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Yokohagi Do Gusoku, Japan, späte Edo-Periode

Auction dateClassic
16.05.2024 13:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
ID 1200483
Lot 3093 | Yokohagi Do Gusoku, Japan, späte Edo-Periode
Yokohagi Do Gusoku, Japan, späte Edo-Periode
Schwerer Suchi Fukurin Kabuto mit vierfach gestuftem Tehen Kanamono, drei Ken-förmige Spangen im Men-Bereich und eine an der hinteren Platte, dort ein Agemaki am Kabutokan. Mabezashi mit Halterung für Kuwagata und Maedate. Fünffach geschobener, eiserner Shikoro, innen goldfarben lackiert und mit blauer und oranger Bindung. Lederbezogene Fukigaeshi, eines verbogen und mit fehlender Belederung. Sechsteiliger, eiserner, schwarz gelackter Do mit Messing-Fukurin und Lederbesatz, innem mit Leder gefüttert und goldfarben lackiert, rs. Agemaki Fusa an einem gravierten Segan Zatsuku. Fünffach geschobene, lederne und ebenfalls schwarz gelackte Kusazuri (Lackschäden) in blauer Bindung. Sechsfach geschobene Sode aus Leder (die oberste Folge aus Eisen) mit Maruhimo zum Befestigen am Agemaki Fusa. Bisaymon Kote besetzt mit ledernen, schwarz gelackten Schuppen. En suite gearbeitetes Haidate. Passende Shino Suneate mit Tekkos in blauer Bindung. Dazu ein außen schwarz und innen rot gelacktes Happuri.
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A Japanese yokohagi do gusoku, late Edo period
A Japanese yokohagi do gusoku, late Edo period
Heavy suchi fukurin kabuto with four-stage tehen kanemono, three ken-shaped bars in the men section and one at the back plate, one agemaki there at the kabutokan. Mabezashi with holder for kuwagata and maedate. Five-lame iron shikoro, gold lacquered on the inside and laced with blue and orange cords. Leather covered fukigaeshi, one bent and with missing leather cover. Six-piece black lacquered do of iron with brass fukurin and leather applications, leather lined and gold lacquered interior, agemaki fusa with engraved segan zazuku at back. Five-tiered kusazuri of black lacquered leather (lacquer damaged) with blue lacing. Six-tiered leather sode (the top tier of iron) with maruhimo to fasten at the agemaki fusa. Bisaymon kote applied with black lacquered leather scales. The haidate made en suite. Matching shino suneate with blue-laced tekko. With happuri, lacquered black on the outside and red on the inside. Impressive suit of armour in fine, untouched condition.
Condition: II
Place of origin:Japan
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