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AN IRON UCHIDASHI GOMAIDO-GUSOKU (ARMOR)

Lot 36
19.09.2023 10:00UTC -05:00
Classic
Starting price
$ 20 000
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationUSA, New York
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ID 1027134
Lot 36 | AN IRON UCHIDASHI GOMAIDO-GUSOKU (ARMOR)
Estimate value
$ 20 000 – 30 000
AN IRON UCHIDASHI GOMAIDO-GUSOKU (ARMOR)

EDO PERIOD (19TH CENTURY)

Helmet [kabuto]:

The toppai-nari iron helmet of nanban (Southern Barbarian foreign) style, with two plated joint in the center, gilt lacquered wakidate (side crests) of horns, the iron mabisashi with embossed eyebrows decoration, inscribed fragment of Ryogonshu (Surangama Sutra) and Hachiman daibosatsu to the interior of bowl



Neck guard [shikoro]:

The five-tier neck guard of lacquered iron itazane (sheet with straight edges) with blue lace in sugake-odoshi (spaced-lacing), fukigaeshi (turnbacks) decorated with gilt family crest of three pedals of wood sorrel and gilt fukurin (edging)



Facemask [menpo]:

The iron ressei-men (fierce expression type face mask) with mustache and detachable nose, applied with two odayori no kugi (cord hooks) beneath the chin, with a asenagashi-no-ana (drain), red lacquered interior, with three-tier lacquered iron yodare-kake (bib)



Cuirass [do]:

The iron five-pieces cuirass decorated with uchidashi (embossed) moon above waves, with shakudo saihaizukenokan (baton hook), fitted with iron five-tier eight-piece kusazuri (skirt)



Shoulder guards and sleeves [sode and kote]:

The iron tsubo-sode (shoulder guards) with five-tier itazane (sheet with straight edges) in blue laced sugake-odoshi (spaced-lacing), ippon shino-kote (sleeves with one plate) with inlaid silver



Thigh protector and lower leg guards [haidate and sune-ate]:

The kawara haidate (thigh protector) with iron plated and navy lace, iron shichihon shinosuneate (lower leg guards with seven plates



Armor storage box [karabitsu]:

A black lacquered wood box



Historical era:Edo period
Place of origin:Eastern Asia, Japan, Asia
Auction house category:Armour
Address of auction CHRISTIE'S
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19.09.2023
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