Attributed to Ujifusa Edo period (1615-1868), 17th century Honzukuri, iorimune, chu-gissaki configuration with a wide mihaba and slight toriizori curvature, forged in ko-itame hada in jinie and with a tempered edge of toranba mixed with notare gunome with ashi, yo, and nie and a ko-maru boshi, both sides carved with bohi, the suriage tang with kiri file marks, two holes and katana mei Hida no kami Fujiwara Ujifusa, the last character partially cut but still discernible, 27 3/4in (70.5cm) long, with a one-piece silver-foil habaki The 19th-century koshirae comprising a lacquer saya and tsuka decorated with clouds in gray, black and reddish brown and mounted with silver fittings including matching kojiri, fuchi-gashira and koiguchi all carved with swirling clouds in relief, the kojiri pierce-carved with a coiling dragon with gilt details, signed Hagiya Katsuyasu, the kurikata formed as a large coiling dragon clutching a flaming jewel signed Kiyotsugu, the tsuka with a central silver grip with a dragon in clouds in high relief, the eyes picked out in gilt, fitted with a mokkogata plate tsuba carved with a dragon in clouds decorated with gilt overlays and a gilt wash, signed Joshin