Armour (1) - Japan - 1800-1850 Edo Period (1600-1868)
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A gold maki-e lacquer samurai saddle (kura) from Japan’s Edo period (circa 1800–1850), crafted in wood with a dense gold-lacquered floral background and a Takeda clan four-diamond crest, measuring 28 cm high by 41 cm wide by 38 cm deep, with provenance from Gallery/antique dealer and in good condition as described.
| Height | 28 cm |
|---|---|
| Width | 41 cm |
| Material | Gold, Lacquer, Wood |
| Origin | Japan |
| Condition | Good condition, see description |
| Depth | 38 cm |
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