Landsknechtdolch mit getriebener eiserner Scheide, deutsch, um 1540/50 - photo 1

Landsknechtdolch mit getriebener eiserner Scheide, deutsch, um 1540/50

Lot 1146
11.10.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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Starting price
€ 8 500
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 1146 | Landsknechtdolch mit getriebener eiserner Scheide, deutsch, um 1540/50
Estimate value
€ 8 500
Schlanke, zweischneidige Klinge mit rhombischem Querschnitt, abgeflachtem Mittelgrat und kräftiger, zweifach gekehlter Fehlschärfe. Kräftig zur Klinge geneigte Parierstange, das eiserne Stichblatt mit vernietetem Ziermaskaron und graviertem Dekor. Stark konische, lederbezogene Hilze mit eisernen Zwingen und Griffspangen aus tordiertem Draht. Kräftig gewölbte, eiserne Griffkappe mit getriebenem floralen Dekor, umlaufend eine feine Spirale aus Eisendraht. Zugehörige Scheide aus Eisenblech, schauseitig getriebener Dekor mit Darstellung von Fortuna, darüber Adam und Eva. Kräftige Zierwülste aus Eisendrahtspiralen. Getriebener Abschlusskugel mit feinem Balusterknauf. Eingesteckter Pfreim, wohl nicht zugehörig, das Beimesser fehlt. Rückseitig zwei kantige Tragespangen. Länge 40 cm.
Seltener deutscher Renaissance-Dolch in schöner Ausführung und guter Erhaltung.
A German Landknecht's dagger with iron scabbard, ca. 1540/50
Slender double-edged blade of diamond section, flattened central ridge and robust ricasso with two fullers. The quillons bent towards the blade, the exterior of the iron shell-guard decorated with a riveted ornamental mask and engravings. Distinctly conical, leather-covered grip with iron ferrules and grip straps of twisted wire. Heavily domed iron grip cap with chased floral décor, surrounded by a fine iron wire spiral. Associated sheet iron scabbard, on the obverse a chased portrayal of the goddess Fortuna surmounted by Adam and Eve. Robust ornamental bands of iron wire spirals. Chased globular terminal with fine baluster pommel. Inserted bodkin, probably unassociated, by-knife missing. The reverse with two angular clasps. Length 40 cm.
Rare, finely crafted German Renaissance dagger in good condition.
Condition: II -
Auction house category:Daggers, Knives and Cutlery
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