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Fig. 1229. Portion of a full burgonet
Made by one of the Brothers Negroli of Milan between 1530 and 1540. Ex Duc de Dino Collection, now in the Metropolitan Museum, New York
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Fig. 1230. Burgonet
Made and signed by one of the Brothers Negroli of Milan between 1530 and 1540. It belonged to Duke François Marie d'Urbino. Imperial Armoury, Vienna
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Fig. 1230A. Burgonet with buffe
Made and signed by the Brothers Negroli of Milan and presented by Federigo Gonzaga, Duke of Mantua, in 1534, to the Emperor Charles V. D 1, Royal Armoury, Madrid
