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Griffzungenschwert, frühe Urnenfelderzeit, 12. Jahrhundert vor Christus

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€ 1 600
Auction dateClassic
21.06.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Hermann Historica
Event location
Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 580268
Lot 6798 | Griffzungenschwert, frühe Urnenfelderzeit, 12. Jahrhundert vor Christus
Griffzungenschwert, frühe Urnenfelderzeit, 12. Jahrhundert vor Christus
Bronzenes Griffzungenschwert. Lange schmale Klinge mit wulstiger Mittelrippe. Minimale Ausbrüche an den Schneiden und Ausbrüche im Bereich des Heftes. Dort vier Nietlöcher, ein loser Niet erhalten. In der Griffangel drei Nietlöcher mitsamt der Befestigungsnieten. Schauseite professionell gereinigt und mit schöner Patina. Länge 64 cm.



Provenienz: Süddeutsche Privatsammlung, übernommen vom Vater.

Zustand: II -
A sword, Bronze Age, 12th century B.C.
Long narrow blade with a bulging centre rib. Minimal chipping on the cutting edges and chipping in the area of the hilt. Four rivet holes there, one loose rivet preserved. In the grip tang three rivet holes together with the fastening rivets. The obverse side professionally cleaned and with a beautiful patina. Length 64 cm.

Provenance: Old South German family collection.

Condition: II -
Auction house category:European Stone and Bronze Age
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