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Bedeutender Prunksäbel - Geschenk für den General Joseph Nicolas Noël Brice, 1837

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Auction dateClassic
25.11.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3092 | Bedeutender Prunksäbel - Geschenk für den General Joseph Nicolas Noël Brice, 1837
Bedeutender Prunksäbel - Geschenk für den General Joseph Nicolas Noël Brice, 1837
Leicht geschwungene, sehr kräftige und breite Klinge mit T-Profil, zweischneidige, scharfe Spitze mit Yelman, beidseitig reich geätzt, terzseitig der Hahn als Zeichen der Herrschaft von König Louis-Philippe I. (1830 - 1848), der Namenszug "Brice", ein Granatsymbol und Ranken und Lorbeer, die Gegenseite ähnlich gestaltet mit den Schriftzügen "Liberté Orde Public". Beidseitig reich reliefiertes und ziseliertes Messinggefäß, terzseitig an der Parierstange das Hahnsymbol, quartseitig ein Rangstern. Breite, terzseitig reich reliefierte Messingscheide (zwei Trophäen mit Hahn und Ranken) mit zwei fein verzierten Ringbändern und zwei beweglichen Trageringen.
Klinge leicht fleckig, vereinzelt kleine Risse, Närbchen und Putzspuren, Scheide mit kleinen Dellen, Vergoldungsspuren an den Messingteilen. Trage- und Altersspuren. Länge 87 cm.
Joseph Nicolas Noël Brice (1783 - 1851) kämpfte als Kavallerieoffizier in den Napoleonischen Kriegen und wurde nach der Schlacht bei Eylau 1807 von Napoleon persönlich mit der Ehrenlegion ausgezeichnet. Im Mai 1837 wurde er als Kavallerieoberst wieder eingesetzt und als Kommandant der algerischen Küstenstadt Bône nach Afrika geschickt. Am 28.2.1848 wurde Oberst Brice von der Regierung in den Rang eines Brigadegenerals erhoben. Der Säbel ist ihm sicher überreicht worden, als er als Kommandant Algerien verließ.
Ausgewogener, stimmiger Säbel im orientalischen Stil mit interessanter Klingengeometrie, prunkvoller Verzierung und spannender Geschichte.

Zustand: II
A significant ceremonial sabre – presented to General Joseph Nicolas Noël Brice, 1837
The slightly curved, extremely heavy, broad blade with a t-shaped profile and a double-edged, sharp point with yelman, lavishly etched on both sides, the cockerel on the obverse as a symbol of the reign of Louis Philippe I (1830 - 1848), the inscription "Brice", a garnet symbol, tendrils and laurel, the other side with similar embellishment, inscribed "Liberté Orde Public". The chiselled brass hilt with lavish relief decoration on both sides, the symbol of the cockerel on the obverse of the quillons, a star of rank on the reverse. The broad, brass scabbard richly decorated in relief on the obverse (two trophies with cockerel and tendrils) with two lightly embellished ring bands and two movable suspension loops. The blade slightly stained, small fractures in places, fine scars and traces of cleaning, small indentations in the scabbard, remnants of gilding on the brass fittings. Signs of age and wear. Length 87 cm.
Joseph Nicolas Noël Brice (1783 - 1851) fought in the Napoleonic Wars as a cavalry officer and was awarded the Legion of Honour by Napoleon personally following the Battle of Eylau in 1807. In May 1837, he was redeployed as a colonel of the cavalry and sent to Africa as commander of the Algerian seaport Bône. On 28 February 1848, Colonel Brice was promoted by the government to the rank of brigadier general. The sabre was certainly presented to him when he left Algeria as commander. The balanced, pleasing sabre in Oriental style with a fascinating blade geometry, magnificent embellishment and interesting history.

Condition: II
Auction house category:International History and Military
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