle, consisting of three stone arrowhead tipped arrows bound by buckskin, one with beaded shaft, natural feather flights, 12" x 32.5" high

12th-15th century AD. A group of iron arrowheads comprising: three barbed with long sockets; three leaf-shaped socketted; one swallowtail type with remains of the wooden arrow shaft to the tang. 126 g

East Asia, Japan, Jomon period, ca. 5000 to 1000 BCE. A collection of five stone tools, made from a variety of materials, used for hunting and chopping wood. One is an obsidian arrow point; one a slat

Yanagiha (willow leaf) form, Stone fig.862 #2. Edo period. 5 1/8" length with a tapered tang. The point crisp with smooth staining only.

Japanese Samurai Steel Arrowhead Yanone. Full Length 12 Inches.

Japanese Forged Iron Samurai Arrow, Yanone. 5.5"

A Japanese ebira (quiver) and five arrows, A Japanese ebira (quiver) and five arrows, Edo period (1603-1868), the leather pouch decorated with a gilt mon, and purple braid, with steel tip arrows, to i

Fine and rare Edo period (1600 – 1868) Samurai arrow or yanone. Yajiri or arrow head is laminated iron manufactured by the same process as the Samurai swords and these yajiri were generally mad

PAIR OF CHINESE BRONZE ARROWHEADS WITH LACQUERED BAMBOO ARROW SHAFTS, WARRING STATES (480-222 BC). The trilobate arrow heads affixed to black and red lacquered bamboo shafts with geometric design. Tot

WWII Three Different Japanese Notes One, Five, & Ten Pesos

Please see picture for measurement. These artifacts are from multiple collections from around the United States. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD ARROWHEADS MISSISSIPPIAN

Edo Period Size : 36" L

Group of five Japanese pieces, including: three totai shippo, vase and two shallow vessels, each with floral motifs; together with two ceramic imitating champlevé vases with shield-form panels

Group of 6 Native American arrows. Three with original carved stone arrowheads. All arrows with remnants of original feathers and paint decoration. L 30" to L 30-1/2". Condition: Minor losses and impe

KANO SHUGEN SADANOBU AND SADANOBU HASEGAWA III WOODBLOCK PRINTS ON PAPER, MID 20TH C. TWO H 16", W 10", KABUKI ACTORS "Kamakura Gongoro Kagemasa" and "Yanone (Arrowhead)". Framed to match. Frames meas

Lot consisting of 11 Bamboo Shaft Arrows, some have Flint Arrowheads, some Feather Remnants, longest 31 ½”

Framed Native American Bow, Arrows and Fox Quiver, wood carved bow with leather wrapped handle and beadwork decorated shaft, four arrows with stone arrowheads, fox fur quiver with feather decoration,

A collection of five Japanese woodblock prints to include three by Yoshitora, the other two and not identified. Sight of largest sheet: 14in x 9-3/4in.

Collection of five Japanese woodblock prints (ukiyo-e).Three prints by well-known artist Utagawa Kunisada II (Japanese, 1823 - 1880). All are from Kunisada II's "Fifty-Four Chapters of the False Genji

A grouping of five Japanese woodblock prints to include three small landscapes, an abstract landscape, and one depicting a man with camels. All unframed. Largest sheet: 16in x 12in.

With two Chinese export Imari teapots of reeded globe shape with domed cover, loop handle and tapered spout, and three Japanese Imari teapots. Longest: 7 3/8in. 

20th century; large painted orange vase with dark dripping slip decoration and applied decoration of five boys, with applied signature cartouche of "Ishiguro Koko," 15 in. H., cann with applied decora

East Asia, Japan, Edo to Meiji period, ca. 1603 to 1912 CE. A fine gathering of five arrows with lengthy forms carved from bamboo. Each arrow has wispy feathers protruding just in front of a carved no

Antique Edo period samurai arrowhead called Yajiri, signed, forged with a long (9 inches) tapering tang that fits into the bamboo arrow (36 inches) the arrowhead is lozenge-shape, pierced (to reduce w