A German or Polish lobster-tail helmet, mid-17th

Ca. 17th century AD. Round one-piece skull with nice traces of hammering. Horizontal visor, fixed to the skull with rivets. Hole for the face guard, adjusted with a screw. The top or the face guard en

A German/Polish lobster tail helmet, circa 1630Einteilig geschlagene, sechsfach gerippte Kalotte. Runde Scheitelplatte mit Hängeöse. Spitz zulaufender, vernieteter Augenschirm mit gebör

Ca. 17th century AD. Round skull with horizontal visor, vertical part of which covers a significant part of the skull, making the front side of the skull much stronger. Screw for the face guard, but t

English Civil War/ Cromwellian period breastplate and helmet. Mid-17th century. Both seem to be steel. Helmet is a lobster-tail style helmet, no neck protector. Brim is complete, and nose guard holder

This is a WW1 era German Spike Lobster tail helmet with a Prussian Eagle plate to the front clutching a scepter and ball with a Prussian heraldic shield to the center. The helmet has a protruding spik

Magnificent Polish Zischagge Lobster Tail Burgonet helmet. Presenting a black finish, hinged and perforated side flaps, an adjustable nose piece, a clover form visor, a beveled tail piece, and rivets

Imperial German "Lobster Tail" Pickelhaube Cavalry Helmetcirca 1916, unmarked, three-piece construction consisting of dome, visor, and extended neck guard stamped with "57"; the face with an applied s

Exceptional 17th C. English Officer's Lobster Tail Helmet, Maker Marked BR to the Visor. Original Brass Rivets and Leather Straps Still Present, a Beautiful Complete and Highly Presentable Example Dat

Europe, England, Civil War Period, ca. 1642 to 1651 CE. An iron helmet of the style known as "lobster tail" or "zischagge" (when used on the Continent), a type of head protection used by cavalry in th

Europe, probably Polish lobster tail helm with a tall high domed skull rendered in lightly fluted two piece skull hand hammered and riveted together with a central looped cap, the visor continued from

Fine original and great example of a Lobster-tailed pot helmet. Designed with a single sliding nasal bar that tightens and loosens with a head shaped attachment, fixed peak to protect the face, single

Lobster-tailed pot helmet, with a single sliding nasal bar and fixed peak to protect the face, Dutch mid-17th century

Restrained but Deadly 16th-17th C. German, Polish or Hungarian War Hammer Battle Axe for Piercing through Knights Helmets and Armor. All-steel Construction, Well Balanced and Very Comfortable in Hand.

The metal helmet, with cone-shaped shell, articulated neck and ear flaps. Replacement nose guard. Showing wear and rust overall. Condition (Good).

English Cromwellian three bar lobster tail or harquebusier helmet with cheek plates, two piece skull, tail made of five plates, and a traditional three bar visor. Size 14" H x 15" L x10" W

1) British lobster style helmet with scull with spike. Three guard sections on lobster tail. Rusty inside. In good condition. Condition (Good).

Reproduction Medieval Weapons, Including 4 Swords of assorted styles, a lobster tail helmet and a cast iron shield. Note: This lot is being reoffered due to nonpaying bidder, Marat Klubis of Ruskin,

A true English c. 1650 "Lobster tail" style helmet; Cavalry style helmet used in early Plymouth, Massachusetts and Jamestown colonies. Provenance: New Hampshire collection.

Good 1650s English Cromwellian Civil War Lobster-tail Horseman Helmet. ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting our website - Sofedesignauctions.com ~ Thank you ! ~~~~~~.

A 12 silver spice container (for Besamim), probably German or Polish, mid 19th century. Shaped as a bird on a branch with flowers and fruit. Height: 23 cm. Weight: 320 grams. Marked: "12".

Antique Spanish Colonial style battle armor metal pot helmet. Features bronze embellishments, and lobster tail back. Interior has been relined with leather. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-

Antique European enameled glass window. German / Austrian / Polish, ca. mid to late 19th century. Depicts figure on horseback blowing a bugle with two people and Eastern European buildings in a landsc

A MID 17TH CENTURY GERMAN ALABASTER FIGURE OF JUDITH WITH THE HEAD OF HOLOFERNES the polychrome decorated figure carved in the full round, holding the head of Holofernes in her left hand, raised on a

Very Rare French or German Closed Burgonet Helmet for a 17th C. Young Aristocrat Knight Armor.