Getriebene und vergoldete Parade-Sturmhaube im Stil der Renaissance, Mailand, um 1860 - photo 1

Getriebene und vergoldete Parade-Sturmhaube im Stil der Renaissance, Mailand, um 1860

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Auction dateClassic
26.10.2022 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3159 | Getriebene und vergoldete Parade-Sturmhaube im Stil der Renaissance, Mailand, um 1860
Einteilig geschlagene, eiserne Kalotte mit in einem Stück gearbeitetem Augen- und Nackenschirm. Umlaufend fein gekehlte Futternieten, die Ränder fein gebördelt und geschnürlt. Wangenklappen fehlen. Reicher, ganzflächig getriebener Dekor, der Grund mit Resten von Vergoldung. Auf der Kalotte beidseitig die Darstellung von Herkules, eine Fackel haltend, im Kampf mit der Hydra von Lerna, auf der Vorderseite Herkules im Kampf mit dem nemeischen Löwen. Der hohe Kamm, Augen- und Nackenschirm mit erhabenen Portraitkartuschen zwischen Trophäendekor. Höhe 30 cm.
Hochwertige Arbeit des frühen Historismus.
One-piece iron skull with incorporated peak and neck guard. Surrounded by finely fluted lining rivets, the edges finely turned and roped, the cheek-pieces missing. Richly decorated with embossed designs, the ground with traces of gold-plating. Depicted on both sides of the skull Hercules holding a torch and fighting the Lernean Hydra, respectively, on the obverse Hercules fighting the Nemean Lion. The tall comb, peak, and neck guard with raised portrait cartouches set between trophies. Height 30 cm.
A superb piece dating from the age of early historism.
Auction house category:Protective weapons
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