Silbermontierte Luxus-Miqueletflinte, Italien, um 1710/20 - photo 1

Silbermontierte Luxus-Miqueletflinte, Italien, um 1710/20

Lot 7100
20.11.2024 15:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1326518
Lot 7100 | Silbermontierte Luxus-Miqueletflinte, Italien, um 1710/20
Silbermontierte Luxus-Miqueletflinte, Italien, um 1710/20
Achtkantiger, in rund übergehender Lauf mit glatter Seele im Kaliber 15 mm. Aufgesetztes Silberkorn, die silberne Kimme in Form einer liegenden Figur gearbeitet. Der achtkantige Teil des Laufes an beiden Enden mit fein gravierten Figurenkartuschen zwischen Akanthuslaub dekoriert. Fein graviertes Miquelet-Schloss mit jagdlichen Szenen zwischen Rankendekor. Durchbrochen gearbeitete silberne Schlossgegenplatte mit fein gravierter Darstellung der Verwandlung Actaeons. Bewegliche Fangriemenöse aus Messing. Halbschäftung aus Nussbaumholz, am Kolben rechts eine alte Restaurierung. Reich durchbrochene Montierung mit fein gravierten antikisierenden Szenen zwischen Rankenwerk. Auf dem silbernen Abzugsbügel die Darstellung des Todes Actaeons durch Jäger und Hunde. Silbernes Laufband mit durchbrochen gearbeitetem Rankendekor. Originaler hölzerner Ladestock mit Kugelzieher und graviertem eisernen Dopper. Länge 151 cm
An Italian silver-mounted deluxe miquelet rifle, circa 1710/20
An Italian silver-mounted deluxe miquelet rifle, circa 1710/20
Two-stage smooth-bore barrel, octagonal then round, in 15 mm calibre. Surface-mounted silver front sight, the silver rear sight in the shape of a recumbent figure. The octagonal section of the barrel decorated at both ends with delicately engraved figurative cartouches amidst acanthus leaves. The miquelet lock intricately engraved with hunting scenes amidst decorative tendrils. The silver openwork lock side plate with a finely engraved depiction of the transformation of Actaeon. Sling swivel made of brass. Half stock made of walnut, an old restoration on the right of the butt. Ornate openwork mounting with finely engraved, antique-style scenes amidst tendrils. A depiction of Actaeon's death at the hands of hunters and hounds on the silver trigger guard. Silver barrel band with openwork decorative tendrils. Original wooden ramrod with worm and engraved iron tip. Length 151 cm.
Condition: II
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