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Lot 160
A World War I Model A War Office pattern Brodie helmet with raw edge. Signs of formation markings. Recovered at Mons. Notes; The Battle of Mons was the first major action of the British Expeditionary Force in the First World War. Liner and straps lacking. The helmet has been coated in a varnish to retain oxidation, paint and markings.
Lot 2
An uncommon Rockingham helmet-shaped basket with arched handle, acanthus leaves moulded to the reeded tapering body and raised on a spreading leaf moulded foot. Painted with a maroon ground and edged in gilt. Printed puce griffin mark and Cl 2 in gilt c.1830-42, 14.25cm high. Some gilt wear. No damage or repair.
Lot 546
A Pair Of Helmet Lamps Sophisticated Original And Chic, This Pair Of Lamps Is Created With Halves Of 19th Century Helmets That Decorated The Entry Of A Parisian Gendarmerie. They'll Now Grace Your Interior.Decidedly Classical Even Though Mounted Very Modern Stands. Materials: Copper And Patinaed Aluminium H 51,5 X 24 X 13 Cm
Lot 244
A NUMBER OF MILITARY CAP BADGES, helmet plates etc including three RAOC, Exeter Volunteer Cap bade, ***21 SAS Artists Rifles*** Cap Badge, WWII believed totally original (note: no lines showing through on the reverse of the field area behind twenty one SAS, Small Arms School Cap badge, Argyll & Sutherland Badge, WWII Regiment President Steyn Cap Badge, silver coloured, Austria/Hungary 1916 War Cross for Civil merit, believed silver with white enamel
Lot 248
NICELY FRAMED ORDNANCE GILDED BELT BUCKLE together with 1902-1914 Gilded Ordnance Corps Officers Helmet plate, with Ray burst and laurel wreaths with cannon/shot centre badge, Rectangular Victorian Officers shoulder plate for the Highland Light Infantry, all complete with two hooks and two studs to reverse, Victorian Royal Artilliery Officers plume holder with gilded holder and crest, believed to be original plume, 1860 pattern Pickelaub helmet badge crest in metal, 'Koenig FR' Mit-Gott-Fur-und-Vaterland (with God for King and Fatherland), two soldered fasteners to reverse, large gilded Royal Artillery Officers helmet plate, three fasteners to reverse, boxed set of silver hallmarked spoons, with cartouche on box reading 'Ascension Island Rifle Club' 1927/28, circular glass and brass desk ornament/paperweight with the image of 'Wellington'
Lot 62
Post 1902 Royal Artillery Other Ranks Helmet Plate, brass example with three lug fittings to the reverse. Well worn example. Accompanied by two reproduction Victorian helmet plates for the Royal Artillery, reproduction The Queens Own Light Infantry glengarry badge, brass plate in the form of the Royal Arms with two lug fittings to the reverse and a brass universal pattern pagri badge with two lug fittings. (6 items)
Lot 319
c. 900-1100 AD. Viking age. A wonderful restored Spangenhelm-style helmet comprising several pieces of iron riveted together and tapering to a distinct point. These helmets were extremely popular during the Viking Age as they were easier to produce and required less labour than similar helmets made from a single piece of iron. Helmets such as this one would have protected the bravest Viking warriors in battle and would have been treasured for their protective function. For more on Spangenhelms across Europe see: DeVries, K., 2012. Medieval Military Technology. Toronto, Ontario: University of Toronto Press. Good condition. Size: H:190mm / W:190mm; 1392g(with stand). Provenance: Property of a London gentleman; acquired from a private estate collection formed before 2000.
Lot 321
c. 900-1100 AD. Viking age. A wonderful Spangenhelm-style helmet comprising several pieces of iron riveted to form a bowl shape. These helmets were extremely popular during the Viking Age as they were easier to produce and required less labour than similar helmets made from a single sheet of iron. Helmets such as this one would have protected the bravest Viking warriors in battle and would have been treasured for their protective function. For more on Spangenhelms across Europe see: DeVries, K., 2012. Medieval Military Technology. Toronto, Ontario: University of Toronto Press. Good condition, Repaired and Restored; Size: H160mmx200mmx200mm;1310gr (with stand). Provenance: Property of a central London Ancient Art Gallery; previously obtained from a British private collection formed in the 1970s.
Lot 336
1-300 AD, Roman. Duck-shaped silvered bronze clasp for afixing Roman military requipment, probably for suspending equipment such as a helmet when it was not in use. Excellent condition - Stunning Patina. Size: 62mmx11mm;24. Provenance: Private collection of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market before 2000.
Lot 1
Attica, Athens, New Style coinage, Magistrates Mened-, Epigeno- and Epigo-, ca. 135-134 BC.Head of Athena right, wearing crested Attic helmet decorated with floral pattern and Pegasos;Owl standing right on the amphora, small figurine of Asklepios holding serpent entwined staff to the left, all within wreath. A_E above MENE_/E_I/_ENO/E_I_O, Z on the amphora, ME below. Thompson 352-3 a/b. Wide flan about extremely fine. Size: D:31.6mm; 16.97g
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