JAPAN - EDO period (1603 - 1868) - Lot 184

Lot 184
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JAPAN - EDO period (1603 - 1868) - Lot 184
JAPAN - EDO period (1603 - 1868) Armor composed of : - iron kabuto with six koseizan strips, decorated with shibuichi rivets representing sakura flowers, shikoro with two strips laced with blue silk (missing strips), maedate in lacquer and horsehair representing a shikami - mempo of the ressei type in lacquered iron, horsehair moustache, yodarekake with four strips laced with green silk and edged with bear hair - namban type iron breastplate with silver inlay decoration of dragons and clouds, two sides and hinged upwards, fukurin showing a cord, lacquered iron kusazuri with five strips laced with green silk sugakeodoshi and edged with bear hair - iron shinogote with silver inlay decoration, the upper plates showing sakura flowers and lozenge-shaped môn, tekko with flower and scroll motifs, the hinges forming butterflies - iron sode with silver inlay decoration of a phoenix on a branch of paulownia in bloom (the other sode is missing) - ko iron sode lacquered in black with six strips laced with blue and ochre silk - kusarihaidate in black lacquered iron and green and gold silk brocade - shinosuneate made of lacquered iron and blue fabric with dragonfly motifs (Damage and missing parts) Provenance: Former collection of Dr. Mène, Charpentier and Lair-Dubreuil sale, Hôtel Drouot, 21 April 1913, n°6 and reproduced in the catalogue. The cuirass and the kote are attributed in the 1913 catalogue to Myochin Kunimichi. A fukuroyari, signed Nobukatsu, with a natural wood shaft, a lacquered yarisaya for jumonjiyari and a lacquered paper utsubo with its arrows are included
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