【 Bronze Battle Camp Cauldron 】 Rice Cooking Cauldron of the Late Yoshimoto Imagawa 　　　　In the possession of an old family, with a matching bag and box Approximate Dimensions: Body Diameter 31cm 　　　　Mouth Diameter 28.5cm 　　　　Maximum Width 33.5cm 　　　　Height 45.3cm Matching Box 37.3 x 34.8cm, Height 50.5cm Weight: Approximately 5.1kg, Approximately 9.5kg including the box Materials: Bronze, Steel, Wood, Lacquer, Cotton, etc. Origin: Japan Era: Sengoku Period Accessories: Matching Box (Wooden, genuine lacquer finish), Matching Bag, Cloth 　　Storage Guarantee Certificate Box Writing: Bronze Battle Camp Cauldron (Rice Cooking Cauldron of the Late Yoshimoto Imagawa) Condition: Verdigris and chloride present on the entire surface of the main body 　The rope-patterned handles are made of quenched forged steel, with rust 　The exterior of the main body, matching box, and matching bag have been cleaned 　The interior of the main body remains as is, including the flaking verdigris 　Scratches on the back of the matching box (see image) 　Color transfer from the dye of the matching bag's braided cord ＜Yoshimoto Imagawa＞ 1519 - 1560 Shugo daimyo and Sengoku daimyo of Suruga Province and Totomi Province The 11th head of the Imagawa clan Related by marriage to Shingen Takeda and Ujiyasu Hojo He is often portrayed as a courtier-like incompetent general because of his flamboyant defeat by Nobunaga Oda at the Battle of Okehazama However, he built the golden age of the Imagawa clan during the Sengoku period ＊Returns are possible if there are any defects in the description. If you wish to have the shipping included (Mercari shipping), please contact us before purchasing. We will change the price to include shipping. 　　　J0524D