Antique Armor

protecting German coastal waters. SMS Ägir, part of the Siegfried-class, was heavily armored and equipped to

headdress and wears a richly textile, and metal armour. She holds a pineapple in her right hand which

, kingwood, walnut and elm. The marquetry depicts presentations of roman weapons and armor on apron and top

adaptability (Fig. 4). 5. A crocodile skink (*Tribolonotus spp.*), noted for its armored appearance (Fig. 5

oblivious to the jostling crowd of captors and weeping supporters that surround her. An armored soldier

Rocky landscape animated by Roman soldiers in armor: pen and ink wash drawing, gouache or

personal jewels, clothes and textiles, vestments and chapel ornaments, muniments, books, arms and armour

A good quality pair of 19th century French bronze statues of soldiers in their armour. 48028

knighthood. The knights' armour is masterfully detailed, featuring bold yellow, red, and blue highlights

chivalry. The knights are depicted in exquisite detail, clad in richly decorated suits of armour, their

suits of armour, highlighted by rich gold, yellow, green, and crimson details. Their extraordinary

applied illustrations depicting gentleman in armour and a portrait of a dignitary. The upper plateau of

of arms pertains to the Trevelyan family; it incorporates the crest of two arms in armour embowed

compound called rokusho, followed by heating, a technique originally used in the creation of Japanese armor

in important armor, having gold detailing and a crown set in the background to point out his royal

wearing a helmet, detailed armour and a draped tunic called a chiton. She sits proudly on a round socle

Crafted in France circa 1900, the antique sculpture depicts Sainte Jeanne d'Arc standing in armor

CharlesCumberworth, shown wearing different suits of armour, each with a shaped breastplate, a ruff, pantaloons, a

period attire wearing armor and a hat while holding impressive spears. All original rich patina

-painted motifs, showcases a rich tapestry of imagery: two armored knights flank a central coat of arms

form mirrors featuring foliate reliefs, flags and dramatic crowns comprised of battle armor and

Sully, half-length, turned to left and looking to front, with ruff, armour and sash, and a battle on a

Britain'. Sir John Stirling, received the honour of knighthood in 1430 and armour-bearer to King James 1

, exhibits its signature armored scales and elongated body. The artist has skillfully captured the rough

heated to create the signature finish. Originally developed for use in Japanese armor and swords, Shakudo

the Vatican. The general is shown in resplendent Renaissance-inspired ceremonial armor, highlighted

shield mounted with armour for both the knight and his horse, the set is made in Cast iron which has

is recognizable from his armor, whilst Pollux the boxer is shown with a bare and free upper body

depicts a young nobleman in armor and draped in a red cape. He wears a pauldron and a fine necklace

is shown riding at a gallop, wearing traditional armor with distinct layered garments. His swift

articulated plate armor, is poised on a horse decorated in white caparison adorned with finely rendered birds

A pair of fine-cast circa 1920s American bronze sconces with the figure of an armored knight on the

raised on an upside down Ionic capital. Caesar is dressed in his celebratory armor, with a cape draped

is stamped with the mark 'Golden Armor' on its reverse.

in full armour and looking like medieval or renaissance soldiers are in a fighting stance both

Japanese armor and swords, Shakudo was banned by the Japanese government in 1876, which led artisans to

striking armor, symbolizing the chivalric traditions of the Order. The knight is presented holding a sword

Sicilian marionette knight puppet/marionette. Still wearing all in brass armour and silk clothing. Made

This well-modeled ceramic figure depicts a Scythian warrior in full armor, likely serving as a

armor-like texture of the fish’s body is captured with exceptional precision, while the spiny dorsal

, and wearing armour and collar edged with lace; in the background, a battle scene; in oval

, broad collar edged with lace, armour and sash; a battle scene in the background; in oval frame

A fine 19th century patinated bronze of a fully armored classical warrior (probably Jason) fighting

, and classical armor. His muscular form and finely chiseled features reflect the craftsmanship of early

-coloured. The riders themselves wear ornate helmets and protective armor, their lances poised and ready

, rear and strain as their riders clash with swords. The armor, intricately engraved and highlighted with

, capturing the artistry and ingenuity of European arms and armor.

, and dramatic encounters of European chivalry. Here, two armored knights face one another, each

men, one holding a sword and the other his axe, posing in a noble contrapposto fashion; their armour

pectoral fins and heavily armored head. The intricate detailing of its spines and colorful, speckled

intricate texturing and naturalistic shading give the impression of a rugged, armored surface. The female’s

, launched in the late 1870s and early 1880s, were the first armored ships in the German Imperial Navy

coastal and North Sea operations rather than long-range engagements. Its design included heavy armor and

"protected cruiser," meaning it had an armored deck to protect its engines and ammunition but lacked the

mace, designed to pierce through plate armor, reflecting its use in close combat. 3. A finely crafted

swords and armor. When the Samurai period ended, these artists moved to making wearable art during the

the transition to getting there: weapons, armor, bodyguards, horses, and even more mundane things from