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Gold-Lacquered Small Armor with Two Plates - Edo Period - Leather, Gold Lacquer - 5.58 kg - Armor/Equipment

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Product Details
Product Name: Gold-Lacquered Small Armor with Two Plates

Era: Edo Period

Material: Leather, Gold Lacquer

Included Accessories: Stand sold separately

Condition: Shows signs of wear


Size
Approximately (Height (Overall) × Width (Blade) × Depth (Thickness) cm)

Weight: 5.58 kg
Shipping Details
・Yu-Pack Size 140


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Gold-Lacquered Small Armor with Two Plates - Edo Period - Leather, Gold Lacquer - 5.58 kg - Armor/Equipment

Sold For

350,000 Yen ($2243.59)

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2026-01-21 21:21:45 JST

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Collector Commentary

This gold-lacquered small armor from the Edo Period exemplifies the exquisite craftsmanship of traditional Japanese armor, showcasing the artistry and materials that collectors highly prize. The condition, showing signs of wear, reflects its historical significance, making it a unique addition to any collection focused on authentic Edo artifacts. With a current bid of ¥350,000, this piece sits within the typical market range for rare vintage items, underscoring its value as a cultural heritage collectible sourced directly from Japan. Collectors often seek such historical artifacts for their aesthetic appeal and the rich narrative they carry from Japan's samurai era.