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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Nov 10, 2016 | Bonhams | London | FINE JAPANESE ART | 329 | $****** - ****** | An iyozane do-maru gusoku armour |
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A russet iron 32-plate sujibachi kabuto (helmet), inscribed inside with the invocation Tensho kotai jingu, Hachiman daibosatsu and Kasuga daimyojin, mounted with an elaborate tehen kanamono in shakudo, silver and gilded copper and a shakudo kasa jirushi-no-kan, on the front a gold-lacquer mukade (centipede) maedate; the ko manju jikoro of kiritsuke kozane; a good quality leather ryubu menpo (mask) with yadome, the two-lame yodarekake (throat guard) of honkozane; the kosode covered with textured leather and mounted with shakudo kanamono, odagote; the do (chest armour) of iyozane in iron covered with textured leather and unusually made in do-maru style, mounted in shakudo with domed rivets and kanamono, on the back a kasa jirushi-no-kan, the fukurin inlaid with gold, leather kusazuri of iyozane a pouch beneath the centre one; leather kawara haidate; and shino suneate; black-lacquered overall and laced in red, the shikoro and yodarekake in kebiki style, sode and kusazuri in yosekake sugake odoshi, mounted on a rich gold and silver brocade; together with an armour box, wood stand and a simple saihai (baton).
