Bedeutende silbermontierte, jagdliche Steinschlossbüchse von Meister Ivan Permiak, St. Petersburg, um 1770 - photo 1

Bedeutende silbermontierte, jagdliche Steinschlossbüchse von Meister Ivan Permiak, St. Petersburg, um 1770

Lot 333
28.04.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 333 | Bedeutende silbermontierte, jagdliche Steinschlossbüchse von Meister Ivan Permiak, St. Petersburg, um 1770
Bedeutende silbermontierte, jagdliche Steinschlossbüchse von Meister Ivan Permiak, St. Petersburg, um 1770
Achtkantiger, in rund übergehender Lauf aus schönem gemaserten Damast mit glatter Seele im Kaliber 11,5 mm. Laufansatz mit goldeingelegtem Floral- und Blütendekor (kleine Fehlstellen). Auf der Laufoberseite goldeingelegte, kyrillische Signatur (einige Fehlstellen) "I. Permjak. S.P. Burg." Goldgefüttertes Zündloch. Steinschloss mit fein geschnittenem und graviertem Blüten- und Rocaillendekor auf goldunterlegtem Grund und ebenfalls goldeingelegter, kyrillischer Signatur "Ivan Permiak". En suite gefertigter Hahn. Elegante, leicht verschnittene Vollschäftung aus Nussbaumholz (kleine, unbedeutende Risse und Fehlstellen) mit Hornnase, silberne Auflage mit eingraviertem Monogramm "AK". Aufwändig gearbeitete, teils vergoldete und ziselierte Silbergarnitur mit fein graviertem Blüten- und Trophäendekor. Mglw. originaler Ladestock mit ergänztem Messingdopper. Länge 122 cm. Ivan Permiak ist einer der bekanntesten und begabtesten russischen Meister, ab 1740 in St. Petersburg nachweisbar. Er fertigte für den russischen Hof u.a. zahlreiche Luxuswaffen für die Zarin Katharina die Große.
Komplett mit beigefügtem ausführlichen Gutachten von 30.01.2020 (mit Vergleichsanalyse) von leitendem Forscher und Kustos der Waffensammlung der wissenschaftlichen Sammlungsabteilung des St. Petersburger staatlichen "Gatchina"-Museums E. A. Rodionow. Vgl. "Getchina Arsenal", St. Petersburg, 2001, Atlant, S. 144, 181 sowie Hermann Historica, Auktion 59, Los 1493, verkauft für 96.000 €.
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A distinguished, silver-mounted hunting flintlock rifle by Master Ivan Permiak, St. Petersburg, circa 1770
A distinguished, silver-mounted hunting flintlock rifle by Master Ivan Permiak, St. Petersburg, circa 1770
The octagonal, smooth-bore barrel turning to round in beautifully figured Damascus steel, in 11.5 mm calibre. Gold-inlaid floral and foliage decoration at the root of the barrel (minor imperfections). The top of the barrel with a gold-inlaid, Cyrillic signature (several defects) "I. Permjak. S.P. Burg." Gold-inlaid vent hole. The flintlock finely chiselled and engraved with floral and rocaille ornaments on a gold-inlaid background, along with the gold-inlaid, Cyrillic signature "Ivan Permiak". En suite cock. Elegant, slightly carved full stock in walnut (small, insignificant cracks and defects) with horn nose, silver appliqué engraved with the monogram "AK". The partially gilt and chased silver furniture embellished with delicately engraved floral and trophy decoration. The ramrod possibly original with replaced brass tip. Length 122 cm. Ivan Permiak is one of the most famous and most skilled Russian masters, documented in St. Petersburg from 1740. As purveyor to the Russian court, he produced a great many deluxe weapons for Tsarina Catherine the Great among others.
Comes complete with enclosed, detailed expert report dated 30 January 2020 (including a comparative analysis) prepared by E. A. Rodionov, senior research officer and curator of the armoury department, Gatchina Palace and Estate Museum (St. Petersburg, Russia). See "Gatchina Arsenal", St. Petersburg, 2001, Atlant, p. 144, 181 and Hermann Historica, Auction 59, lot 1493, which sold for €96,000.
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Keywords: Russland, russisch, Russian, Russia, Russe, Russie, Petersburg, Moskau, Moscow,
Auction house category:Russia: Tsarist Empire
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