Ritterliches Scheibenknaufschwert mit eingelegter Klingeninschrift, deutsch, Mitte 14. Jhdt. - photo 1

Ritterliches Scheibenknaufschwert mit eingelegter Klingeninschrift, deutsch, Mitte 14. Jhdt.

Lot 6362
20.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
Buyer Premium25 %
ID 1324852
Lot 6362 | Ritterliches Scheibenknaufschwert mit eingelegter Klingeninschrift, deutsch, Mitte 14. Jhdt.
Ritterliches Scheibenknaufschwert mit eingelegter Klingeninschrift, deutsch, Mitte 14. Jhdt.
Schlanke, sich zur Spitze verjüngende zweischneidige Klinge. In der Kehlung beidseitig feiner, in Silber eingelegter Dekor. Einseitig schwer leserliche Majuskel-Inschrift zwischen zwei Balkenkreuzen, auf der Gegenseite Rankendekor zwischen Balkenkreuzen. Im unteren Viertel stärkere Korrosionsspuren, die Spitze verloren. Gerade eiserne Parierstange, kräftige, leicht konische Angel. Schwerer Scheibenknauf mit geschrägten Kanten und kleinem pyramidenförmigen Vernietknauf. Länge 91 cm.
A German knightly sword with disc pommel and inlaid blade inscription, mid-14th century
A German knightly sword with disc pommel and inlaid blade inscription, mid-14th century
The narrow, double-edged blade tapering toward the point. Delicate, silver-inlaid adornment in the fullers on both sides. Barely legible majuscule inscription between two straight-armed crosses on one side, the opposite side with tendrils between straight-armed crosses. Severe traces of corrosion in the lower quarter, the point has been lost. Straight iron quillons, sturdy, slightly tapered tang. Heavy disc pommel with bevelled edges and a small, pyramid-shaped button. Length 91 cm.
Condition: III
Auction house category:Swords, Epees and Rapiers
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