REAL GREEK PILOS TYPE BRONZE HELMETS

5th/4th century B.C. A bronze helmet with a conical domed bowl and a distinct high rim, a shape characteristic of early Pilos-type helmets. 10.700 EUR Oct-2005 (H.H.)

4th century B.C. Green to reddish-brown patina. Conical domed bowl and a high, distinctly offset, reinforced rim. The neck guard rivetted on to the rear. 7.000 EUR Oct-2005 (H.H.)

4th century B.C. Reddish-brown patina. conical domed bowl, a flattened crown, and a distinct high rim. 5.000 EUR Oct-2005 (H.H.)

4th century B.C. The crown of the helmet skull is reinforced with a cap decorated with radiating lines, surmounted by a three-fold, "W' shaped, curved plume socket appliqué on a strong iron bar. Bluish-green patina with soil deposits. 36.000 EUR Oct-2009 (H.H.)

4th/3rd century B.C. Reddish-brown patina, green in parts. A Gorgoneion adorns the brow. The crown sports an unusual panache, a crest with floral décor. 9.000 EUR Oct-2005 (H.H.)

4th/3rd century B.C. Three piece helmet crest (fragments preserved) with wave-shaped and serrated decoration. Reddish brown-green patina. 13.000 EUR Oct-2008 (H.H.)

4th/3rd century B.C. Reddish-brown to green patina, helical sockets with serpent head finials for the helmet crest on either side. 9.000 EUR Oct-2009 (H.H.)

4th/3rd century B.C. An Italic pilos helmet, slightly deformed and heavily corroded helmet with blue-green patina, with dirt encrustations still on the inside. 32.000 EUR Apr-2008 (H.H.)

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