盔甲 - 古董 - 日本 - 1700-1750年 Mid Edo period





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卖家的描述
铁黑漆涂金箔佛二枚胴具足
Tetsu kuro-urushi nuri kinpaku hotoke nimaido gusoku .
江户时代中期 . Middle Edo period.
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This armor was made in Japan during the 18 th century .
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This is superb gilded armor Of a Samurai of high-rank . Of course adult size.
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Complete with an iron menpo a copper maedate ,a saihai batton to command and with a tall gilded Sashimono.
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The helmet is an iron Momonari kabuto peach shaped and gilded .
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The do, an hotoke do inspired by a belly of a buddha is also gilded and with kamon.
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The kote are gilded also in good condition, as many parts of the armor .
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This armor appears to have undergone some touch-ups in places—typical given its age .
A fantastic example of Japanese craftsmanship in good general state of preservation from the mid-Edo period around 18th century .
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It stands as a testimony of its owner's status and financial means, as creating such a suit of armor would have required countless hours of work by skilled Japanese artisans.
It is stored in a japanese wooden box from the Edo period which is ideal for better preservation.
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An authentique armour from a private collection
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A rare gilded Samurai armor for your collection .
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( Shipping included in two parts box and Sashimono)
卖家故事
铁黑漆涂金箔佛二枚胴具足
Tetsu kuro-urushi nuri kinpaku hotoke nimaido gusoku .
江户时代中期 . Middle Edo period.
.
This armor was made in Japan during the 18 th century .
.
This is superb gilded armor Of a Samurai of high-rank . Of course adult size.
.
Complete with an iron menpo a copper maedate ,a saihai batton to command and with a tall gilded Sashimono.
.
The helmet is an iron Momonari kabuto peach shaped and gilded .
.
The do, an hotoke do inspired by a belly of a buddha is also gilded and with kamon.
.
The kote are gilded also in good condition, as many parts of the armor .
.
This armor appears to have undergone some touch-ups in places—typical given its age .
A fantastic example of Japanese craftsmanship in good general state of preservation from the mid-Edo period around 18th century .
.
It stands as a testimony of its owner's status and financial means, as creating such a suit of armor would have required countless hours of work by skilled Japanese artisans.
It is stored in a japanese wooden box from the Edo period which is ideal for better preservation.
.
An authentique armour from a private collection
.
A rare gilded Samurai armor for your collection .
.
.
.
( Shipping included in two parts box and Sashimono)

