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A Tartaric helmet, 17th/18th century A conical skullcap crafted in two pieces with a brass soldered seam on both sides. The top features a sturdy square-shaped tip. The bottom is fitted with a circumferential rim strip with a brass soldered seam. A round brass medallion with raised ornamental motifs, riveted to the front; on the crown, three riveted triangular decorative elements made of brass with raised and punched decorations. Fine perforations run all the way around the lower edge, with an attached chain made of rings joined end-to-end. Several small areas of rust-through on the back of the dome. Height approx. 45 cm. According to the consignor, found in a barn near Melk Abbey in Austria. Condition: II–III
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