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Mittelbronzezeitliches Schwert, Südosteuropa, 14. Jhdt. v. Chr.

Lot 4088
06.05.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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€ 4 800
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 4088 | Mittelbronzezeitliches Schwert, Südosteuropa, 14. Jhdt. v. Chr.
Mittelbronzezeitliches Schwert, Südosteuropa, 14. Jhdt. v. Chr.
Schwertklinge eines Hiebschwerts mit Schwerpunkt und größter Breite (4,5 cm) im unteren Drittel. Die Spitze lang ausgezogen, nach oben sich verjüngend und vor dem Übergang zum Griff nur 3,2 cm breit. Der Griff durch Überfangguss über den obersten Teil der Klinge befestigt. Unten trapezoider Abschluss des Griffes, seitlich mit zwei einwärts gezogenen Zargen, die in der Mitte einen runden Durchbruch mit Blick auf den obersten Klingenteil freilassen. Darüber der im Querschnitt linsenförmige, seitlich ausbauchende Griff. Dieser durch drei Bänder aus quer verlaufendenden, parallelen Ritzlinien verziert, die oben und unten von einer Punktreihe eingefasst sind. Scheibenförmiger, unverzierter Knauf mit zylindrischem Knopf in der Mitte. Scharten an den Schneiden restauratorisch ergänzt. Schöne, olivgrüne Patina mit bläulichen Oxydflecken. Länge 57,7 cm.
Provenienz: Süddeutsche Privatsammlung. Bereits Anfang des Jahrtausends vom 2013 verstorbenen Vater übernommen.
A South-Eastern European sword, Middle Bronze Age,14th century B.C.
A South-Eastern European sword, Middle Bronze Age,14th century B.C.
Blade of a slashing sword with balance point and major width (4.5 cm) in the lower third. The point elongated, tapered towards the top and only 3.2 cm wide at the transition to the grip. The cast-on grip fastened to the upper part of the blade and with trapezoid bottom, at the sides two indented notches with a round opening towards the upper part of the blade. Surmounted by the grip of lenticular section with bulging sides. The grip decorated with three bands of vertical, parallel incised lines bordered by a row of dots at the top and bottom. Disc-shaped, undecorated pommel with cylindrical knob in the middle. Notches at the edges restored. Beautiful, olive-green patina with bluish oxide stains. Length 57.7 cm.
Provenance: Southern German private collection, taken over from the father, who died in 2013, at the beginning of the millennium.
Condition: II -
Auction house category:European Stone and Bronze Age
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