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Late medieval Barbuta helmet made of iron – ca. 15th century CE – professionally conserved.
Dating: ca. 15th century CE.
Material: iron.
Dimensions: approx. 29.7 cm high, approx. 20.8 cm wide.
Object type: Barbuta helmet.
Epoch: Late Middle Ages.
Condition: Historical substance

15. Jh.

Medieval Barbuta helmet (archers) - 29.7 cm

An extraordinary and highly unusual small metal object, displaying a striking sculptural form reminiscent of a clenched human fist emerging from an elaborately decorated glove or ceremonial cuff.

Measuring 36 mm in height, this fascinating piece combines a powerful figurative

circa 9th–11th century AD

Medieval Viking Era “The Enigmatic Fist” — Mysterious Decorated Lead Hand or Gauntlet-Shaped Hollow Terminal — 36 mm  (No reserve price)

Approximately 15th C AD - European Gothic Culture.
Material: Iron.
Object: Heavy Crusader Decorated Military Axe.
Dimensions: 15.7 x 9.8 x 3.0 cm.
Condition: Fine condition.
Originality: The artefact is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

Provenance: Property of a

15th C AD

Medieval (Gothic) - Heavy Iron Crusader Axe - 15.7 cm  (No reserve price)

"Medieval Bronze Finger Ring with Engraved Geometric Motif – Crusader Period.
Culture / Period: Medieval, Crusader Period (attributed)
Date / Period: Circa 11th–13th century AD (attributed)
Material: Bronze.
Dimensions: inside 17 mm.
Condition: Good condition.

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11th - 14th century

Medieval, Crusaders Bronze Finger ring - 19 mm  (No reserve price)

Medieval Crusader Period Iron Tanged Arrowhead – Long Leaf-Shaped Type.
Culture / Period: Medieval, Crusader Period (attributed)
Date / Period: Circa 11th–13th century.
Material: Iron.
Dimensions: 12.6 cm.
Condition: Good condition. 

No shipping outside the European Union. Due

Medieval, Crusaders Iron Tanged Arrowhead – Long Leaf-Shaped Type - 12.6 cm  (No reserve price)

Medieval European Bronze Seal Matrix with Engraved Emblem – 13th to 15th Century AD.
A bronze seal matrix with a circular face and a short projecting handle ending in a pierced knob. The engraved face has a border enclosing curved and angular lines that appear to form a personal

13th to 15th Century AD

Medieval Bronze Seal Matrix with Engraved Emblem 13th to 15th Century AD  (No reserve price)

Medieval Bronze Group of Two Finger Rings with Distinctive Bezels – 10th to 15th Century AD.
A group of two bronze finger rings with contrasting bezel forms and pronounced green patination. One has a relatively narrow hoop that expands towards a small, hollow setting; its

10th to 15th Century AD

Medieval Bronze Group of Two Finger Rings with Distinctive Bezels 10th to 15th Century AD  (No reserve price)

Approximately 15th C AD - European Gothic Era.
Material: Bronze.
Object: 3 x Votive Cross Pendant.
Lenghts: 5.2 - 6.2 cm.
Condition: Solid condition.
Originality: The artefacts are accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

Provenance: Property of a private collector from

Medieval (Gothic) - 3 x Bronze Votive Cross pendant - 6.2 cm  (No reserve price)

This is a medieval stone cannonball (also known as a steenkogel). This type of ammunition was intensively used in the Low Countries between 1350 and 1550. They were hand-cut by stonemasons from solid natural stone to be fired with early, heavy siege guns such as bombards, stone

14e t/m 16e eeuw

Medieval Sandstone Rare stone cannonball / cannonball - Rare medieval (sand)stone cannonball - 73 mm  (No reserve price)

Early Medieval Bronze Belt Hook with Ring-and-Dot Decoration.
Culture / Period: Early Medieval.
Date / Period: Circa 6th–9th century AD 
Material: Bronze / Copper Alloy.
Dimensions: 32 mm.
Condition: Good condition. 

No shipping outside the European Union. Due to complex export

5th - 7th century A.D.

Early medieval Bronze Belt hook - 32 mm  (No reserve price)

Medieval Bronze Finger Ring with Incised Geometric Decoration – 10th to 13th Century AD.
A substantial bronze finger ring with a broad hoop that widens toward a raised, slightly irregular bezel. Its face bears intersecting incised lines and groups of punched dots, forming a

10th to 13th Century AD

Medieval Bronze Ring with Incised Geometric Decoration 10th to 13th Century AD  (No reserve price)

A piece of the past, made to be worn.
Medieval Bronze Ring – Square Bezel with Aged Green Cabochon.
Object Type: Medieval Gemstone Ring.
Culture: Medieval European.
Period: Medieval Period.
Date: ca. 12th–15th Century AD.
Material: Bronze.
-Cultural and Iconographic Assessment

ca. 12th–15th Century AD

Medieval Bronze Ring – Square Bezel with Aged Green Cabochon  (No reserve price)

Medieval Bronze Finger Ring with Rectangular Engraved Bezel – 10th to 15th Century AD.
A substantial bronze finger ring with a wide hoop and a raised, rectangular bezel with rounded corners. Faint incised marks appear in two horizontal areas across the face, separated by a worn

Medieval Bronze Ring with Rectangular Engraved Bezel 10th to 15th Century AD  (No reserve price)

Bronze ring with circular head and lobed border – 10th–15th century AD.
A bronze ring with a raised circular head and a thick, irregular border surrounding a greenish-grey centre. The centre appears to contain a filling or distinct element, whose composition cannot be established

10th–15th century AD

Medieval Bronze Ring with circular head and lobed border – 10th–15th century AD  (No reserve price)

Rare medieval-era tile depicting the baptism of Christ. Ceramic tile with a brown glaze, relief decoration portraying the baptism of Christ in the Jordan by John the Baptist.
Renaissance period, Netherlands - 16th century.
Dimensions: 14.3 cm x 10.4 cm x 2.5 cm.
In perfect

16ème siècle

Medieval - Renaissance relief tile - The Baptism of Christ - 16th century.

Medieval Bronze Group of Three Finger Rings – 10th to 15th Century AD.
A group of three bronze finger rings of distinct forms. The first has a broad, flattened front and a warm brown surface with extensive light-coloured deposits and irregular wear. The second is made with a

Medieval Bronze Group of Three Finger Rings 10th to 15th Century AD  (No reserve price)

Very nice Bronze Post-Medieval hat pin, circa 18th–19th century.
Shows a horse running to the left.
Top patina.
Height: 14.9 mm.
Width: 17.8 mm.
Weight: 1.73 grams.
Material: Bronze.
See images for your own impression

18-19 AD

Post medieval Bronze Rare Horse Hat Pin  (No reserve price)

"Post-Medieval Bronze Stamp Seal Pendant with Engraved Design.
Culture / Period: Post-Medieval.
Date / Period: 17th - 18th century.
Material: Bronze.
Dimensions: 22 mm.
Condition: Good condition.
No shipping outside the European Union. Due to complex export regulations concerning

17th - 18th century

Post medieval Bronze Stamp Seal pendant with inscribed script - 22 mm  (No reserve price)

A pair of authentic medieval silver temple rings/pendants.
The Middle Ages, 12th–14th centuries AD.

Temple rings are among the most poetic and enigmatic pieces of women’s jewelry from Ancient Rus’ and medieval Europe. In those times, they did more than just adorn a hairstyle or

1200-1400 ad

Medieval Silver Suspension rings. In excellent condition.  (No reserve price)

"Medieval Pewter Pilgrim Whistle.
Culture / Period: Medieval.
Date / Period: 14th–15th century.
Material: Pewter.
Dimensions: 38 mm.
Condition: Good condition, with age-related surface wear and patination.
No shipping outside the European Union. Due to complex export regulations

14th - 15th century

Medieval pewter pilgrim whistle - 38 mm

Bronze ring with rectangular front and parallel grooves – 13th–15th century AD.
A broad bronze band ring with a low rectangular front and shoulders defined by parallel transverse grooves. The design alternates plain surfaces and recessed lines, without visible figurative

13th–15th century AD

Medieval Bronze Ring with rectangular front and parallel grooves – 13th–15th century AD  (No reserve price)

A set of 4 medieval bronze body crosses.
Early Medieval Period 1100-1400 AD.

Each cross possesses its own unique form, type of ornamentation, and expressive character:
  1-Cross with fleur-de-lis (lily-shaped) terminals.
      -Features: Elegant, shaped blades reminiscent of

1100-1400 ad

Medieval A set of four small crosses.In excellent condition.  (No reserve price)

Bronze ring with angular motif and hatched border – 10th–15th century AD.
A bronze ring with an oval or slightly polygonal bezel. An angular central motif lies within a bounded field and a border of short strokes. Decorative lines on the shoulders accompany the widening towards

Medieval Bronze Ring with angular motif and hatched border – 10th–15th century AD  (No reserve price)

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