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A South German Maximilian Chamfron, circa 1520/30 A multi-piece, strongly domed horse-head bowl with finely fluted decoration. The lower rim features a heavily laced, bulging fluted edge. A square shank riveted in the center with a flower-shaped visor (well restored in the historicist style), surmounted by a riveted brass feather-tufted visor with finely etched scrollwork. Side-riveted protective flanges to shield the eyes, featuring finely flanged and laced edges. Riveted ear guards with flanged and laced edges. Double perforations along the upper edge for attaching the hinge of the missing neck guard. Inside, remnants of the original leather lining and the old inventory number “No. 52” painted in red lacquer. Length 58.5 cm. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of the Princes of Hohenzollern at Sigmaringen Castle. Condition: II
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