Geschlossener Helm im maximilianischen Dekor, süddeutsch oder Innsbruck um 1515 - photo 1
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Geschlossener Helm im maximilianischen Dekor, süddeutsch oder Innsbruck um 1515 - photo 3

Geschlossener Helm im maximilianischen Dekor, süddeutsch oder Innsbruck um 1515

Lot 79
17.09.2021 11:00UTC +02:00
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AuctioneerLandshuter Rüstkammer GmbH & Co.KG
Event locationGermany, Landshut
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Lot 79 | Geschlossener Helm im maximilianischen Dekor, süddeutsch oder Innsbruck um 1515
Geschlossener Helm im maximilianischen Dekor, süddeutsch oder Innsbruck um 1515. Blank. Einteilig geschmiedete, formschön ausgeführte Glocke mit Riefelung im maximilianischen Dekor. Über der Stirn beginnender, niedriger und in den Nacken laufender, geschnürlter Doppelkamm. Aufschlächtiges, spitz zulaufendes Visier mit Riefelung über den mittels geschnürltem Brechrand geschützten Augenschlitzen, der spitze Nasenbereich mit parallelen Atemschlitzen oberseitig, an den Seiten jeweils 9 Atemlöcher über querlaufenden Sprechschlitzen, am rechten Rand seitlich gefederter Haltebolzen. In Scharnieren gelagertes, seitlich aufklappbares Wangen- und Kinnreff, vorderseitig kurz überlappend und mittels drehbarem Haken gehalten. Der untere Rand von Helm und Wangenstücken wulstartig zur Aufnahme und Drehen im Randring der Halsberge gearbeitet. Eiserne Futternieten. Innenseitig gut sichtbare Hammer- und Schmiedespuren. Z 2 Schön erhaltener, ausdruckstarker Visierhelm mit geringen Altersspuren. Provenienz: aus einer namhaften süddeutschen Industriellensammlung, davor in britischem Besitz. Helme diesen Typs finden sich in mehreren Museumsbeständen, vergleiche Dr. Wegeli, Inventar der Waffensammlung des hist. Museums in Bern, Seite 62. Müller/Kunter, Europäische Helme (Bestand des DHM), Seite 144. Katalog der Leibrüstkammer, KHM Wien, Nr. 108. A very fine South German or Innsbruck close helmet of Maximilian type circa 1520 with one-piece skull with two flat combs for a fluted suit of armour, in very good original condition
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