Japanese Antique Pair of Inlaid Abumi (Stirrups)

Japanese Antique Pair of Inlaid Abumi (Stirrups)
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Japanese Antique Pair of Inlaid Abumi (Stirrups)

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Japanese
Period

Pre 1900

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Pair of Japanese antique abumi (horse riding stirrups), made of iron with silver inlay all over in beautiful designs of vines and leaves, the bottom of each stirrup is decorated with a bamboo motif, the foot areas are lacquered black, each abumi is inlaid with writing: Kaga Ishikawa Prefecture, Mori Hei Saku (artist’s name and “signed by”) lived in Komaki. Edo Period (18th century).
Size of each: 9 1/2″ high x 11 1/2″ long x 5″ wide.

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Pair of Japanese antique abumi (horse riding stirrups), made of iron with silver inlay all over in beautiful designs of vines and leaves, the bottom of each stirrup is decorated with a bamboo motif, the foot areas are lacquered black, each abumi is inlaid with writing: Kaga Ishikawa Prefecture, Mori Hei Saku (artist’s name and “signed by”) lived in Komaki. Edo Period (18th century).
Size of each: 9 1/2″ high x 11 1/2″ long x 5″ wide.

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Japanese
Period

Pre 1900

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