A JAPANESE HELMET BREAKER (HACHIWARA), POSSIBLY 14TH

Very Good Condition Commensurate With Age. Steel Blade Appears To Have Been Sterling Silver Plated At Some Point. Hand Carved Wooden Mounts Of Dragons, Lacquered Red, Are Meant To Simulate Cinnabar. F

Edo period. Iron, 18 3/8" total length. Curved diamond section blade with a base hook. Tang pierced with a single mounting hole. The current view is that these were parrying weapons capable of catchin

Edo period. Iron, 18 3/8" total length. This antique sword has a curved diamond section blade with a base hook. Tang pierced with a single mounting hole. The current view is that these were parrying w

Overall Condition Is Very Good. This Hachiwari Kabutowari, Known As Helmet Breaker Is An Above Average Example. It Is Well Made And Is Both Signed And Dated. The Wooden Mounts Are Well Made And Lacque

Old Japanese Chrysanthemum pottery ewer, Possibly Kamakura Period (14th c.), unmarked, 11"h x 6"l x 6"w Provenance: The Collection of visual artist Lewis Stein, NYC

Japanese Meiji or earlier Hachiware sword breaker or skull splitter with Shirasaya style scabbard. 21 1/4" L

Antique Japanese Meiji Era Jitte Hachiwari Sword Or Helmet Breaker. Jitte Either Shaped As Plain Rods With A Side Nock For Catching" A Sword Blade, Or Shaped Like Swords As This One, Were Used By Poli

Moro Helmet: A Rope Moro Helmet Porbably late 18th century possibly early 14th Century, brass trim, formed in two pieces and riveted together with copper rivets in cap of Helmet. Etching throughout Si

This black lacquered Japanese Samurai helmet dates to the Azuchi period or possibly earlier. Possibly from Ashigaru unit. Measures 5 x 11 x 10 inches.

This great steel weapon is known as a Hachiwari or skull breaker, helmet breaker. It is believed to be from the Edo period and measures 19" long

A group of four ethnographic adornments. 20th century. ++ Helmet. Possibly Naga. India. 7 7/8" x 17 5/8" x 5 3/4". ++ Wood box with cover. Japan. 6" x 7 1/2" x 1". ++ West African style brass necklace

20th century AD. A cast-iron model kabuto or military style helmet, possibly from a statue or display, with domed centre and flared brim with D-shaped peak and everted flaps flanking the face; V-shape

Grouping of seven brass diving helmet wing nuts. We are not sure of the specific model of helmet these would be used on, but possibly on Japanese, Chinese or Korean helmets. All are in good condition,

Vintage Japanese Kendo Armor. Circa 1940's-50's. Possibly brought back during WWII. Includes chest armor, helmet, and forearm/hand protector. Shipping: Available for in-house shipping. Please email us

African, Benin / Edo people of Nigeria, bronze sculpture depicting the head of a warrior, possibly an Oba chief, wearing an intricate helmet with spike details. 12.25" H x 6.5" W x 8" D. Provenance: P

Greek or Corinthian patinated bronze war helmet, on a black steel stand. Helmet: 9" H; on stand: 18.5" H.

Japan, probably Late Edo period Samurai Kabuto helmet on stand with large tri-point horns affixed to the skull. The neck guard of several rows of scaled armour lacquered plates and interwoven cotton.

Antique Japanese samurai Helmet Edo Period c.18th century. Size 19 wide x 16 inches high. Fine Japanese helmet with original ornaments, With matching new metal Hannya mask, Mounted on wooden stand. Ex

Japanese Samurai Helmet Momonari Kabuto Steel And Black Lacquer. Some Loss To Lacquer, Please See Photos. Approximately 11 Deep X 13 H (including Neck Plates) X 11 Inches W.

Kabuto yoroi armor helmet samurai used Aoi modern. Authentic Japanese Kabuto. Made in Japan. 100% handmade. Head measurements: W 7.9 in (202 mm) x D 8.3 in (211 mm) x H 6.1 in (155 mm). Size: W 10.6 i

kabuto japanese samurai armor yoroi menpo. Japan EDO age early. 1600-1700. Height 14", Width 11", Depth 13"

Japanese samurai helmet, possible from Ashigaru unit

Japanese samurai helmet (KABUTO) made of iron, 18th century Edo dynasty (EDO). Made of 16 pieces and decorated with a dragon ornament with golden eyes on the front. The back shield is detached. Helmet

Antique Japanese, possibly boxwood, carving of a standing figure; holding a staff in one hand and fruit in the other; with finely detailed features and robe; 19th Century; H: 10"; openwork wood ba