Lange, fein verbeinte Radschloss-Büchse, süddeutsch, um 1600 - photo 1

Lange, fein verbeinte Radschloss-Büchse, süddeutsch, um 1600

Lot 1973
16.05.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 14 000
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 1973 | Lange, fein verbeinte Radschloss-Büchse, süddeutsch, um 1600
Lange, fein verbeinte Radschloss-Büchse, süddeutsch, um 1600
Schlanker, achtkantiger Lauf mit glatter Seele im Kaliber 14 mm. Die Laufoberseite über der Kammer gekehlt, am Laufansatz und Mündung ornamentale Zierätzung. Schloss mit außenliegendem Rad, gefedeter Pfannenabdeckung mit Auslöseknopf. Schlossplatte und Rad mit feiner Zierätzung, Darstellung eines berittenen Jägers in antikisierender Tracht bei der Wildschweinjagd. Vollschäftung aus Obstbaumholz mit feinen Einlagen aus graviertem und geschwärztem Bein und Perlmutt. Darstellung verschiedener heimischer Tiere zwischen Blüten und Rankenwerk. Auf der Schlossgegenseite die Darstellung eines pirschenden Jägers mit Hund. Kolbenfach mit federverriegeltem Deckel (alt, ergänzt). Eiserner Harfen-Abzugsbügel, originaler, hölzerner Ladestock mit graviertem Beindopper und eiserner Gewindehülse. Länge 133,5 cm.
Hochwertiges Radschlossgewehr in hervorragender Erhaltung.
A long South German wheellock gun with fine bone inlays, circa 1600
A long South German wheellock gun with fine bone inlays, circa 1600
The slender, octagonal barrel with smooth bore in 14 mm calibre. The top of the barrel fullered at the breech, ornaments etched at the muzzle and root of the barrel. The lock fitted with an external wheel, spring-lock pan cover with release button. Lock plate and wheel with fine etched embellishment, a scene showing a mounted hunter in antique-style dress pursuing a boar. The full shaft made of fruitwood with delicate inlays of engraved and blackened bone and mother-of-pearl. Depictions of various domestic animals amidst blossoms and tendrils. A depiction of a stalking hunter and hound on the side opposite the lock. The patch box with a spring catch on the lid (an old replacement). Iron harp trigger guard, the original, wooden ramrod with engraved bone tip and threaded iron sleeve. Length 133.5 cm.
Exquisite wheellock rifle in outstanding condition.
Condition: II +
Auction house category:Long guns: matchlock and wheellock
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