Antique Chainmail

1920S Bronze Chainmail Cocktail Dress

The Mandalian Chainmail Mesh Enamel Print Purse from the 1920s is a stunning example of vintage glamour and craftsmanship.

Medieval Knight in Chainmail with Bascinet and Sword, circa 13th Century This striking antique costume print, labeled MCCC.

Material: Solid Sterling Silver Total Weight: 80.18 Grams (2.4ozt) Purse Height: 5 Inches (from the top of the clasp to the bottom of the dangle) Purse Width: 2.8 Inches (top of the ...

19th Century Reproduction Chainmail Gauntlet on Custom Iron Mount — After a 16th Century Original An exceptional 19th-century reproduction of a 16th-century chainmail gauntlet, hand...

Title: 19th-Century Hand-Coloured Lithograph of Chainmail Hauberk and Plate Leg Armor Description: This hand-coloured lithograph features a detailed depiction of essential compone...

An antique Victorian sterling silver coin purse featuring a finely detailed floral engraved frame and classic chainmail body. The ornate top is decorated with scrolling foliate motif...

A iron folding chair with a chainmail back and a webbed jute twill seat, originally a conservatory chair.

Such Indo-Persian helmets usually feature a draped skirt of interlocking iron rings (chainmail aventail) attached along the bottom rim holes to safeguard the warrior's ears, neck, an...

He wears a conical helmet and chainmail byrnie over a belted tunic, with carefully defined textures distinguishing the interlinked mail from the softer folds of fabric.

At the center, a proud warrior stands front-facing, clad in chainmail with sword, dagger, and shield, evoking the martial traditions of the Caucasus.

Wearing a Turban Helmet with chainmail above a jacket cast in relief to resemble richly embroidered silk.

The bag features an intricate chainmail design, exuding a luxurious and timeless appeal.

On the left, two armored figures represent the martial culture of medieval England, complete with shields, chainmail, and transitional plate armor. Beside them stands a queen or nobl...

A fascinating example from his early series of Orientalist works, this sculpture displays extraordinary attention to detail: the intricate armour, flowing robes, chainmail headdress,...

The suit is mounted on an antique wooden mannequin stand measuring 175 cm in height and includes its original linen undergarment and chainmail shirt, completing the historically accu...

The hand-applied colors—rich blues, reds, deep golds, and metallic grays—give texture to chainmail, brigandines, surcoats, and the stylized tabards of the time.

Each figure’s armor, helmet form, and shield design reflect the diverse equipment used during the 11th–13th centuries, from early chainmail suits to heavier surcoats and conical helm...

Each figure’s armor, helmet form, and shield design reflect the diverse equipment used during the 11th–13th centuries, from early chainmail suits to heavier surcoats and conical helm...

Produced in the late 19th century for a scholarly historical costume atlas, the print is hand-colored with great care, bringing out the varied textures of chainmail, metalwork, cloth...

On the left, an elaborate 'chainmail cuirass' adorned with fine detailing and topped with an ornamental helmet featuring vibrant plumes of red, black, and grey feathers.

Their attire reflects the transition from late Roman influence to early Germanic aesthetic—tunics with ornate borders, heavy wool cloaks, chainmail and lamellar armor, round shields,...

The helmet, topped with a finial and surrounded by delicate chainmail, displays finely incised calligraphy and floral scrollwork typical of Safavid and early Qajar aesthetics.

The horseman on the left, clad in chainmail and armed with a spear, carries a vibrant banner featuring a black eagle—a motif often associated with imperial or noble heraldry.

The shoulder guards have bamboo leaf silk fabric on the reverse, while the arm and leg guards are made of black lacquered iron plates and chainmail-lined silk. Additional components ...

The standard-bearer is depicted in full ceremonial attire, wearing a tight-fitting red doublet, boldly striped yellow-and-black hose, and a steel helmet with chainmail protecting his...

The banner carrier is clad in chainmail and a helmet, his uniform a blend of medieval military attire and decorative pageantry.

His imposing presence, clad in decorated chainmail, emphasizes the martial traditions of the era.

His legs are also covered in chainmail, and he wears green hose underneath, a common element in medieval attire.

Old print of a knight wearing a chainmail hauberk, hood, chausses, and carries a buckler and martel de fer (war hammer).

Composed of a helmet, (Kabuto) breast plate (Do) and shoulder, arm protection (chainmail). Displayed with a later recreation expressive face plate of modern manufacture (nose, mustac...

The statue may also provide evidence to corroborate ancient accounts of the fighting style—Diodorus Siculus reported that "Some of them have iron breastplates or chainmail while othe...

The garment's simplicity suggests functionality and perhaps a more routine, less ceremonious aspect of the Templar's life. His chainmail leggings and the sword at his belt imply read...

His armor is comprised of a cuirass with shoulder pauldrons and chainmail sleeves, providing a combination of mobility and protection.

The soldier on the left holds a spear and is dressed in a chainmail hauberk with a red surcoat, the central figure is wearing padded armor with a large battle-axe, and the soldier se...

The rider is attired in vibrant and contrasting colors, with a yellow cloak billowing behind him and a pink tunic covering a chainmail armor, which peeks through in areas, suggesting...

In the illustration, Günther is clad in armor, with a chainmail coif and a helmet adorned with a crown, indicating his royal status.

His attire is both functional and symbolic, featuring a tabard with what appears to be a heraldic emblem over a chainmail armor suit, which suggests his allegiance and his role in th...

Over the gambeson, he wears a hauberk of chainmail, providing a crucial layer of defense. The hauberk includes a coif that would protect the neck and shoulders.

His protective gear is partially visible beneath the colorful tunic, with chainmail covering his arms and legs, and metal gauntlets on his hands, providing a glimpse into the practic...

The tunic is worn over a suit of armor, with visible chainmail at the joints for flexibility. In his left hand, he carries a tall pike or lance, a weapon that was particularly effe...

The scene includes knights clad in chainmail and armor, their capes adorned with the characteristic crosses of their order, as well as monks and clerics associated with these militar...