Schwarzweißer Halbharnisch mit geätzten Rändern, süddeutsch, um 1560 - photo 1

Schwarzweißer Halbharnisch mit geätzten Rändern, süddeutsch, um 1560

Lot 3196
16.05.2024 13:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3196 | Schwarzweißer Halbharnisch mit geätzten Rändern, süddeutsch, um 1560
Schwarzweißer Halbharnisch mit geätzten Rändern, süddeutsch, um 1560
Sturmhaube mit zweiteilig gearbeiteter Kalotte und hohem gebördelten Rand. An der linken Helmseite, Kamm und Kalotte große Metallaufspleißungen mit abgelösten Metallschichten. Spitz zulaufender Augen- und Nackenschirm mit gebördeltem Rand, im Scharnier gelagerte Wangenklappen. Schulterkrebs mit gegrateter Brustplatte. Zwei Halsreife mit kräftigem Brechrand, die vordere Hälfte des unteren Halsreifs fehlt. Fünffach geschobene Schulterkrebse, ein Geschübe am rechten Arm alt ergänzt. Kräftig gegratete Brustplatte mit leichtem Tapul. Die beweglich geschobenen Armeinsätze und der obere Rand mit kräftigen, nach innen geschlagenen und geschnürten Brechrändern. Drei anhängende, beweglich geschobene Bauchreife, die fünffach geschobenen Tassetten mit gebördeltem und geschürltem Rand. Rückenplatte mit kräftig gewölbten Schulterblättern sowie vernieteten Seitenplatten und Gesäßreif. Die linke Seitenplatte geknickt und eingerissen. Alle Teile geschwärzt, die blanken Zierstreifen ganzflächig mit fein geätztem Rankendekor. Belederung zum Großteil erneuert, teils defekt. Auf modernem Ständer montiert. Höhe ca. 125 cm.
Aus alten Teilen im Historismus zusammengestellter Harnisch. Die Ätzung der Zierstreifen lässt verschiedene Handschriften erkennen. Während Brustplatte und Rücken vermutlich original geätzten Zierdekor des 16. Jhdts. aufweisen, sind die Zierätzungen der übrigen Harnischteile wohl Hinzufügungen des 19. Jhdts.
A South German black and white half armour with etched bands for a man-at-arms, circa 1560
A South German black and white half armour with etched bands for a man-at-arms, circa 1560
The skull of the burgonet forged in two pieces with a high, turned edge. Major areas of splaying with detached metal layers on the left side of the helmet, comb and skull. The peak and neck guard tapering to a point, the flange turned under. Hinged cheek pieces. Shoulder defence with ridged breastplate. Two neck lames with prominent flanged edges, the front half of the lower lame has been lost. Shoulder defences sliding on five lames, one lame on the right arm an old replacement. Breastplate with a prominent ridge, drawn out to a slight central point. The articulated arm gussets and the upper edge with pronounced, roped flanges struck inwards. The faulds of three articulated lames still attached, the tassets sliding on five lames with a turned and roped edge. Backplate with distinctly domed shoulder blades, riveted side plates and culet. The left side plate dented and torn. All parts blackened, the polished linear ornaments entirely covered in delicate etched tendrils. Most of the leather lining renewed, damaged in places. Mounted on a modern stand. Height circa 125 cm.
Historicism suit of armour, assembled from old parts. The etching of the linear ornaments indicating a variety of styles. While the breastplate and backplate show the presumably original 16th century etched embellishment, the decoration on the other components was probably added during the 19th century.
Condition: II -
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