The Parade Armour of King Erik XIV of Sweden (1562 CE)
This parade armour is an extraordinary example of Renaissance craftsmanship, designed to symbolize Erik XIV’s power and legitimacy, adorned with mythological motifs and national symbols.
Tag Royalty
Items associated with kings, queens, and nobility, from crowns to regal portraits. This category showcases the splendor and authority of royal figures across history.
Helmet with Grotesque Visor (1540 CE)
A steel helmet from 1540, featuring a theatrical grotesque mask visor, crafted in Germany for King Gustav Vasa’s royal spectacles.
King Gustav Vasas Helmet (1540 CE)
A steel helmet from 1540, crowned with a gilded medieval design, crafted for King Gustav Vasa, merging regal authority with masterful armor artistry.
Parade Shield of King Erik 14th of Sweden (1562 CE)
A steel parade shield from 1562, adorned with gilded high-relief scenes of mythology, crafted for King Erik XIV, blending martial strength with Renaissance artistry.
Paint Box of Vizier Amenemope (1427–1401 BCE)
A boxwood paint box from Egypt’s New Kingdom, inlaid with Egyptian blue, crafted for Vizier Amenemope’s artistic pursuits.
Ivan the 4th (Terribles) Helmet (1533 CE)
A peak-shaped steel helmet from 1533, adorned with gilded floral engravings, crafted in Moscow for the future Tsar Ivan the 4th, blending martial utility with regal splendor.
Head of Amenhotep III Wearing the Blue Crown (1391-1353 BCE)
A granodiorite head from c. 1391–1353 BC, showing Amenhotep III with a textured blue crown, sculpted with polished facial features.
Prestige Chair (1800s)
A wooden chair from the 1800s, featuring carved leopards and human figures, painted with symbolic heads on the base.