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A 19th century silver cream jug of helmet shape having repoussee floral decoration and flying C-scroll handle, weight 15.2oz

An early 20th century mahogany oval swing dressing mirror, together with a copper helmet shaped coal scuttle, pair of hand bellows, pair of brass fire dogs, and a bookslide (6)

A VERY RARE 1878 PATTERN BRITISH FOREIGN SERVICE HELMET WITH COVER, the inside with maker's label 'Ellwood & Son, London' and 'For India', complete with its original pagri and top button, evidence of badge mounting holes behind pagri at front with chinstrap absent. The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.Helmet shell and pagri intact with some staining. This early pattern, intended for India, of reinforced straw construction with no crushing often experienced with the cork variant. The rim band secure and complete with the detachable cover in very good order with all stitching intact.

A 1878 PATTERN FOREIGN SERVICE HELMET, with evidence of a badge having been mounted to front, Pagri intact and complete, the body having been blancoed, the sweatband missing. No liner. The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.As stated, the sweatband absent as is the chinstrap and its fittings. The cork body bruised but stable with the internal liner in good order.

A 1916 PATTERN RIMMED BRITISH STEEL HELMET, with original liner and leather chinstrap and bearing a Divisional/Brigade identification of three red horizontal stripes to each side. Manufacturer's mark to underside of rim HS 351 (Hadfield Ltd., Sheffield) The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.In very good overall condition with minor surface rust to shell. The rim complete and firmly attached as is the top rivet. Liner detached at one point but complete with upper scrim frayed, the leather chinstrap and metal buckles complete and in good order.

TWO ROYAL MARINES CEREMONIAL PITH HELMETS, complete with ball tops (2)   The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.Both in very good condition, named interiors, linings intact with helmet plates and chinstraps absent.

A POST 1902 OFFICERS' PATTERN GILT AND SILVER-PLATE HELMET PLATE, for the home service helmet of The Duke of Wellington's (West Riding) Regiment.The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.Some gilt worn, the whole in need of a polish. All fittings original and intact. 

A NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS' PATTERN CEREMIONAL HELMET OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN REGIMENT, of Wolseley pattern with bright red pagri and bi-metal helmet plate, complete with spike and chin chain. The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.In very good condition throughout, the interior marked with the name of a colour sergeant of the regiment. 

A 1861-68 SHAKO PLATE, A 1869-78 SHAKO PLATE AND A FIRST PATTERN 1878-81 HELMET PLATE, all to the 75th Regiment of Foot, all lugs absent. (3)  The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.The plates themselves well struck and in good order - each one missing its lugs.

AN OVAL SECTION JAPANNED TIN FOR AN OFFICERS' SOLAR TOPEE PITH HELMET, with hinged lid to top and bearing the maker's name Allybhoy Vullijee and Sons Mooltan, complete with carrying handle. Owner's name stencilled in white 'J C Midford'.The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.In excellent condition overall, the securing hasp present and functioning, the hinge sound. Of sturdy construction so no dents, the brass locking hasp being of durable quality, the key absent.

A large quantity of silver plate to include trays, candlesticks, coaster, spoons, sugar helmet, boxed fish eaters, knives, cake forks etc.Condition ReportAll pieces in good condition apart from some surface scratches in places.

A WW II Italian Military helmet. Condition ReportLots of paint wear, surface rust. Chin strap dried with cracks to leather. Painted initials inside helmet. Chin strap broken, held together with string. 

Helmschnecke / Cassis cornuta mit Kammé der Minerva / Athena, Italien, 19.Jh., fein geschnitztes Porträt der Göttin mit Helm, seitlich von einer Schlange geziert und mit Federschmuck, Muschelrand alt bestoßen, 18*14*13cm Helmet conch shell/ cassis cornuta with crest of Minerva / Athena, Italy, 19th c., finely carved portrait of the goddess with helmet, adorned by a snake on the side and with feather decoration, shell rim old bumped, 18*14*13cm

Winterschlacht im Osten 1941/42, Medaille am Band, Zink, mit versilbertem Rand und Stahlhelm, D.ca.40mm; AltersspurenWinter Battle in the East 1941/42, medal on ribbon, zinc, with silvered rim and steel helmet, d.approx.40mm; traces of age

Copper Ware, Coal helmet 42cms h, square copper kettle 22cms square and a small brass watering can. Condition ReportCoal helmet missing back handle. All items unpolished. 

London Fire Brigade Helmet, 1972, medium size 7 1/8.Condition ReportDamage to leather chin strap, overall in a good condition. 

A large helmet plate of the 2d Gloster Bristol Engineer Volunteers, circa 1900

After Jean de Boulogne - known as Giambologna (1529-1608) - A pair of  antique 19th Century bronze model statues in the forms of Mercury and Fortuna. Both portrayed as nude with Fortuna having small drape across her loins and Mercury having a winged pegasus helmet and winged ankles. Both stood upon open mouthed cherub mask and wheel. Raised on Sienna marble pedestal bases. Measures approx; 33cm tall.

A Czechoslovakian Army helmet painted in Russian colours

Second World War fighter pilot's dark brown leather helmet, inner label reading '1940 Made by H.Bednall, Walsall, No4' Condition: Signs of wear in various places to the helmet, small spits/tear in places with some stains most noticeably possibly white paint stains, some tears present where the ear flaps meet the main body, please check extra images provided prior to bidding. **Due to current lockdown conditions, bidders are unable to view lots in this online-only sale. Please therefore read the following: As this is a sale of second-hand and antique items, bidders should expect items to exhibit general wear and tear commensurate with age and use unless otherwise stated. Please carefully examine the images as they form part of the overall condition. Clevedon Salerooms are happy to provide further detailed information on request, if received by email or telephone at least 24 hours prior to the sale. The mention of a specific flaw or fault does not automatically mean that no other faults exist. Reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are a general assessment, not a forensic survey. Further category-specific condition information can be found in our Standard Terms and Conditions. The placing of a bid by you is taken by us as an indication that you have read, understood and agreed to these terms.

A World War One German Uhulan black leather helmet with brass badge, missing rosettes and strap, height 16cm.

Various pre-1950s movie props, to include a replica painted fibre glass Renaissance style helmet and a Celtic shield, S/D.

A replica Roman centurions helmet prop from the film Gladiator, complete with cheek pieces, height 25cm.

Militaria : WWI army helmet with inner - in good condition

Queens Own Rifles of Canada Badge Grouping, consisting of officers and other ranks Victorian helmet plates, both with lug fittings to the reverse. Accompanied by two white metal Victorian cap badges. (4 items)

Mixed Selection of British Military Badges, including valise badge, volunteer artillery pouch badge in form of field gun, other ranks Royal Jersey Light Infantry helmet plate centre, The Welsh Regiment other ranks helmet plate centre, Victorian Light Infantry brooched pagri badge, plus various cap and collar badges of various regiments. Various conditions and periods. (31 items)

2x Victorian Other Ranks Home Service Helmet Plates, being universal pattern plates with regimental centres for South Staffordshire regiment and Liverpool regiment. Both with loop fixings to the reverse. (2 items) *This item has been imported from outside the EU, VAT on Imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price.

2x Victorian Other Ranks Home Service Helmet Plates, being universal pattern backing plates with regimental centres for the Hampshire regiment and Devonshire regiment. The Hampshire regiment is missing the loops from the reverse but the Devonshire is in good condition. (2 items) *This item has been imported from outside the EU, VAT on Imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price.

Victorian 17th (Duke of Cambridge’s Own) Officers Lance Cap in Named Tin, leather bodied helmet with gilt braid and bullion wire to the peak. Helmet has Victorian period officers lance cap plate to the front. Lion head side bosses with blue velvet backed scaled chin chain. White cloth mortar board top with thick bullion wire cord running diagonally from each corner. Bullion embroidered officers plume socket holder with VR cipher to the centre. Helmet is complete with an original white swan feather plume having gilt metal socket fitting. Interior is missing its sweatband and has a red cloth lining fitted. The helmet is housed in a metal storage tin with original name plaque which is engraved “C A Warner Esq 17th Lancers”. A label inside the tin states that Captain Warner was severely wounded at Strydfontein on 2nd December 1900. The lance cap in our opinion has got some restored, replaced and cleaned parts.

British Officers Lance Cap of Stafford Vere Hotchkin 21st Empress of India Lancers, superb untouched example of an officers lance cap from the early transitional period between Queen Victoria and Edward VII. The helmet body remains in very good condition with bullion wire braiding to the peak. Gilt metal lion head side bosses and leather backed linked chin chains. To the centre of the helmet is an original two piece officers lance cap plate with battle honours and regimental title. French grey cloth mortar board top with thick bullion wire cord running diagonally from each corner. Bullion embroidered plume socket with VR cipher to the centre. The helmet is complete with its original white feather plume with gilt metal socket fitting. Interior of the helmet has the original leather sweatband but the cloth lining is now absent. Helmet is housed in the original storage tin which has brass name plate to the lid engraved, “Stafford Hotchkin Esq 21st (E of I) Lancers”. Very good untouched example showing a nice patina. Stafford Vere Hotchkin was born in 1876. He was known for being a land owner, High Sheriff of Rutland and for a brief period was a Conservative member of parliament. During WW1 he was awarded the Military Cross whilst serving with the Royal Horse Artillery / Royal Field Artillery. He was most famous however for his design of golf courses, most famously the course at Woodhall Spa Golf Club. He died on 8th August 1953.

Bedfordshire Imperial Yeomanry Officers Lance Cap, fine example of the black leather bodied officers lance cap fitted with silver gilt officers helmet plate with crowned Imperial eagle with castle to centre of chest, enclosed in laurel and oakleaves wreath. Velvet backed officers chinstrap and gilt metal lion head side bosses. Black ribbed cloth to the sides of the mortar board with patent leather top. Gilt metal roped plume socket with plain button. Helmet is complete with a black feather plume with gilt socket mount. Interior with leather sweatband and cloth lining. Carter & Co details to the interior crown. Generally a good example.

Great War Hood Battalion Royal Naval Division Steel Helmet Shell, good untouched example of a 1st pattern steel helmet with raw edge. Heavy rough textured finish to the exterior of the shell with remains of black painted insignia of the Hood battalion to both sides. The shell is stamped with H over S and 231. Chinstrap posts with split rivets and part of the original leather chinstrap remains. Some rusting and wear.

Great War Naval Division Steel Helmet, interesting example of a 2nd pattern brodie helmet with trim to the helmet edge. The shell has a thick dark paint finish and a painted white anchor to the centre. Split pin rivets to the chinstrap mounts and remains of the leather strap but no liner system. Painted to the inside is “3748”, possibly a service number. Good untouched shell.

Great War Attributed Welsh Regiment Marked Brodie Helmet, good example of a 2nd pattern steel helmet with trim to the helmet edge. Painted to the centre of the helmet is a regimental insignia, which appears to be Prince of Wales plumes to the centre of a circle, but this is worn and not that clear. Helmet is complete with its original oilskin liner, underside is inked “R. J. REED 75826”. Helmet shows heavy wear and pitting etc. Good untouched example. 75826 Private Robert J Reed, Welsh Regiment.

WW1 French Infantry Adrian Pattern Steel Combat Helmet, an original example with flaming grenade badge to the front, original chinstrap and original two tone leather liner system. The shell has been re-painted in a thick horizon blue paint finish.

WW1 Italian Adrian Pattern Steel Combat Helmet, good example of an Italian Adrian pattern helmet as worn during WW1 with green paint finish and painted insignia of the 16th Italian Infantry regiment, crown over “16”. Helmet has the original brown leather sweatband and black leather liner tongues. Brown leather chinstrap still fitted. Some surface rusting but generally a good example. Italian examples are not that easy to find.

WW2 British Camouflaged Steel Combat Helmet, fine untouched example retaining a thick crusted camouflaged paint finish to the exterior of the shell. Helmet is complete with the original liner and webbing chinstrap. Liner is maker marked BMB and dated 1939. Helmet shows expected service wear but is generally a good example.

WW2 Royal Armoured Corps (R.A.C) Steel Helmet, good example of the special pattern combat helmet issued to Royal Armoured Corps crews with green paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Original 1941 dated liner system and webbing chinstrap. Exterior paint possibly later re-applied.

WW2 British Steel Combat Helmet, example with a army green overpaint finish and fitted with a camouflaged net. Interior retains its liner system and webbing chinstrap. The liner is marked and dated 1941.

WW2 British Military Police Steel Combat Helmet, good example of a standard pattern British steel combat helmet which retains much of its original light brown combat paint finish to the exterior of the shell. Central red band and red on black “MP” to the centre. Helmet is complete with its original liner system and webbing chinstrap. Liner made by Vero and dated 1938

WW2 British Army Steel Combat Helmet with Full Gas Hood Cover, superb untouched example of the standard British steel combat helmet which retains the original gas protection cover with neck flap still fitted to the shell. Interior of the helmet retains the original 1938 dated liner system and webbing chinstrap.

WW2 British Army Steel Combat Helmet with Gas Curtain, superb example of a standard pattern WW2 British combat helmet retaining much of the original paint finish to the shell. The helmet is fitted with an original gas curtain protection to the brim and neck flap with brass studs. Interior of the helmet has the original liner system dated 1938 and webbing chinstrap.

WW2 British Home Front Gas Identification Officer Steel Helmet, fine example of a standard pattern British steel helmet with nearly all of its yellow overpaint finish to the exterior and black stencilled “G I O” to centre of both sides. Helmet is complete with its original 1940 dated liner system and webbing chinstrap.

WW2 British Home Front Head Warden’s Steel Helmet, white overpaint steel helmet with black rank diamond and “W” to the centre of both sides. Complete with the original 1939 dated liner and webbing chinstrap. Some light wear and areas of white overpaint missing but generally a good example.

WW2 British Home Front EKCO Fire Brigade Steel Helmet, good example retaining much of the original paint finish to the shell. To the centre is original decal for the EKCO fire brigade in the form of red flaming grenade with scroll below. Three drill holes to the brim. Complete with the original liner and webbing chinstrap. Liner system dated 1940. Ekco were Southend-on-Sea radion manufacturers

Middlesex County Council Home Front Steel Helmet, standard pattern British steel helmet with black overpaint finish and decal in the form of crest of Middlesex and “M.C.C” below. Complete with the original liner and webbing chinstrap. Liner system dated 1938.

Rare WW2 British Air Raid Warden’s Helmet with Finchley Urban District Council Decal, fine example of a standard pattern civilian steel helmet with the original black paint finish to the exterior of the shell. Original stencilled “W” to the centre and decal for the Finchley Urban District Council. Interior of the helmet has the olive issue paint finish. Original liner system dated 1938 and webbing chinstrap.

WW2 British National Fire Service Company Officers Western No 1 District (Scotland) Steel Helmet, fine example with light khaki overpaint finish with original NFS decal to the front, rim with decal “WESTERN No1” and painted red central rank band. Interior with the original liner system and webbing chinstrap. The liner is dated 1939. Overall a very good example.

WW2 Party Leaders First Aid Party (F.A.P) Steel Helmet, very good example of a standard pattern British steel helmet with white overpaint finish, black rank diamond and underneath “F.A.P”. Complete with the original liner and webbing chinstrap. The liner is stamped “HELMETS LTD 1939”. Generally a good condition example.

WW2 British Private Factory Fire Brigade / National Fire Service Steel Helmet, good example retaining the original olive green paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. To the centre is original NFS decal and painted around this decal is “M.S. & H F.B.”. Helmer is complete with the original liner system and webbing chinstrap. Very good overall condition.

WW2 British Home Front Heavy Rescue London Salvage Company Steel Helmet, white painted civil defence steel helmet with crudely black painted “H.R LONDON SALVAGE Co”. Some chipping to the exterior paint. Interior with the original black paint, shell being stamped “BMB N56 1941”. Original liner system which is dated 1941 and webbing chinstrap.

WW2 British National Fire Service Company Officers Steel Helmet, fine example having a light khaki over paint finish to the exterior with a thick painted red central band and a metal NFS cap badge affixed to the centre. Interior of the helmet retains the original green paint finish, liner system and webbing chinstrap. The shell is dated 1939 and the liner system 1938. Good example.

WW2 British Home Front Palladium Fire Squad Steel Helmet, blue grey painted British helmet shell with four drill holes to the brims. Painted to the centre in white, “PALLADIUM FIRE SQUAD”. Interior has a foam lining band but no liner or chinstrap. Believed to be worn at the London Palladium theatre.

Scarce WW2 British Home Front Emergency Hospital Scheme Stretcher Bearers Steel Helmet, black painted civil defence steel helmet with painted badge to the centre of the Emergency Hospital Scheme stretcher bearer. Interior retains the original liner system and webbing chinstrap. Liner stamped “BMB” and dated 1940.

WW2 British National Fire Service (NFS) Steel Helmet, fine example retaining its original paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Original NFS decal to the centre and original district number decal of “38” (London). Complete with its original 1938 dated liner system. Painted to the underside of the brim is the original owners details, “A.H.BRACHER. 241188 38E-3X”. Very good condition example.

Scarce WW2 British Home Front “Roof Spotters” Steel Helmet, an interesting example of a standard WW2 pattern steel helmet with original olive green paint finish and gold “S” decal to the centre. Interior has rubberised chinstrap attachment fittings and its original liner system. The liner is stamped “VERO” and dated 1940. Very good example overall.

WW2 Kent & Canterbury Hospital Stretcher Bearers Steel Helmet, fine example of a black painted British steel helmet with white painted “S.B. K & C.H.” to the front. Helmet is complete with the original liner system and damaged webbing chinstrap. The liner system is dated 1940.

WW2 British Civil Defence “Cromwell” Helmet, interesting example of the fibre helmet issued to the civil defence called the “Cromwell” helmet. Complete with its original liner and original chinstrap, which has become detached at one end. Some wear and rusting to the exterior rivets.

WW2 British Home Front Bakelite Helmet, good example of one of the hard shell / bakelite helmets as issued to the British civil defence during WW2. The helmet is complete with the original liner system and webbing chinstrap. The liner is dated 1941. Some wear but generally good condition.

WW2 British Home Front Civil Service Steel Helmet, good example of a standard pattern WW2 British steel helmet retaining much of the original black paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Decal to the front in form of George VI cipher and white central band. Original liner system to the interior and webbing chinstrap. Helmet liner has various stampings but no date can be seen. Interesting example.