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Schwarz-weißer knechtischer Halbharnisch, süddeutsch, um 1560

Lot 1137
27.05.2021 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 25 000
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 1137 | Schwarz-weißer knechtischer Halbharnisch, süddeutsch, um 1560
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€ 24 000
Schwarz-weißer knechtischer Halbharnisch, süddeutsch, um 1560
Sturmhaube mit zweiteilig gearbeiteter Kalotte. Hoher, geschnürlter Kamm, spitz zulaufender Augenschirm mit gebördeltem und geschnürltem Rand. Im Scharnier anhängende Wangenklappen. Im Scharnier zu öffnender Kragen mit leicht gegrateter Vorderplatte. Zwei beweglich geschobene Halsreife mit kräftig gebördeltem und geschnürltem Brechrand. Seitlich klappbare Zapfen zum Halten der Schulterriemen. Sechsfach geschobenes Oberarmzeug mit gebördeltem und geschnürltem Rand. Das Abschlussblech des rechten Armes gebrochen und restauriert. Kräftig gegratete Brustplatte mit leichtem Tapul (Reparaturstelle im Messinglot) und beweglich geschobenen Armeinsätzen. Kräftige, nach innen umgeschlagene und geschnürlte Brechränder. Drei beweglich geschobene Bauchreife, die sechsfach geschobenen Tassetten mit gebördeltem und geschnürltem Abschluss. Zugehörige Rückenplatte mit deutlich ausgeformten Schulterblattbuckeln und gebördelten und geschnürlten Rändern. Anhängende Schulterriemen mit vernieteten Panzerblechen. Alle Teile zusammengehörig und mit identisch getriebenem Dekor aus feinen eingetieften Zierstreifen und umlaufendem schwarz-weißen Mäanderband (laufender Hund). Originale Schnallen, die Belederung teils erneuert. Höhe 94 cm.

Zustand: II -
A South German black and white half armour for a man-at-arms, circa 1560
The skull of the burgonet forged in two pieces. High roped comb, the tapering peak with a finely turned and roped edge. The attached cheek pieces opening on a hinge. The gorget opening on a hinge, with a lightly ridged breast plate. Two-lame neck guard, with a prominent, roped and turned flange. Folding bolts on the sides to hold the shoulder straps. Rerebraces sliding on six lames with a turned and roped edge. The outer lame of the right arm broken and restored. Breastplate with pronounced ridge and slight medial projection (repaired with brass solder), the gussets moving on sliding rivets. The prominent, roped flanges struck inwards. The faulds of three articulated lames, the tassets sliding on six lames with a turned and roped edge. The matching backplate with pronounced bosses on the shoulder blades and turned and roped edges. Attached shoulder straps with riveted armour plates. All parts matching and with identical chased décor of finely inset, decorative lines and surrounding band of meander ornament in black and white (running dog). Original buckles, the leather covering partly replaced. Height 94 cm.

Condition: II -
Auction house category:Protective weapons
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