Ethiopian Prestige Shield - Abyssinia, Late 19th Early 20th Century Shield in thick animal skin covered on the presentation side with blue velvet decorated with chiseled silver sheet elements A large [...]
Conical fist shield of the Empire -OTTOMAN, 18th century. Round conical shield called "KALKAN", in wrought iron and metal with worked concentric inserts, fabrics & wood. Quilted fabric interior and ha[...]
Persian Kadjar: highly crafted round shield in damascened steel. On a black background, a beautiful finely crafted fish decoration. This one iridescent slightly when lit up close (see photo). In its c[...]
Indo-Persian or Ottoman "Kulah Khud" helmet and its shield (Rondache), acid-etched decoration, Arabic texts, plant and animal motifs, Ottoman Empire, Persia or India, 19th century.
Good condition Japanese Samurai Mempo with a strong visual expression. Steel mempo and Yodare-kake, all covered with a typical red sandpaper like lacquer. Some cracks left and right in the lacquer vis[...]
ORIENTAL HELMET called kulah khud
Ottoman Empire, Qâdjâr, Iran, 19th century
Steel and iron
H. 25, diameter 20.5 cm
Consisting of a rigid half-spherical steel plate entirely engraved with a live[...]
Chain mail was worn in a wide range of cultures, from Europe to East Asia, and proved effective against sword strikes. The basic form of chain mail is made of iron rings, often riveted in an interlock[...]
OTTOMAN helmet of the KULAH KHUD type, 19th century with its hackle. Mesh rib hackle for neck protection. Half iron sphere and 5 cm tip and two plume holders. Nose guard blade. Height: 48 cm Diameter:[...]
Indo-Persian Empire - "MOGHOLS" - (Founded in 1526 by "BABUR", Finished in 1857 - Located: Afghanistand south of the Deccan) Beginning of the 19th century. Polychrome brass combat ring, painted in red[...]
Small child's shield in silver metal and black and red damask decor. Indo-Persian provenance, beautiful achievement from the 19th century. Period: 19th century Style: Orientalist Condition: Good condi[...]
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