Nasalhelm vom Typus "Krasnodar", nordöstliches Schwarzmeergebiet, spätes 8. bis 9. Jhdt. - photo 1

Nasalhelm vom Typus "Krasnodar", nordöstliches Schwarzmeergebiet, spätes 8. bis 9. Jhdt.

Lot 50
06.05.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 6 000
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 50 | Nasalhelm vom Typus "Krasnodar", nordöstliches Schwarzmeergebiet, spätes 8. bis 9. Jhdt.
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€ 6 000
Kalotte aus acht lanzettförmigen Segmenten mit profilierten Seiten zusammengesetzt. Je vier mit seitlichen Ausschnitten und vier mit seitlichen Wölbungen. An den Überlappungen der passend verteilten Segmente durch Nieten mit runden Köpfen verbunden. Die Spitze durch einen Konus überstülpt, der am unteren Rand durch Niete mit spitzen Köpfen mit der Kalotte verbunden ist. Der Konus endet in einer vierkantigen Röhre zur Aufnahme einer Helmzier. Auf der Vorderseite ein Nasal mit seichtem Mittelknick und dünnen, leicht geschwungenen "Brauenbögen". Um den unteren Rand des Helmes herum im Abstand von 5 - 6 cm Löcher, wohl zur Befestigung einer Brünne. Höhe ohne Nasal ca. 26,5 cm, mit Nasal ca. 32 cm. Breite 21 cm, Länge 23 cm. Ausgesprochen formschöner, frühmittelalterlicher Helm der Schwarzmeerregion. Das namensgebende Exemplar besprochen bei Kainov, "The Helmet from Krasnodar Territory" in: K. Maksymiuk & G. Karamian, "Crowns, hats, turbans and helmets. The headgear in Iranian history. Volume I: Pre-Islamic Period", 2017.
Provenienz: Spanische Privatsammlung. Erworben 2021 im englischen Kunsthandel. Zuvor bis 2018 im belgischen Kunsthandel, aus einer österreichischen Privatsammlung (70er bis 90er Jahre).
A nasal helmet of the "Krasnodar" type, North-Eastern Black Sea region, late 8th to 9th century
Calotte composed of eight lancet-shaped segments with profiled sides. Four each with lateral cutouts and four each with lateral bulges. Joined at the overlaps of the suitably distributed segments by rivets with round heads. The top surmounted by a cone connected to the calotte at the lower edge by rivets with pointed heads. The cone ends in a square tube to hold a crest. On the front, a nasal with a shallow central bend and thin, slightly curved "brow arches". Holes around the lower rim of the helmet at intervals of 5 - 6 cm, probably for attaching mail. Height without nasal ca. 26.5 cm, with nasal ca. 32 cm. Width 21 cm, length 23 cm. A beautifully shaped early medieval helmet from the Black Sea region. The eponymous example discussed in Kainov, "The Helmet from Krasnodar Territory" in: K. Maksymiuk & G. Karamian, "Crowns, hats, turbans and helmets. The headgear in Iranian history. Volume I: Pre-Islamic Period", 2017.
Provenance: Spanish private collection. Acquired in 2021 in the English art trade. Previously in the Belgian art trade until 2018, from an Austrian private collection (70s to 90s).
Condition: II
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