Offiziersdegen, aus alten Teilen zusammengestellt, deutsch, um 1650 - photo 1

Offiziersdegen, aus alten Teilen zusammengestellt, deutsch, um 1650

Lot 6395
20.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1324885
Lot 6395 | Offiziersdegen, aus alten Teilen zusammengestellt, deutsch, um 1650
Offiziersdegen, aus alten Teilen zusammengestellt, deutsch, um 1650
Kräftige Klinge mit abgeflachtem Mittelgrat, im unteren Drittel durchbrochen gearbeitet und mit Inschriften versehen. Eisernes Gefäß mit spiralig geschnittener Parierstange (ein Arm repariert) und Knauf, das terzseitige Stichblatt ebenfalls mit spiraligem Dekor und zentralem, durchbrochen gearbeitetem Reichsadler zwischen Rankenwerk (das quartseitige Stichblatt wg. des Tragekomforts entfernt), Hilze mit feiner Messingdrahtwicklung und Türkenbünden. Länge 116 cm. Gut zusammengestellte, handwerklich meisterhaft gearbeitete Waffe.
A German officer's sword, assembled from old parts, circa 1650
A German officer's sword, assembled from old parts, circa 1650
Sturdy blade of flattened hexagonal section, the lower third with openwork and carved with inscriptions. Iron hilt with a spirally fluted quillons (one arm repaired) and pommel, the guard plate on the obverse also with spiral décor and a national eagle in openwork at the centre surrounded by tendrils (the reverse guard plate has been removed for ease of wear). The grip wrapped with fine brass wire and embellished with Turk's heads. Length 116 cm. The sword has been assembled and wrought with consummate skill by a master craftsman.
Condition: II -
Auction house category:Swords, Epees and Rapiers
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