Apollo Art Auctions this weekend highlights notable ancient artefacts, especially a unique 14th-century iron great helm valued at £35,000 - £50,000, renowned for its protective design and accompanied by a detailed historical report and X-ray documentation. Other key items include an 11th-century Norman silver ring, decorated with symbolic imagery, a Tudor-period silver-gilt hat appliqué, showcasing late medieval fashion, and a 12th-century Byzantine silver cup, emphasizing early Christian art. These pieces together reflect a rich tapestry of history and craftsmanship valuable to collectors and enthusiasts alike.
The upcoming Apollo Art Auctions showcase exceptional ancient artefacts and highlights, including a rare 14th-century iron great helm, crucial in medieval European armor.
With an estimated value of £35,000 - £50,000, the great helm is notable for its historical report and X-ray documentation, ideal for collectors.
Additional medieval pieces include an 11th-century Norman silver ring and a Tudor-period silver-gilt hat appliqué, each representing significant historical artistry and fashion.
The 12th-century Byzantine silver cup with Chi-Rho monogram embodies early Christian devotion and artistry, reflecting the period’s intricate craftsmanship.
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