EXTREMELY RARE DAGGER KNOWN AS "CINQUEDEA" Italy, late 15th/early 16th century. Triangular, double-edged iron blade, grooved in the middle, the central section double-fullered, an oval hallmark on a g[...]
Late Medieval Iron Spaulder (Shoulder Defence) with Brass Edge & Rotating Button, c. 1480–1520
Authentic-looking late medieval iron spaulder / shoulder defence from a harness, with brass rolled edg[...]
Rare cloak button of a noble Norman Knight, depicting a lion's head plated in pure gold, a symbol of strength, pride, dignity, and nobility, originally the emblem of the Dukes of Normandy. Sicily, 12t[...]
A rare and fine Viking sword in good condition , typical pommel with rest of gold metal decoration , straight guard of the typical form . 98 cm length . The sword is guarantee authentic lifetime and c[...]
Original Templar silver plate probably of a Grand Master, made from a hammered plate with a twisted edge. The Seal impressed on the edge determines the illustrious provenance: "SIGILLUM MILITUM XPISTI[...]
Beautiful and unique Renaissance bronze coin with the addition of an iron ring with hook in a later period and thus transformed into a counterweight for Roman scales (hand scales). Height: 6 cm
Templar Pot Helmet in wrought iron. The structure is composed of five folded and beaten iron plates, reinforced internally in the upper part by two other plates subjected and joined by internal rivets[...]
A nice armet helmet , Italy , XV century nice shape , all original a part the check plates remade and restored by Christopher Dobson . H: 12 in., (30.5 cm)
Decoration of the Order of the Holy Cross. Bronze cross with gold leaf, jointed to be sewn on the cloak. Object of great charm and rarity. The four arms of the cross show four small flower crosses, a[...]
Spectacular medieval closed helmet, composed of a bearded helmet from the first half of the fifteenth century of Milanese origin and a healthy visor and chin guard added in the late fifteenth century.[...]
Rare wrought iron knife blade. The surface patina shows that the object has spent a long time in water. The fragile material handle has disappeared. French work, probably before the 16th century.
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