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Suji Kabuto with Hanbo dating: Edo Period (1603-1867) provenance: Japan, Heavy iron hachi constructed of six riveted plates, with a segmented copper tehen kanamono. Plain mabezashi with a dark metal maedate depicting a Takarabukuro (宝袋), the Treasure Bag, symbolizing good fortune and abundance, auspicious blessings, and the protection of family prosperity. Five-plate black-lacquered shikoro with kon ito sugake odoshi lacing (damage to the lacquer and losses to the lacing of the lowest plate). Shaped fukigaeshi. SImple hanbo, entirely lacquered in black, with a three-plate yodarekake, also laced in kon ito sugake odoshi style.
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