Elfenbeingeschäftete Radschlosspistole im Stil um 1630, Historismus unter Verwendung alter Teile - photo 1

Elfenbeingeschäftete Radschlosspistole im Stil um 1630, Historismus unter Verwendung alter Teile

Lot 1990
16.05.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 3 600
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 1990 | Elfenbeingeschäftete Radschlosspistole im Stil um 1630, Historismus unter Verwendung alter Teile
Elfenbeingeschäftete Radschlosspistole im Stil um 1630, Historismus unter Verwendung alter Teile
Achtkantiger, in rund übergehender Lauf mit leicht ausgestellter Mündung. Glatte Seele im Kaliber 15 mm. Gravierte Mündung mit aufgesetztem Messingkorn, über der Kammer vier ungedeutete geschlagene Marken. Originales Schloss mit außenliegendem Rad und gefedertem Pfannendeckel. Der hölzerne Schaft ganzflächig mit fein graviertem Elfenbein verkleidet. Darstellung allegorischer Figuren, Jagdszenen und Groteskenköpfe zwischen ornamentalem Dekor. Eiserner Abzugsbügel, hölzerner Ladestock mit graviertem Elfenbeindopper. Länge 51,5 cm. Hochwertige Schaftarbeit des 19. Jhdts. unter Verwendung älterer Metallteile.
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A German ivory-stocked wheellock pistol in 1630s style, a historicism reproduction composed of old parts
A German ivory-stocked wheellock pistol in 1630s style, a historicism reproduction composed of old parts
The octagonal barrel turning to round, with a slightly flared muzzle. Smooth bore in 15 mm calibre. Engraved muzzle with mounted brass front sight, four unidentified marks stamped at the breech. Original lock with external wheel and spring-loaded pan cover. The wooden stock entirely covered in finely engraved ivory veneer. Depiction of allegorical figures, hunting scenes and grotesque masks amidst ornamental décor. Iron trigger guard, wooden ramrod with engraved ivory tip. Length 51.5 cm. Outstanding 19th century stock, incorporating older metal parts.
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Condition: II
Auction house category:Handguns: matchlock and wheellock
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