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Lot 300729 · Japanese Samurai & Art Treasures Auction
Edo Period, from the Shinshu region, originating within the territory of the Sanada family. Used by
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Estimate: £2,500 – £3,700
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Edo Period, Shinshu Collection, from the Sanada Clan Territory, Used by High-Ranking Samurai, Restored and Repainted Quiver
This piece is a quiver from the Edo period, originating from the Shinshu collection within the Sanada clan territory, used by high-ranking samurai. The quiver is a piece of mounted armor used by samurai of a certain rank, fixed horizontally on the right waist, for holding arrows during combat. Originally finished with black lacquer, due to its age of over 250 years, it has undergone restoration and repainting. Family crests have been hand-painted, and it has been varnished multiple times. The material is from the original object dating back to the mid-Edo period or earlier. The total length is approximately 100 centimeters, and the width is about 13 centimeters.
- Lot
- 300729
- Category
- Collectibles
- Estimate
- £2,500 – £3,700
- Buyer's premium
- 20%
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Item located in: Tondabayashi-Shi, Osaka-Fu
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