Open helmets with wide brim, aka kettle hut ( in sources from 14-15th cent. called: klobuk, klobuczek, eisenhunt ) was very popular head protection, used by less wealthy postmens and infantry, as well as knights.

Kettle hut has its upper part in form of a usual bascinet and slightly retrosed brim. Crest goes through upper part and front part of brim.

Kettle huts of this type were very popular pattern, which we can see on numerous iconographical representation from 2nd half of 14th cent. and 15th cent. : Poliptch from Grudziadz and Great Chornicle of France (~1370). 

Details: full lining with covered brim.

Thickness of lining: medium

Size: for head - 57-58 cm 

Dated: ca. 1350-1450

Weight: ca 2800g

Material: 2mm C45 steel, tempered

Inside lenght of upper part: ca. 20,5 cm
Total lenght: ca. 35 cm
Total hight: ca. 25 cm