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A helmet for officers of the Garde du Corps or Guard Cuirassiers regiments, circa 1900 Tombak bell with nickel silver trim and spherical rivets, longitudinally fluted at the back, fluted riveted front visor, riveted one-piece neck guard. Antique silver-plated, multi-piece star emblem (no double holes) with an applied black eagle and patriotic band (the black, white, green, and red enamel perfectly rendered with lacquer). Convex, leather-backed scale chains attached to screw-mounted cloverleaf rosettes; state and imperial cockades made of lacquered sheet iron. Cloverleaf secured with four round-head screws and a removable fluted tip (tip has fallen off the base; aged solder joints must be replaced). Inside, a fine beige, water-washed silk ribbed lining and a brown leather sweatband; the front visor is lined with brown leather and the neck visor with black velvet; the size stamp “56” is inside the crown. Signs of wear and age. Condition: II
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