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Negau helmet, Vetulonia type, 5th century B.C. A Vetulonia-type specimen with the characteristic high brim, which is bulged at the top and transitions into a low groove. High and steep crown with a sharply defined central ridge. Cast and finished by hammering. Stamped decoration on the outer edge of the brim. At the top and bottom, a band of oval ribs framed by notched lines; hanging from the upper band is a repeating pattern of spirals. The stamped decoration is partially faint or no longer visible due to corrosion. The helmet is slightly dented and somewhat compressed on the sides. Stabilized from the inside with gauze and plastic. Minor missing areas, especially along the rim, have been restored. Green patina with layers of oxides and incrustations. Length 30 cm, height 21.5 cm, width 20 cm. CULTURAL HERITAGE! Provenance: Private French collection. Acquired from Hermann Historica, Munich, April 11, 2008, Auction 54, Lot 353. Previously in the collection of Axel Guttmann (1944–2001), inventory number H339. Acquired in 1991 from an art dealer in Krefeld. Condition: II–III
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