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           A GOLD-LACQUER ARMOR
           Edo period (1615-1868), 18th century
           The components lacquered gold and laced in scarlet comprising a 60-plate
           suji kabuto lacquered black, with the suji lacquered gold, the four-stage
           gilt tehen kanamono formed as a chrysanthemum surrounded by stylized
           dragons in openwork, the five-lame shikoro ending in fukigaeshi applied with
           dyed leather and highlighted with fusegumi, star-shaped bosses and manji
           heraldic crests, the mabizashi with a continuation of the leather decoration
           below a maedate of gold-lacquer kuwagata framing a gilt-copper ken; the
           russet-lacquer menpo with deep wrinkles on the cheeks and applied with
           a stiff boar-bristle mustache, the mask fitted with a three-lame yodarekake;
           the go-mai okegawa do with horizontal rows of scales and decorated
           on the muna-ita and waki-ita with manji crests and scrolling vines in gold
           lacquer on a dark brown-lacquer ground, the do fitted with seven sections
           of five-lame kusazuri; chu-sode and oda-gote with chain-mail uppers;
           Etchu-haidate and shino-suneate; with a large wood storage box with a
           matching manji crest, and an armor stand
           $18,000 - 25,000

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