Seltener Satz von vier schweren Steinschloss-Jagdbüchsen - photo 1
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Seltener Satz von vier schweren Steinschloss-Jagdbüchsen

Lot 2597
07.12.2019 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 14 000
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 2597 | Seltener Satz von vier schweren Steinschloss-Jagdbüchsen
von Johann Bernhard Fischer (tätig um 1700-1730), Hannover.Zurückhaltend floral geschnitzte Nussbaumvollschäftung mit Hornnase. Oktogonaler Eisenlauf mit aufgesetzter Kimme und Messingkorn. Glattes Eisenschloss unterhalb der Feder signiert "Fischer". Gegenplatte und Garnitur aus Messing. Kolben mit Ladefach, auf dem Kolbenblech nummeriert 9, 12,12 bzw. 14. Ladestock mit Horndopper. Ein Lauf mit Beschussmarken. L. 102 cm.Unter König Georg I. sollte in Hannover eine Gewehrfabrik entstehen, um sich von ausländischen Waffenimporten unabhängiger zu machen. Die dazu benötigten Büchsenmacher warb Oberrüstmeister Johann Bernhard Fischer im Auftrag der hannoverschen Kriegskanzlei in Lüttich an. Fischer war designierter Direktor der um 1729/31 gegründeten Schlossfabrik in Linden, die zeitweise in dessen Wohnhaus untergebracht war. Bereits 1736 wurde die Gewehrfabrik aufgelöst und das Inventar in die Herzberger Gewehrfabrik verlegt.Vgl. Johann von Diest, Wirtschaftspolitik und Lobbyismus im 18. Jahrhundert (...), S. 72. Stöckel, Bd. 1, S. 372.A rare set of four Hanover flintlock sporting rifles by Johann Bernhard Fischer (active approx. 1700-1730), numbered 9, 12, 13 and 14, probably made in the Royal Ordnance Factory Linden in Hanover.Hannover. Um 1730.
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