medieval sword comte de nieuwerkerke 14th century

medieval sword comte de nieuwerkerke 14th centuryThis beautiful knight's sword formed part of the collection of Comte de Nieuwerkerke, a French sculptor and art collector. The original provenance of the sword, which is now held in the Wallace Collection in London, remains unknown. It is likely, however, that it was found in France, given the pronounced signs of corrosion indicating a river find. According to the Oakeshott typology it is classified as Type XV and dates from approximately 13501400.

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This pendant is crafted from silver and weighs 8 g

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The cheekpieces of this type opened sideways on vertical hinges at the edges of this wider neck section

The armour is constructed from steel lamellar plates that are sewn onto a solid black leather base

The chaperon is based on clothing fragments found at Skjoldehamm

it closely resembles the genuine article

These boots show a more modest toe length

A beautiful drinking horn with brass rim

During the time of Marius

With its authentic design and durable construction