28th Jun, 2023 12:00

Antique Arms, Armour & Militaria

 
Lot 295
 

295

A SOUTH GERMAN COLLAR, ORIGINALLY OF 'ALMAIN' TYPE, SECOND HALF OF THE 16TH CENTURY

formed of three lames front and rear, the third of them in each case deeper than the rest, the first formed at its upper edge with a prominent file-roped inward turn, the front and rear sections of the collar joined at the left by an internal hinge at their upper ends and a pivoting-rivet at their lower ends, and fastened to one another at the right by a plain stud and hole at their upper end and a mushroom-headed stud and keyhole-slot at their lower ends, and the lowest front plate pierced with a key-hole slot for the former attachment of a spaulder (with a mottled overall corrosion), 16.0 cm

Provenance

Joe Kindig Jr. (1898-1971), thence by descent

Part proceeds to benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Arms and Armor department, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

Sold for £1,100


 

formed of three lames front and rear, the third of them in each case deeper than the rest, the first formed at its upper edge with a prominent file-roped inward turn, the front and rear sections of the collar joined at the left by an internal hinge at their upper ends and a pivoting-rivet at their lower ends, and fastened to one another at the right by a plain stud and hole at their upper end and a mushroom-headed stud and keyhole-slot at their lower ends, and the lowest front plate pierced with a key-hole slot for the former attachment of a spaulder (with a mottled overall corrosion), 16.0 cm

Provenance

Joe Kindig Jr. (1898-1971), thence by descent

Part proceeds to benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Arms and Armor department, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.