Bedeutende sechsteilige Degenmontierung mit feinem Eisenschnitt, deutsch oder flämisch, um 1660 - photo 1

Bedeutende sechsteilige Degenmontierung mit feinem Eisenschnitt, deutsch oder flämisch, um 1660

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€ 7 500
Auction dateClassic
16.05.2024 13:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3363 | Bedeutende sechsteilige Degenmontierung mit feinem Eisenschnitt, deutsch oder flämisch, um 1660
Bedeutende sechsteilige Degenmontierung mit feinem Eisenschnitt, deutsch oder flämisch, um 1660
Geschnittenes Eisen mit original brünierten Oberflächen. Kräftig gewölbtes Stichblatt mit beidseitigem feinen Eisenschnittdekor. Darstellung von Galanterie- und Lagerszenen in der Art David Teniers, umgeben von ornamentalen Rändern. Die Parierstange mit beidseitigen Galanterieszenen, die Parierstangenarme als vollplastische Knabenfiguren gearbeitet. Querovaler Knauf, auf den Schauseiten Galanterieszenen, an den Seitenflächen halbplastisch geschnittene Flötenspieler. Die dreiteilige Scheidengarnitur jeweils mit Galanterieszenen dekoriert. Maße des Stichblattes 9 x 9 cm, Breite der Parierstange 10,7 cm. In gefütterter Aufbewahrungsschatulle um 1900, Maße 5 x 25 x 17 cm.
Provenienz: Ehemals Sammlung Sauboua, Frankreich. Auktion bei Galerie Georges Girou, Paris, März 1928, Los 62.
A fine German or Flemish six-piece set of chiselled iron small-sword mountings, circa 1680/90
A fine German or Flemish six-piece set of chiselled iron small-sword mountings, circa 1680/90
Chiselled iron with original burnished surfaces. The guard plate heavily curved with fine chiselled décor on both sides. Depicting tableaux of chivalry and camp scenes in the style of David Tenier, surrounded by ornamental borders. The quillons featuring tableaux of chivalry on both sides, both arms of the quillons fully sculptured in the figure of a boy. Oblique oval pommel, tableaux of chivalry on the front, the side panels chiselled with flute players in half relief. All three parts of the scabbard set featuring tableaux of chivalry. Dimensions of the guard plate 9 x 9 cm, width of the quillons 10.7 cm. In a lined storage box, circa 1900, measuring 5 x 25 x 17 cm.

Provenance: Formerly in the Sauboua collection, France. Auctioned by Galerie Georges Girou, Paris, March 1928, lot no. 62.
Condition: I -
Auction house category:Swords, Epees and Rapiers
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