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George Clifford Fingered Gauntlets, 16 century
AG-16
Total
€750
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George Clifford Fingered Gauntlets, 16 century
Custom made
This item is a custom-made, which means that our crafters use individual body measurements of a client for manufacture. Such type of manufacturing provides with a perfect fit of an item.
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George Clifford Fingered Gauntlets, 16 century
At the beginning of the 16th century, when the concept of Maximilian armor with its high protection appeared, armor gloves were practically replaced by armor gauntlets. However, in the second quarter of the same XVI century, with the widespread use of wheeled pistols, invented by Leonardo da Vinci at the end of the XV century, armor gauntlets became popular again, this time successfully replacing armor gloves.
Fingered gauntlets were a type of hand armor that offered protection to the fingers and knuckles, while allowing the wearer to have a greater range of motion and dexterity compared to other types of gauntlets. The George Clifford Fingered Gauntlets were particularly well-known for their intricate design and attention to detail.
Made of steel, these gauntlets featured a series of overlapping plates that were secured together with leather straps and buckles. The fingers were protected by individual plates that were hinged together, allowing for greater flexibility and movement. The gauntlets also featured a flared cuff that extended up the forearm, providing additional protection to this vulnerable area.
Base price includes:
- cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm (18ga)
- black leather fastenings with nickel buckle
- no sewn gloves
- satin polishing
- steel nails
- scale fingers
You can use this authentic hand armor for:
- SCA
- HEMA
- Larp
- Stage performances
- Medieval festivals
- Reenactment events
See also GAUNTLETS, PART OF FULL PLATE ARMOR (GARNITURE) OF GEORGE CLIFFORD, END OF THE XVI CENTURY .
Stock items may be returned within 14 days if unused. Return shipping is covered by the customer; refunds apply to item price only. Custom-made items are non-refundable unless there is a manufacturing defect or our mistake, in such cases we will remake or refund at our expense. Lost parcels are covered — we will investigate and resend if needed.
By default, all orders are shipped via Ukrainian National Post or Nova Poshta, at the sole discretion of Steel Mastery. The carrier delivers the parcel to your local postal service or pickup point. Tracking details are provided after dispatch. Express courier services (such as DHL, etc.) are available only upon request via email and are subject to additional cost and confirmation.
Custom-made items require production time before shipment. Estimated production time:
- Leather accessories – 2–4 weeks;
- Clothes – 2–8 weeks;
- Gambeson and padded armor – 8–12 weeks;
- Brigandines – 1–3 months;
- Metal armor – 2–7 months.
Contact us for more precise timelines.
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