Bedeutende Steinschlosspistole mit Messinglauf, Joseph Kullnig, Ferlach, um 1710 - photo 1

Bedeutende Steinschlosspistole mit Messinglauf, Joseph Kullnig, Ferlach, um 1710

Lot 1074
24.10.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 7 700
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 1074 | Bedeutende Steinschlosspistole mit Messinglauf, Joseph Kullnig, Ferlach, um 1710
Estimate value
€ 7 700
Runder, ehemals vergoldeter Messinglauf mit abgesetzter Mittelschiene, glatte Seele im Kaliber 15 mm. Laufoberseite mit aufwendig geschnittenem und graviertem floralen Dekor, in den Vertiefungen Reste von Feuervergoldung. Am Ansatz der Laufschiene signiert "Joseph Kullnig". Steinschloss mit gravierter und geschnittener Schlossplatte aus Messing, Reste von Vergoldung. Der eiserne Hahn und Batteriedeckel mit graviertem floralen Dekor. Fein durchbrochen gearbeitete Schlossgegenplatte (gebrochen) mit Figuren und Groteskenköpfen zwischen Blattranken. Vollschäftung aus Nussbaumholz mit Nase aus dunklem Horn, der Vorderschaft stellenweise restauriert. Mehrfach geschlagene Besitzermarke "DT". Aufwendig gearbeitete Garnitur aus vergoldetem Messing mit fein geschnittenem und graviertem floralen Dekor. Ergänzter hölzerner Ladestock mit Horndopper. Länge 53,5 cm.
Joseph Kullnig, wohl ein Mitglied der bekannten, in Ferlach tätigen Büchsenmacherfamilie Kullnig (Kulnik, Kulnic).
The round brass barrel originally gilt with an offset midrib, smooth bore in 15 mm calibre. The top of the barrel lavishly engraved and chiselled with floral décor, remnants of fire gilding in the hollows. Signed "Joseph Kullnig" at the root of the barrel rib. The flintlock with engraved and chiselled brass lock plate, remnants of gilding. The iron cock and frizzen cover engraved with floral ornaments. The finely openworked lock side plate cracked, embellished with figures and grotesque masks amidst leafy vines. The full stock in walnut with a dark horn nose, the forearm partially restored. The owner's mark "DT" struck several times. The furniture ornately wrought in gilt brass with finely chiselled and engraved floral decoration. Replaced wooden ramrod with horn tip. Length 53.5 cm.
Joseph Kullnig was probably a member of the famous gunsmith family, Kullnig (Kulnik, Kulnic) of Ferlach.
Auction house category:Handguns: flintlock and percussion
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