Jagdbesteck und Schreibset, Frankreich, 18. - 19. Jhdt. - photo 1

Jagdbesteck und Schreibset, Frankreich, 18. - 19. Jhdt.

Lot 3235
26.10.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 320
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3235 | Jagdbesteck und Schreibset, Frankreich, 18. - 19. Jhdt.
Estimate value
€ 320
Zweiteiliges Jagdbesteck bestehend aus einem Messer und einer zweizinkigen Gabel mit Beingriffen. Die Klinge gemarkt "UL / St. Honoré No. 84". Mit Altersspuren. Länge 17,5 cm und 15,5 cm. In einem feinen Etui aus Rochenhaut (Ortband fehlt), Länge des Etuis 20,5 cm. Mit beiliegendem Sammlerzettel: "Französisches Jagdbesteck, 17. Jahrhundert. Mit Fischhautetui. Aus der Waffenschmiede St. Honoré, Paris. vermutlich frz. Schwertfeger Simonin (Waffenkunde Demmin). a.d. Slg. Oberst Meyer, Luzern".
Dazu in einem alten Holzetui mit Beingriff Schreibutensilien und kleines Lineal. Intakt. Länge des Etuis 29,5 cm.
Two-piece hunting set consisting of a knife and a two-pronged fork with bone handles. The blade marked "UL / St. Honoré No. 84". With traces of age. Length 17.5 cm and 15.5 cm. In a fine ray-skin case. Length of the case 20.5 cm. With enclosed collector's label: "French hunting cutlery, 17th century. With fish-skin case. From the armoury of St. Honoré, Paris. Probably French sword sweeper Simonin (Waffenkunde Demmin). a.d. Slg. Oberst Meyer, Luzern" (trans.).
Together with an old wooden case with leg handle, writing utensils and small ruler. Intact. Length of case 29.5 cm.
Auction house category:Daggers, Knives and Cutlery
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