19th C. French Firefighter Helmet

19th C. French Brass Firefighter Helmet, missing top. ~~ . Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information, including condition reports, please contact us at in

A 19th c. French Brass and Steel Helmet & Breastplate or Cuirass the helmet with a serpent draped god overlooking a raised badge of a fiery grenade flanked by oak leaves, with red plumes and black hor

Late 19th century French brass fire helmet measuring a total of 10.75" tall x 8" wide. Liner removed. Minor dents and dings, generally good condition, see images. Weight: 3 lbs.

cuirassier helmet with gilt brass comb having medusa head terminal, star badge and horsehair mane. Franck Auberville maker. 9" high, 8" wide, 11" deep. Oxidation.

Late French Empire French fireman or sapper's helmet, all brass with original leather liner and decorative chin strap. Heavy black shorn hair crest mounted in Neoclassical style headpiece. Large centr

Late 19th- early 20th c French dragoon helmet, dents in front lion panel, ht 14" to top of brush, glue residue on liner

French 19th C Cuirassier's helmet with horse hair plume. The helmet is covered with horse hide & has horse tail attached to brass crest.

Here is a rare opportunity to own a very elegant and interesting diving helmet just recently discovered. This helmet appears to be made by Charles Petit in France during the late 19th century. It is a

Late 19th Century French Dore Bronze Mantle Clock, with Serves-style painted porcelain face and panels. Figural musical instruments on left, helmet and shield on right, topped with two doves over torc

Manufactured of sheet steel, the crown with a medallion of an ancient sailing ship below a row of fleur-de-lis centering oak leaf clusters, the embossed brass comb fronting the visage of Medusa, trail

19th Century French Ormolu Palais Royal Mother-of-pearl Perfume Bottle Holder In Helmet Shaped Case Circa 1880-1890 The Case Is Shaped In The Form Of A Soldier or Knight Helmet With The Interior Of Th

Shield form pane "#1" Cranberry cut to clear with American Flags, Fireman's Helmet, Axe and Trumpet. 5 1/4 x 7 inches

19th c. French Bronze Gothic Design Jewelry Box by Tahan, Paris, with (10) inset enameled panels decorated with knight's helmets and arms, with architectural motif side handles, figural top finial, ve

French, 19th c. Large French patinated bronze and sienna marble figural clock with figure of a seated warrior with helmet and sword holding a scroll inscribed 'Justinien'. Approx. height 28.75", width

Classical form in the design of a 16th C Roman Revival Burgonet, probably German or French, 19th C. H. 29.2cm (11 1/2 in.)

Likely French, 19th C. Mythological figure Hercules depicted raised on socle base with helmet bearing further mythological figural scenes in relief. Unsigned. H. 26.5 cm (10 3/8 in)

Likely French, 19th C., tazzas with male and female figures in classical drapery and roman helmets, the bowls with relief frieze of battle scenes. Deep brown surface. Wobbly connection between cup and

Two French Dragoon helmets, late 19th/ early 20th C., Medusa mask comb with inset horsehair, steel with brass appliques, motifs include snakes and foliate berry vines, one stamped "A. Godillot " and "

FRENCH LATE 19THC. FIGURAL RAMPANT LION CLOCK GRIFFIN HELMET (19 1/2" T X 16 1/2" W X 7" DEEP)

French School, bronze bust of Mars, French School (19th c.), dark patinated cast bronze, wearing a helmet topped with a dragon, unsigned, on tiered rouge marble pedestal, 21"h x 8"l x 6"w Provenance:

Also known as Alfred-Bernard Meyer (French, 1832-1904), late 19th C. Limoges enamel on copper after a 15th C. illustration by Leonardo da Vinci tieled 'Profile of a Warrior in Helmet', signed by Meyer

Sharp ninth plate ambrotype of a firefighter in uniform. He wears an impressive helmet with a faceplate. His smart, light uniform is reminiscent of one that would be used by a militia. The image is in

Pair of French gilt bronze and marble four light candelabra in the Louis XVI taste, 19th century, each surmounted by a Greco-Roman helmet and draped with laurel swags throughout, on a tapering stem is

Charles Pillet (French, 1869-1960). A pair of signed Neoclassical bronze sculptures. Each an allegorical study modeled as a woman of classical antiquity, one with sword, shield, and helmet, possibly a