剃刀のコレクターの皆さまはぜひご覧ください。この商品は、日本で最も古いタイプの剃刀です。
日本の剃刀は、侍や僧侶の髪を剃るものでもあったので、刀と同じぐらいに貴重なものでした。
さらに、見事な漆塗りの箱がセットになっています。この箱は、漆塗りの中でも最高品質です。
箱には家紋がデザインされてます。
剃刀には播磨守(はりまもり)の刻印があり、おそらく、現在の兵庫県姫路市の姫路城にいた
将軍家が所有していたものと思います。
年代は、今から200～300年前の17世紀に作られたものと推測します
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- Posted at 15 May 2016 at 09:49
If you are a collector of razors, please take a look. This product has the oldest type of razors in Japan.
Japanese razors were used to shave hair of samurai or monks, so they were as valuable as swords.
Furthermore, this comes with a beautiful lacquered box, which is among the best quality in lacquering.
The box has a family crest design.
The razor has an engraved mark of Hamamori (the governor of Harima Province), and it would indicate that a samurai of the shogun family who lived in Himeji Castle in current Himeji city, Hyogo Prefecture may have owned the razor.
It is estimated that the razor was made in the 17th century, 200 to 300 years ago.
Japanese razors were used to shave hair of samurai or monks, so they were as valuable as swords.
Furthermore, this comes with a beautiful lacquered box, which is among the best quality in lacquering.
The box has a family crest design.
The razor has an engraved mark of Hamamori (the governor of Harima Province), and it would indicate that a samurai of the shogun family who lived in Himeji Castle in current Himeji city, Hyogo Prefecture may have owned the razor.
It is estimated that the razor was made in the 17th century, 200 to 300 years ago.
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- Posted at 15 May 2016 at 09:47
Please take a good look if you are razor collectors. This product is the oldest type of the razor in Japan.
Japanese razors were designed to shave the hair of samurai warriors and monks,
and they were as precious as swords.
And a beautifully lacquered box is in the set. This box prizes the highest quality.
On the box is a family crest.
The razor has an inscription of the Harima-mori, believed to have been owned
by a samurai warrior family living in the Himeji Castle, which is located
the current Himeji City.
It is estimated that the razor was produced in the 17th century, 200 to 300 years ago.
Japanese razors were designed to shave the hair of samurai warriors and monks,
and they were as precious as swords.
And a beautifully lacquered box is in the set. This box prizes the highest quality.
On the box is a family crest.
The razor has an inscription of the Harima-mori, believed to have been owned
by a samurai warrior family living in the Himeji Castle, which is located
the current Himeji City.
It is estimated that the razor was produced in the 17th century, 200 to 300 years ago.
日本の鍛冶文化や漆塗りの文化を伝える美術品なので、博物館に保管されてもおかしくはありません。
販売価格は若干、高いですが、おそらく将来的に手に入るチャンスはないと思います。
それだけ価値がある商品です。
剃刀は専門的な刃物職人に刃先が研いでありますが、古いものなので切れ味はあまりよくないので、
あくまでコレクション用としてご理解ください。
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注目! 17世紀の日本の将軍が所有していた剃刀と漆塗りの箱
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- Posted at 15 May 2016 at 10:00
As it is an art work to pass down Japanese blacksmith and lacquerware cultures, it is not strange to stored in the museum.
Though the sales price is a little high, probably, there is not opportunity to obtain it in the future.
That means how valuable the item is.
The cutting edge is sharpened by the blade professional cutlery craftsman. As this is an old item, it does not have a sharp cut. I appreciate your understanding to use it as a collection.
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(Catalogue)
Attention. A razor, a possession of a Japanese Shogun in the 17th century and the lacquerware box
Though the sales price is a little high, probably, there is not opportunity to obtain it in the future.
That means how valuable the item is.
The cutting edge is sharpened by the blade professional cutlery craftsman. As this is an old item, it does not have a sharp cut. I appreciate your understanding to use it as a collection.
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(Catalogue)
Attention. A razor, a possession of a Japanese Shogun in the 17th century and the lacquerware box
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- Posted at 15 May 2016 at 09:55
Because it is the artworks conveying Japanese blacksmith and lacquering cultures it would not be strange to be kept even in a museum.
The sale price is slightly high, but I think that probably there would not be a chance to obtain them in the future.
It is a valuable product so much.
As for the razor, the edge of the blade was sharpened by the expert knife craftsman, but note that it is old and not sharp enough, and take it as the
collection item.
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(Title)
Attention! A razor and the lacquered box that a Japanese general owned in the 17th century.
The sale price is slightly high, but I think that probably there would not be a chance to obtain them in the future.
It is a valuable product so much.
As for the razor, the edge of the blade was sharpened by the expert knife craftsman, but note that it is old and not sharp enough, and take it as the
collection item.
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(Title)
Attention! A razor and the lacquered box that a Japanese general owned in the 17th century.
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- Posted at 15 May 2016 at 09:53
It is no wonder that this razor is exhibited in a museum as it is an artcraft
that shows the culture of blacksmith and lacquer technique.
Slightly expensive as the price is, we are sure you will never have another chance to obtain it.
This is so priceless.
While a professional cutlery expert has sharpened the edge, please keep in mind that this is
intended as a collection item as it does not have great sharpness.
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(The Title)
Attention! A Razor and Lacquered Box Owned by a Japanese Samurai Warrior in
the 17th Century
that shows the culture of blacksmith and lacquer technique.
Slightly expensive as the price is, we are sure you will never have another chance to obtain it.
This is so priceless.
While a professional cutlery expert has sharpened the edge, please keep in mind that this is
intended as a collection item as it does not have great sharpness.
--
(The Title)
Attention! A Razor and Lacquered Box Owned by a Japanese Samurai Warrior in
the 17th Century
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- Posted at 15 May 2016 at 09:58
This is a work of art conveying the Japanese blacksmith culture and lacquering culture, so it would not be strange if it were one of the museum collections.
The selling price is a little high, but there is probably no another chance to get this in the future.
This is worth that much.
The tip of the razor has been sharpen by a razor expert, but it is dull due to its age.
Please treat it as a collectable item.
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(Title)
Attention! Razor with a lacquered box owned by a Japanese shogun in the 17th century.
The selling price is a little high, but there is probably no another chance to get this in the future.
This is worth that much.
The tip of the razor has been sharpen by a razor expert, but it is dull due to its age.
Please treat it as a collectable item.
--
(Title)
Attention! Razor with a lacquered box owned by a Japanese shogun in the 17th century.
