A KAWARI KABUTO [HELMET]
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A KAWARI KABUTO [HELMET]

MID-EDO PERIOD (18TH CENTURY)

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A KAWARI KABUTO [HELMET]
Mid-Edo Period (18th Century)
The simple iron bowl extended and modelled in leather to represent a type of eboshi [a soft cloth cap], the top folded down at the back, two scroll designs radiating down from the central ridge on either side, lacquered bright red, the front with a bold demonic shishi [lion] moulded in coloured lacquers, the Hineno-jikoro [close-fitting neck-guard] of kiritsuke-kozane [imitation lamellae] red-lacquered and with alternate rows of red and white kebiki-odoshi [close-spaced lacing]
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VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price plus buyer's premium.

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