Spätbronzezeitlicher Helm vom Typ Paks, 13. - 12. Jhdt. v. Chr. - photo 1

Spätbronzezeitlicher Helm vom Typ Paks, 13. - 12. Jhdt. v. Chr.

Lot 63
22.10.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 63 | Spätbronzezeitlicher Helm vom Typ Paks, 13. - 12. Jhdt. v. Chr.
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€ 10 000
Kappenknaufhelm. Aus einem Stück getriebene und verzierte Kalotte aus Bronzeblech. In der Mitte des Scheitels ein gegossener, seitlich eingezogener Knauf. Im Inneren eine Röhre, unten breit ausgezogen, oben mit wulstiger Randlippe. Von der Unterseite her mit einem Niet an der Kalotte befestigt. Die dicke Wandung des Knaufs in Längsrichtung mit zwei gegenüber liegenden Löchern versehen, mittels derer in der Röhre eine Helmzier befestigt werden konnte.
Der untere, ca. 9 cm hohe Abschnitt der Kalotte fast senkrecht und sich nur minimal nach oben verjüngend. Ca. 1 cm oberhalb des glatten Randes eine Reihe von nach innen erfolgten Durchstoßungen im Abstand von ca. 2,5 cm. In vier dieser Durchstoßungen noch Nieten erhalten. Außen flacher Nietkopf über Beilagscheibe (noch drei erhalten), innen der Nietdorn seitlich abgebogen und zu einer Schlaufe gebogen.
Oberhalb des glatten Randes mit Durchstoßungen, vier ringsum verlaufende, horizontale Wülste, darüber nach ca. 2 cm sechs weitere gleichartige Wülste. Über diesem Abschnitt die leicht gewölbte Decke der Kalotte mit acht Kreissegmenten, die oben von vier gebogenen Wülsten abgeschlossen werden. Herrliche dunkelgrüne Patina, die partiell den metallischen Untergrund durchschimmern lässt. Durchmesser am Rand 22 x 18 cm. Höhe ca. 15,5 cm. Nahezu perfekt erhaltenes Prachtexemplar.
Provenienz: Süddeutsche Privatsammlung.
Cap helmet with a knob. Decorated bronze sheet calotte chased of a single piece. A cast knob in the centre of the crest, indented at the sides. Inside a tube, broadly extended at the bottom, with a bulging rim lip at the top. Attached to the calotte from the underside with a rivet. The thick wall of the pommel is provided with two opposite holes in the longitudinal direction, by means of which a helmet decoration could be attached in the tube.
The lower section of the calotte, about 9 cm high, almost vertical and tapering only minimally upwards. Approx. 1 cm above the smooth rim, a series of inward piercings at intervals of approx. 2.5 cm. Rivets still preserved in four of these punctures. On the outside a flat rivet head over a washer (three still preserved), on the inside the mandrel bent to the side and bent into a loop.
Above the smooth rim with piercings four horizontal coils running all around, above them after about 2 cm six more similar coils. Above this section the slightly curved cover of the calotte with eight circular segments terminated at the top by four curved coils. Splendid dark green patina, which partially allows the metallic background to shine through. Diameter at the rim 22 x 18 cm. Height approx. 15,5 cm. Almost perfectly preserved splendid specimen.
Provenance: Southern German private collection.
Auction house category:European Stone and Bronze Age
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