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Chalkidischer Helm, Variante des Typs V, 4. Jhdt. v. Chr.

Lot 4023
06.05.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
Classic
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1416375
Lot 4023 | Chalkidischer Helm, Variante des Typs V, 4. Jhdt. v. Chr.
Chalkidischer Helm, Variante des Typs V, 4. Jhdt. v. Chr.
Bronzehelm, ursprünglich vollflächig verzinnt, die Verzinnung auf Teilflächen noch gut sichtbar. Die Kalotte ist durch einen stumpfen Mittelgrat in zwei Hälften unterteilt und von der unteren Helmwand durch einen deutlichen, nach innen einziehenden Absatz getrennt. Die untere Helmwand an den Ausschnitten für die Augen mit plastisch hervortretenden Bögen versehen, an den Ohrenausschnitten mit einer senkrecht zur Helmwand abstehenden Randleiste. Zwischen den Augenbögen ein verkürztes, nur angedeutetes Nasal. Hinter den Ohrenausschnitten ist die Helmkante beidseitig ca. 6 cm nach unten zu einem abgerundeten Lappen ausgezogen, der hinten in einen bogenförmigen, nach oben ausgezogenen Nackenschutz mit senkrechter Wandung übergeht. Entlang der Kante ist der Rand des Nackenschutzes ca. 5 mm nach außen gestellt. Die Wangenklappen mit geraden Seiten sind unten abgerundet und durch ein fünfgliedriges Scharnier mit der Helmwand verbunden, je zwei Buchsen zu den Wangenklappen gehörig. Oberfläche partiell mit leichten Korrosionsspuren und kleinen Rissen. Geringfügige Ausbrüche auf der Unterseite einer Wangenklappe und am Rand der rechten Hälfte des Nackenschutzes. Ansonsten ausgezeichnet erhaltener, formschöner antiker Helm ohne Fehlstellen und Ergänzungen. Der Helmtyp gehört zu einer regionalen Variante späterer chalkidischer Helme aus dem nördlichen Schwarzmeerraum. Höhe 31,5 cm. Maximale Breite 18,7 cm. Länge 23,5 cm.
A Chalcidian helmet, variant of type V, 4th century B.C.
A Chalcidian helmet, variant of type V, 4th century B.C.
Bronze helmet, originally tinned over its entire surface, the tinning still clearly visible on some areas. The skull is divided into two halves by a blunt central ridge and separated from the lower helmet wall by a distinct, inward-retracting shoulder. The lower helmet wall is provided with protruding arches at the cut-outs for the eyes, while the ear cut-outs have an edge moulding protruding perpendicular to the helmet wall. Between the eye arches a shortened, only hinted at nasal. Behind the ear cut-outs, the edge of the helmet is extended approx. 6 cm downwards on both sides to form a rounded flap, which merges at the back into an arched, upwardly extended neck guard with vertical walls. Along the edge the rim of the neck guard is set approx. 5 mm outwards. The cheek flaps with straight sides are rounded at the bottom and connected to the helmet wall by a five-part hinge, two bushings belonging to each cheek flap. Surface partially with slight traces of corrosion and small cracks. Minor chipping on the underside of one cheek piece and on the edge of the right half of the neck guard. Otherwise an excellently preserved, beautifully shaped antique helmet with no missing parts or additions. The helmet type belongs to a regional variant of later Chalcidian helmets from the northern Black Sea region. Height 31.5 cm. Maximum width 18.7 cm. Length 23.5 cm.
Condition: II -
Place of origin:Ancient Greece
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