Stunning Japanese Edo Period Mokko Copper Tsuba With Waves And Gold Design
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:85201 | Original/Repro: Antique Original |
An extraordinarily beautiful antique Mokko EDO copper tsuba, with gold or brass details, for katana. Within its golden edge, the tsuba carries an elegant and very detailed waves theme.
In absolute mint condition.
Hello all, Samurai-antiques is a private collector’s platform and not a business, I use the eBay platform to sell items that I no longer want in my collection. I have a large collection of antique Japanese weapons and fittings that I value and ...treasure.The way I collect is with the philosophy that I do not want to possess a lot of items, but I want to have had a lot and then pass them on, and in that way learn about antique Japanese weapons.I will almost always list my items with a fixed “buy it now” price, and the opportunity to make an offer. I price the items high to get the best price possible (as everyone does – its logic), but as you can hear I also know that the listing price might be more than collectors are willing to pay, why I invite you all to make me an offer you feel is what you would like to pay to acquire the item. Do not hesitate, I am a fair man and will most likely accept your offer if it is also fair.I want to sell my items in a fair and trustworthy manner, I will do my best to answer any questions, and I will accept returns on most items, unless otherwise specifically stated in the listing as “NO RETURNS”. A no returns case is when the item is in a poor condition or of undefined origin, in which case the buyer must accept that he/she is buying it at own risk. A return will be refunded, less the original shipping price. Buyer is responsible for the payment of the return postage.I wish you good luck with bidding on my items – please communicate – Enjoy!
In absolute mint condition.
Hello all, Samurai-antiques is a private collector’s platform and not a business, I use the eBay platform to sell items that I no longer want in my collection. I have a large collection of antique Japanese weapons and fittings that I value and ...treasure.The way I collect is with the philosophy that I do not want to possess a lot of items, but I want to have had a lot and then pass them on, and in that way learn about antique Japanese weapons.I will almost always list my items with a fixed “buy it now” price, and the opportunity to make an offer. I price the items high to get the best price possible (as everyone does – its logic), but as you can hear I also know that the listing price might be more than collectors are willing to pay, why I invite you all to make me an offer you feel is what you would like to pay to acquire the item. Do not hesitate, I am a fair man and will most likely accept your offer if it is also fair.I want to sell my items in a fair and trustworthy manner, I will do my best to answer any questions, and I will accept returns on most items, unless otherwise specifically stated in the listing as “NO RETURNS”. A no returns case is when the item is in a poor condition or of undefined origin, in which case the buyer must accept that he/she is buying it at own risk. A return will be refunded, less the original shipping price. Buyer is responsible for the payment of the return postage.I wish you good luck with bidding on my items – please communicate – Enjoy!
