Edward VII King Norfolk Imperial Yeomanry Helmet - 1901-1914 Cavalry Helmet (Missing Plume)

Edward VII King Norfolk Imperial Yeomanry Helmet - 1901-1914 Cavalry Helmet (Missing Plume)

Post medieval cavalry helmet from Middle East (top part missing)

Early Qajar Dynasty work of fine quality, comprising a helmet, shield and armguard of classic form. The helmet with gold and silver inlaid spike finial, large demon horns, plume holders and captured n

A LATE VICTORIAN LOTHIANS & BERWICKSHIRE YEOMANRY CAVALRY UNIFORM to include a cased plumed brass helmet, the case with brass plaque engraved KHM Connal Glasgow Yeomanry, together with a scarlet coat

The important portrait plaque pair being displayed on mounts encircled by a cast and gilded bronze openwork border of acanthus leaf repeat pattern backed by cornflower blue enamel enclosing a leather

UK 1907 Gold Sovereign King Edward VII, Composition 0.917 Gold, Weight 8 g, 22 mm diameter, Reeded Edge, Condition, see photographs.

RUBY AND DIAMOND ROYAL CYPHER PENDANT, CIRCA 1905-10 The old brilliant and old single-cut diamond 'E' for King Edward VII interlocking with a calibré-cut ruby 'A' for Queen Alexandra, beneath a r

Hand painted by George White, who is considered one of the top artist at Royal Doulton. Artist signed lower right panel. Decorative gold frame with an oval hand-painted portrait of King Edward VII. Fr

King Edward VII's infant gown and accessories (1841-1910), circa 1841-5, comprising: fine lawn infant dress with drawnthreadwork panels edged with whiteworked blossom and shamrock; a cap with Ayreshir

A Victorian 1847 pattern helmet to the North Somerset Yeomanry. Comes with wooden stand. The white metal skull with brass trim and embellished with brass decoration. These comprise of oak, laurel and

two Victoria 'Jubilee' head (1889, 1893), two Edward VII (1906, 1910) and three George V (1912, 1912, 1914) (7)

spectacular brass helmet decorated with dragons, velvet & silk side flaps studded with brass and adorned with large brass buttons. Extra long tassel with braided horsehair tassels, 24" long from tip o

Circa 1840 Helmet with Fur Plume and Additional Gilt Lion Attachment. Originally raised in 1689, the 6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons spent the years after Waterloo (1815) on garrison duties in England and

This British military helmet consists of black leather with a band of spotted fur along the rim and a long tuft of black and brown fur across the center from back to front. Brass chains fasten the fur

Circa 1896. 1st Version. 10 pieces. Near mint to excellent condition (drummer missing top of one stick and Officer missing tip of helmet spike). Box good (one top corner split, and small piece of top

A Continental Carved Wood Nutcracker: Medieval Knight, late 19th century11-1/4 inches high

Serial number 12517. 1340 shovelhead. Heavy weight. 14, 808 miles. With King Tour Pak. With extra pipes, helmet and cover.

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

The two-piece skull with high comb, the well-formed visor with a pair of embossed parabola to the upper edge, and bevor sharing a common pivot as is typical, the visor with raising stud and distinct r

Roman, modern-day Germany, Mainz-Weisenau, Gallic "G" type, Imperial Period, ca. first half of the 1st century CE. An exemplary steel Roman Gallic (abbreviated as "G") type Weisenau helmet of a hemisp

RARE PRESENTATION FIRE HELMET19th CenturyPainted white. High eagle holder grasps a shield depicting a horse-drawn wagon and “Asst. Engineer Kearney Fire Dept. E.H. King”. Silver badge mark

Louis Wain for Max Emanuel and Co., a Lucky Knight Errant Cat vase, designed circa 1914, modelled as a cubist figure with shield and feathered helmet, painted meow meow notes, signed, printed marks, 1

A monumental Edward VII sterling silver oval footed two-handled centerpiece bowl By Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1901weight approximately 195oz troy; height 11 3/4in; (30cm) 28in (71cm); 21in (53.25cm)

Rare Russian Imperial Cavalry Officer's SHASHKA Sword marked "VIVA MOSCOW"Brass mounts with Nikolas II cipher on the pommel, ebony grip, steel scabbard. Blade is multi fullered and very strong. Guard