Shamshir mit älterer persischer Klinge um 1650, osmanisch, 19. Jhdt. - photo 1

Shamshir mit älterer persischer Klinge um 1650, osmanisch, 19. Jhdt.

Lot 3007
16.05.2024 13:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3007 | Shamshir mit älterer persischer Klinge um 1650, osmanisch, 19. Jhdt.
Shamshir mit älterer persischer Klinge um 1650, osmanisch, 19. Jhdt.
Besonders leichte, geschwungene, beidseitig mehrfach gekehlte Rückenklinge mit leicht verbreiteter, zweischneidiger Spitze. Terzseitig zwei messingeingelegte Schriftkartuschen aus dem 19. Jhdt. Die untere umfasst den Namen des angeblichen Besitzers "Nasr ad-Din as-Sultan shah Kadjar", die obere die Herstellersignatur "amel-i Asad Allah". Gemeint sind der berühmte persische Shah aus der Kadjaren-Dynastie, Naser al-Din Shah Qajar (1848 - 1496), und der ruhmreiche Schmied Asad Allah Isfahani, dessen Klingen noch lange Zeit nach seinem Tod imitiert wurden. Gravierte Parierstange aus Messing mit knaufförmigen Abschlüssen. Graviertes Griffband aus Messing mit Griffschalen aus Rhinozeroshorn, stellenweise wurmstichig. Nicht zugehörige, lederbezogene Holzscheide mit Messingdrahtnaht und ornamental goldtauschierter Eisengarnitur. Gewicht der Klinge 693 g. Länge (mit Scheide) 88,5 cm.
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A mounted Ottoman shamshir with an older Persian blade of circa 1650, 19th century
A mounted Ottoman shamshir with an older Persian blade of circa 1650, 19th century
Very light, curved blade with multiple fullers on both sides and a slightly widened, double-edged point. Two brass-inlaid 19th-century cartouches on the obverse side, the lower one containing the name of the alleged owner "Nasr ad-Din as-Sultan shah Kadjar", the upper one the maker's signature "amel-i Asad Allah". This refers to the famous Persian Shah of the Kadjar Dynasty, Naser al-Din Shah Qajar (1848 - 1496), and the renowned blacksmith Asad Allah Isfahani, whose blades have been imitated long after his death. Engraved brass crossguard with knobbed endings. Engraved brass grip band with grip scales of rhinoceros horn, some wormy areas. Non-related, leather-covered wooden scabbard with brass stitching and gold-damascened iron fittings. Weight of the blade 693 g. Length (with scabbard) 88.5 cm.
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Condition: II -
Auction house category:Arms and Armor Ottoman Empire
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