Helms

Helms on Heraldic Art.

 

Bascinet helm (National Museum of Ireland 1862:Wk144.1). Ireland

Helm (Louvre AD 7036; UCAD 7036; D 7036). 1300-1500 

Chevron helm (Louvre OA 6010). Iran - 1300-1500

Enscribed turban helm (Louvre AD 28011; UCAD 28011; D 28011). 15th C.

Turban helm (Louvre AD 28012; UCAD 28012). Turkey - 15th C. 

Turban helm (Louvre K 3443). 15th C.

Turban helm (Louvre OA 6601). 15th C.

Turban helm with pseudo script (Museum für Islamische Kunst I. 3623). 2nd half of 15th C.

Charles VI's helmet (Louvre OA 12014; OP 162; OP 945; OP 946). France - before 1411

Sultan Barsbay helm (Louvre OA 6130). Egypt - 1422-1437 

Woven helm (Ethnologisches Museum V A 42023). Peru - 1450-1550

Barbuta (British Museum 1881,0802.25). Italy - ca. 1470

Shishak helmet (Hermitage 3O-7613). Russia - 16th C.?

Pot helmet (Hermitage 3O-7853). Russia - early 16th C.

Shishak helmet (Hermitage 3O-7854). Russia - mid-16th C.

Maximilian close (British Museum 1881,0802.41). Germany - ca. 1520

Henry II helm (Louvre MRR 3; P 143 158). Italy - 1540-50

Armet (Louvre OA 12455; P 136 150). Italy - 1550-1600

Helm of Charles IX (Louvre MR 426; MS 119). France - 1555-60

Helm (Louvre OA 7532). Italy - 1570

Putti helm (Louvre OA 10415). France - 1570-90

Cabasset (Louvre MR 429; P 168 190). Italy - 1580-85

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