Spear / lance | Mandarin Mansion

A fine cross-shaped yari made by Enju Nobakatsu, with NBTHK Hozon papers.

Large Japanese spearhead with red lacquered zig-zag groove. Signed Mitsuhiro.

With square cross-section point and several Bikaner armory markings.

Finely crafted wootz blade, and golden inlays at the base.

Made using Persian wootz. Pronounced features, chiseled socket.

A set for the beginning collector.

Large, heavy single-edged example with iron mounts.

With fine twist-core pamor and carved wooden scabbard.

Made of iron, weighted with two flattened spheres, all with chiseled decoration.

Once part of a trisula, made on Java in the 17th century.

Of a rarer form, often used for ceremonial pole-arms.

Of classic shape, with a leaf-shaped blade on a socket, connected by a cast bronze base.

Of classic shape, with a leaf-shaped blade on a socket, connected by a cast bronze base.

Of classic shape, with a leaf-shaped blade on a socket, connected by a cast bronze base.

Signed Yasutsugu, with sayagaki referring to the Tokugawa family.

A heavy, well-made piece that was probably a military issue.

Of slender type with a chiseled iron knot shaped bolster.

A nice example of a rare type of weapon from the Sinhalese arsenal.

A south Indian spearhead with a thick double-edged, symmetrical leaf-shaped blade.