Burgonet Gallery
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armthearmour:A Burgonet incised with floral motifs,Height: 10.2 in/26 cmWidth: 9.8 in/25 cmDepth: 11
thegothicalice:A creation of Filippo Negroli for the Duke of Urbino. The burgonet, made of steel and
Gold decorated burgonet crafted by Anton Peffenhauser of Augsburg, Germany, circa 1560.from The Phil
shitthattickles:Negroli
rismuart: The Burgonet - R. Muise (me :D) Super into armor and helmets lately Commission Sale Soci
rismuart: The Burgonet - R. Muise (me :D) Super into armor and helmets lately Commission Sale Soci
The Burgonet - R. Muise (me :D)Super into armor and helmets lately Commission Sale Society6
cma-medieval-art: Triple-Crested Burgonet, c. 1560-1570, Cleveland Museum of Art: Medieval ArtSize:
georgy-konstantinovich-zhukov:The peak to a Milanese burgonet, by Filippo Negroli c. 1538.(Museo Naz
High comb burgonet produced in Augsburg, Germany, circa 1600.from The Royal Armouries Collection
met-armsarmor:Closed Burgonet by Kolman Helmschmid, Arms and ArmorMedium: Steel, leatherGift of Geor
slayground-deactivated20120906:Burgonet 1550
Helmet (Burgonet) of Emperor Charles V made by Kolman Helmschmid,c. 1530Helmet of Emperor Charles V
Burgonet given by Duke Charles Emmanuel I of Savoy to King Philip III, c. 1585
Burgonet: A mermaidlike siren forming the helmet’s comb holds a grimacing head of Medusa by th
Italian Smiling Savoyard style Burgonets or Todenköpfe 1. Closed Burgonet, 1600–1640Mediu
WHAT A FASHION MONSTER LOVE IT. Installed the straps and buckles, just testing out the new plume set
From left to right, an open burgonet, a Todenkofp closed burgonet, and a Savoyard closed burgonet.
met-armsarmor: Closed Burgonet by Kolman Helmschmid, Arms and ArmorMedium: Steel, leatherGift of Geo
georgy-konstantinovich-zhukov: Burgonet made for Henry, the Dauphin of France, c. 1540, by the Milan
aic-armor:Burgonet with Falling Buffe possibly from an Armor of William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke, 1
The Savoyard helms - a type of closed burgonet in use in the XVIIth century, it was also called the
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