Bedeutende silbermontierte Offiziers-Schiavona mit preußischer Degenklinge, Italien, 17./18. Jhdt. - photo 1

Bedeutende silbermontierte Offiziers-Schiavona mit preußischer Degenklinge, Italien, 17./18. Jhdt.

Lot 1325
04.11.2025 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 7 500
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 1325 | Bedeutende silbermontierte Offiziers-Schiavona mit preußischer Degenklinge, Italien, 17./18. Jhdt.
Bedeutende silbermontierte Offiziers-Schiavona mit preußischer Degenklinge, Italien, 17./18. Jhdt.
Kräftige zweischneidige Degenklinge mit abgeflachtem Mittelgrat, die Schneiden teils leicht schartig. Am Ansatz beidseitig eingelegter Silberstreifen mit gravierter Signatur "MEFECIT POTSDAM 1729 - NON SOLI CEDIT 1729". Eisernes Gitterkorbgefäß des 17. Jhdts. (leicht narbig) in Zweitverwendung. Hilze mit feinem Fischhautverschnitt. Fein reliefierter silberner Katzenkopfknauf mit floralem Dekor. Originale lederbezogene Holzscheide mit floral reliefiertem silbernem Ortblech und silbernen Verstärkungsbändern. Länge 103 cm. Die ursprünglich venezianische Schiavona war im 18. Jhdt. bei Offizieren in ganz Europa eine begehrte modische Seitenwaffe.
A significant Italian silver-mounted officer's schiavona with Prussian sword blade, 17th/18th century
A significant Italian silver-mounted officer's schiavona with Prussian sword blade, 17th/18th century
Sturdy double-edged sword blade of flattened hexagonal section, the edges slightly jagged in places. At the base silver strip with engraved inscription "MEFECIT POTSDAM 1729 - NON SOLI CEDIT 1729" inlaid on each side. Reused iron basket hilt (slightly pitted) from the 17th century. Grip with fine chequering. Silver cat’s head pommel in fine relief with flower décor. Original leather-covered wooden scabbard with silver chape with floral decoration in relief and silver reinforcement bands. Length 103 cm. In the 18th century, the originally Venetian schiavona was much sought after by officers as a fashionable sidearm.
Condition: II -
Auction house category:Swords, Epees and Rapiers
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