Charissa Brock, "Suit of Armor".

A Chinese imperial ceremonial suit of armor Qianlong period, Qing dynasty H: 57, W: 67 in. (jacket and skirt) H: 144.78, W: 170.18 cm. (all measurements are approximate) Provenance: Private collector,

A life size Maximillian style suit of armor with sword on dark wood pedestal. Measures approx 67” t (80” including pedestal) x 34” w. Shows some wear and minor blemishing here and th

Western/Southern Europe, northern Italy, perhaps Brescia or Milan, and Germany, ca. 1580s CE. A suit of steel-plate armor used for field duties. The close helmet features a roped vertical crest, a vis

Complete suit of armor for field use, made in Nurnberg (Nuremberg), Germany, circa 1570, original in all parts; the helmet with a one-piece forged bell and a pointed visor, the chest piece with rust h

Rare Original 17th C. German or French Knight Suit of Armor with Victorian Legs & Gauntlets. Purchased from Metropolitan Museum in 1980s. Back of the Cuirass with Struck Museum Markings. Can be shippe

RARE CHINESE MING ARMOR SUIT AND HELMET

19th Century reproduction of a 16th Century Nuremburg suit of armor 71 inches high

Antique suit of armor brass labeled "Removed From Taymouth Castle", 68" x 30", with sword. Provenance: South Hamilton, Massachusetts collection.

CHINESE SILK MILITARY ARMOR SUIT AND HELMET, consisting of blue-ground, brass-studded, black-velvet-trimmed jacket and apron and a matching helmet. Dimension: 29 1/2 inches jacket length (75cm); 31 1/

German 16th Century Style Suit of Armor 67''x26''x17''. Antique Medieval or Gothic suit of steel armor purchased at Holland & Holland Limited, London in 1987 for 9,500 pounds. Includes a close helmet

European Etched Steel Suit of Armor Raised on a stand, and fitted with a shield which engraving matches the breast plate and a carved wooden head. 5 ft. 11 in. x 26 x 17 3/4 in. overall.  Sold Ch

Late Edo period. At the inside the cuirass is dated and signed in red: “eleventh month of Ansei 3 (1856)†and “Yamamoto Jūnoshin†(a perso

Very Good Victorian era English or German Knight Suit of Armor in 16th C. Style with Burgonet Closed Helmet. Total Height : ". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting ou

High quality work in the style of a mid-16th century Italian field and tilt armor. The close helmet with well-wrought skull, and distinctive visor with complex embossing. With en suite gorget and brea

Japanese Edo Period Gold Samurai Armor Suit. Blue kebiki high grade lacing, zunari kabuto with dragonfly maedate.

A 17th Century German Etched and Painted Half Suit of Armor About 26" x 22" x 14". Half suit of armor with etched borders to all plates enclosing black painted panels with attached split fauld, spauld

A BLACK-LACQUER NERIKAWA SUIT OF ARMOR WITH A HARAMAKI DŌ Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century The kawari kabuto of momonari (peach) form of lacquered leather with an iron visor, the wide five-la

A Japanese Suit of Armor EDO PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY comprising a helmet, a face mask, underarm pieces, shoulder guards, skirt, thigh protectors and lower leg guards. Provenance:

Italian Suit of Armor, 19th centuryon a carved wood stand, including sword and shield; height of figure: 72 in.; base height: 13 in.Provenance: The Collection of Louis Joseph; by descent to the curren

A superior example in the style of German armor in the latter 15th century. The sallet helmet of characteristic form with central ridge, the separately applied pivoting visor finely fluted and pierced

Rare heavy suit of armor with original leather footwear. Some of the leather straps are dried out. Estate fresh.

Provenance: The Estate of Lee Phillip Bell, co-creator of 'The Young and the Restless' and 'The Bold and the Beautiful' Condition: Oxidation throughout. Disassembled. 35 1/2 inches high from foot to t

in the antique style 70 1/2 inches high; 79 inches high with base

European Engraved Metal Suit of Armor with Shield Please note, this piece has been set up for the catalog shot and is now in many pieces. 5 ft. 8 1/2 x 26 3/4 x 12 in.  Doyle New York, November 5