Voller Feldharnisch mit offener Sturmhaube, niederdeutsch, um 1600 - photo 1

Voller Feldharnisch mit offener Sturmhaube, niederdeutsch, um 1600

Lot 1154
09.05.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 13 500
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 1154 | Voller Feldharnisch mit offener Sturmhaube, niederdeutsch, um 1600
Estimate value
€ 12 500
Offene Sturmhaube, die zweiteilig geschlagene Kalotte mit hohem, geschnürltem Kamm. Gegrateter Augenschim (am Ansatz repariert) mit fein gebördeltem und geschnürltem Rand. Scharniergelagerte Wangenklappen mit je sechs kleinen Gehörlochungen und ebenfalls gebördeltem und geschnürltem Rand, kurzer Nackenschirm. Umlaufende Futternieten mit Unterlegscheiben aus Messing. Höhe 29 cm.
Im Scharnier zu öffnender Kragen mit gegrateter Vorderplatte. Drei beweglich geschobene Halsreifen mit geflammten Rändern, der oberste mit geschnürltem und gebördeltem Rand, der unterste mit später angesetzter Verlängerung. Gegratete Brustplatte mit schwach ausgeprägtem Tapul, linke Brustseite mit alter Reparatur und Reparaturstelle im Bereich des Tapuls. Leicht ausgestellter unterer Rand mit Befestigungskloben für einen (späteren) Bauchreif. Rückenplatte mit gebördelten und geschnürlten Rändern.
Anhängend zwei jeweils elffach geschobene Oberdiechlinge, die seitlichen Flügel der Kniebuckel (später?) mit getriebenem Blütendekor. Großes Armzeug mit vollen, neunfach geschobenen Schultern. Volle Oberarmröhren mit geschlossenen Meuseln, jeweils mit getriebenem Blütendekor, im Scharnier zu öffnende Unterarmröhren.
Gegratete Panzerhandschuhe mit vierfach geschobenen Handrücken und kräftig geschnürlten Knöchelrippen. Anhängend Daumen- und Fingerschuppen (ergänzt). Spitz zulaufende Stulpen mit gebördelten und geschnürlten Rändern. Das Innere vieler Teile geschwärzt und mit Reparaturen, Belederung erneuert, Höhe (inkl. Ständer) ca. 176 cm.
Feldharnisch in attraktiver, gut restaurierter Qualität. Formschön aus alten Teilen zusammengestellt.
A full suit of German field armour with open burgonet, circa 1600
Open burgonet. The skull forged in two pieces, with a tall, roped comb. Ridged peak (repaired at the base) with a delicately turned and roped edge. Hinged cheek protectors, each with six small pierced openings for hearing, also with a turned and roped edge. Short neck guard. Continuous lining rivets underlaid with brass discs. Height 29 cm.
The gorget opening on a hinge, with a ridged breast plate. The neck guard sliding on three articulated lames with undulating edges. The uppermost lame with a roped and turned edge, the lowest lame extended at a later date. The ridged breastplate drawn out to a slight central point, old repairs on the left side of the breast near the medial projection. The lower edge flaring slightly with fastening bolts for a (later) fauld. The matching backplate with roped and turned flanges.The attached cuisses each sliding on eleven lames, the lateral wings of the poleyns possibly of later date, with chased floral decoration. Large arm defences, the full pauldrons sliding on nine lames. Full rerebraces with closed couters, both with chased floral decoration. The vambraces opening on a hinge. Ridged gauntlets with metacarpi sliding on four lames. The knuckle ridges with pronounced roped flanges. Attached thumb and finger scales (later replacements). The cuffs tapering to a point, with roped and turned flanges. The underside of many components blackened and repaired, the leather lining renewed. Height (incl. pedestal) approx. 176 cm.
The suit of armour for the field in attractive, well restored quality. Beautifully assembled from old components.
Condition: II -
Auction house category:Protective weapons
Address of auction Hermann Historica
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