Schwere Perkussions-Scheibenbüchse, Kreisser und Weigandt, Leipzig, um 1830 - photo 1

Schwere Perkussions-Scheibenbüchse, Kreisser und Weigandt, Leipzig, um 1830

Lot 2068
10.05.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 3 200
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 2068 | Schwere Perkussions-Scheibenbüchse, Kreisser und Weigandt, Leipzig, um 1830
Estimate value
€ 3 200
Schwerer, achtkantiger, mittig leicht eingezogener Lauf aus brüniertem Wickeldamast. Achtfach gezogene Seele im Kaliber 15,5 mm, gravierte Mündung. Eingeschobene eiserne Visierung, über der Kammer in Gold eingelegte Signatur. Fein gravierter Pistonsockel und Schwanzschraubenblatt. Schloss mit fein gestochener jagdlicher Szene, Abzug mit Stecher. Schön verschnittene Vollschäftung aus gemasertem Nussbaumholz, auf der Wange die plastisch geschnitzte Darstellung von Hirschwild. Im Griffbereich und auf dem Kolbenkastendeckel fein gewaffelt mit silberner Zierbenagelung. Glatte Nase aus Bein. Gravierte Garnitur aus Neusilber, Abzugsbügel aus dunklem Horn mit geschnitztem floralen Dekor. Silberne Daumenplatte mit Monogramm. Originaler Ladestock mit Beindopper und Gewindehülse mit Kugelkrätzer. Länge 139,5 cm.
A heavy percussion target rifle by Kreisser and Weigandt, Leipzig, circa 1830
Heavy octagonal barrel slightly indented in the middle, of burnished, wrapped Damascus steel. Eight-groove rifled bore in 15.5 mm calibre, engraved muzzle. Dovetailed iron sights, signature inlaid in gold at the breech. Finely engraved snail and tang. Lock with finely engraved hunting scene, set trigger. Beautifully carved full stock of grained walnut wood, the cheek rest with three-dimensional depiction of stags. The finely chequered grip and patch-box lid studded with decorative silver nails. Smooth bone nose. Engraved furniture of nickel silver, trigger guard of dark horn with carved flower ornaments. Silver thumb plate with monogram. Original ramrod with bone tip and threaded sleeve with wad hook. Length 139.5 cm.
Condition: I - II
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