Antique Japanese Samurai Lacquer Jingasa Helmet

Japanese: Samurai: Armor Pre 1900: item #820290
5697

It dates around 19th century, antique Japanese Jingasa hat with exquisite makie lacquer work on the reverse in the motif of various crests and bear's hair on the top. Overall condition is fine with some losses to the hair and sine small metal hook is slight loose.

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Antique Japanese Samurai Armor Menpo

Japanese: Samurai: Armor Pre 1700: item #740111
2987

Estimated from mid Edo period, original iron menpo and it is lacquered but has some lacquer losses due to age. Overally fine in condition with patina and aged worn.

Stock Number:2987
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Distinct Edo period Japanese Samurai Armor, Yoroi

Japanese: Samurai: Armor Pre 1900: item #675140
SAR2187

An Edo period suit of raw iron with all matching parts, featuring 16 plate helmet with two lame shikoro and large fukigaeshi. The mask is fantastic, a real stunner with dramatic features and a large mustache. It has five plate sode and a go-mai-do cuirass of five iron plates, with kusazuri of leather scales. The sangu are all matching, very nice on dark silk tightly woven iron scales, with a crest in brass on the back of the hands. The original Maedate is in the form of a box and would likel... Click for details

Fine Pair Japanese Inlaid Iron Abumi, Edo, Signed

Japanese: Samurai: Armor Pre 1837 VR: item #652057
BB157

DESCRIPTION: A fabulous pair of iron abumi (Samurai riding stirrups), skillfully inlaid with gold and silver birds in flight, with each abumi having double signatures of the two metal artisans who crafted them. Dating from the late Edo period (first half of the 19th century), this rare pair are each engraved with the inlayer’s name (Goto Masaye saku) on the front buckle strap, as well as the name of the ironworker who formed the stirrups (Kiheido Kuninaga), found on the bottom of the foot pad (... Click for details

Japanese Samurai's Armor Full-Size Yoroi and Helmet

Japanese: Samurai: Armor Pre 1960: item #634204

Japanese armor Yoroi and Kabuto helmet in classic style, wearable, adult size from early to mid Showa period (1926~1989). Dimensions: 67" tall. Box: 16 1/2" x 16 1/2" x 24"H

Edo period Japanese Samurai Yoroi Kabuto Armor

Japanese: Samurai: Armor Pre 1800: item #605145
SAR1971

A partially restored mid Edo period Go-Mai-Do Gusoku of riveted iron bands bordered with leather on top. A very impressive looking suit, it features a six plate suji kabuto with matching leather on the fukigaeshi underlying a lightning bolt crest. The Shikoro, laced with regal red, is also bound to the helmet bowl with lightning bolt shaped pins and the crest is duplicated on the kanamono on back of the helmet and retains the original liner. The mask is a Resei me-no-shita-Ho lined with gold ... Click for details

Late Edo period Japanese Samurai Yoroi Kabuto Armor

Japanese: Samurai: Armor Pre 1900: item #604271
SAR1970

A late Edo period Ni-Mai Hotoke-do Gusoku of black textured lacquer laced with regal purple chord. The helmet is an 8 plate kabuto of tataki-nuri textured red/brown lacquer with a five lame Shikoro. The mask is also a tataki-nuri textured red/brown lacquer hanpo with three tier throat defense. The Do is a smooth hotoke-style with a dragon in maki-e on the front and matching kiri-kozane Sode. Under the dragon are laced three rows of silvered kirikozane scales and seven rows of kiri-kozane Gess... Click for details

ALL MATCHING Edo p. Japanese Samurai Yoroi Armor Kabuto

Japanese: Samurai: Armor Pre 1900: item #604006
SAR1969

A powerful Kon-odoshi Go-Mai-Do Gusoku embellished throughout with matching crests of bound wheat. The helmet is a tetsuji raw iron 32 plate kabuto with brass piping surrounding the Mabizashi and fukigaeshi. The Bound-wheat mon is figured on the fukigaeshi and it features a five lame wide banded Shikoro. The mask is an unusual Saru-Men (monkey faced hanpo) also of raw iron with matching wide banded throat defense. Tapered Sode hand in five wide layers down the shoulder, the top bordered with... Click for details

Very Rare! Two Matching Edo period Ashigaru Armor Yoroi

Japanese: Samurai: Armor Pre 1800: item #603979
SAR1968

A very rare find indeed, two early to mid Edo period matching Kashi-gusoku Yoroi from the same armory featuring Momonari Kabuto and Hotoke-Ni-Mai Do decorated with jagged bands of gold. A very impressive set. The sleeves are patterned blue and white hemp. The thumb on one sleeve is missing and the two hinge pins. There are broken strings and damage to the lacquer consistent with age and the fact this armor was handed out to soldiers, likely often for guard duties and escorts, and so did see ... Click for details

ALL MATCHING Edo p. Japanese Samurai Yoroi Armor Kabuto

Japanese: Samurai: Armor Pre 1900: item #581777
SAR1916

A gorgeous Later Edo period black lacquered battle armor featuring a large red crest of three linked hexagons on the chest-plate, and a single red hexagon on the helmet. The suit consists of a Zunari-kabuto with three tiered Shikoro, the lower two tiers of which are lacquered in a lightly brown color. The mask is a wide jawed hanpo with four tier throat defense. The Do is an Okegawa Ni-Mai-Do with six rows of Gessan scales, retaining the original leather liner. The Sangu are all matching on... Click for details