A Japanese sword guard (tsuba) featuring detailed peony flowers and shishi lions in high relief on both sides, against a finely textured background.
The central area bears an inscription identified as 英光, together with a kao (stylized signature mark). Gold- and silver-colored decorative details give the design a striking appearance.
Purchased by the seller's father from an antique shop and subsequently stored indoors.
Condition:
Visible discoloration, tarnish, dirt, and surface wear are present throughout. Please examine all photographs carefully. Actual colors may differ slightly from the photographs due to lighting and screen settings.
Described as an Edo-period piece; the exact age, signature authenticity, and metal composition have not been independently verified.
Dimensions and weight are not available. Compatibility with a particular sword mounting has not been confirmed.
Includes one tsuba.
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