ID 1346533
Lot 10003 | Silbermontiertes Luxus-Miquelet-Tüfek, osmanisch, um 1800
Achtkantiger, mittig leicht eingezogener Lauf aus wildem Damast. Siebenfach gezogene Seele im Kaliber 14,5 mm. Auf der Laufoberseite reich in Gold tauschierter ornamentaler und floraler Dekor. Über der Kammer eine goldgefütterte Marke. Hohe eiserne Standkimme mit sechs Lochungen. Eisernes Schloss mit ganzflächigem, goldtauschiertem floralen Dekor. Unterhalb der Batterie undeutliche Marke. Knopfabzug, Hahn löst nicht aus. Vollschaft aus schön gemasertem Riegelahorn mit durchbrochen gearbeiteten silbernen Beschlägen. Die Beschläge mehrfach mit osmanischen Silberstempeln (Tughra-Marke) gepunzt. Vier silberne Laufbänder. Eingeschobener hölzerner Ladestock mit eisernem Dopper. Länge 117 cm.
A fine Ottoman silver mounted miquelet tufek rifle, circa 1800
A fine Ottoman silver mounted miquelet tufek rifle, circa 1800
Achtkantiger, mittig leicht eingezogener Lauf aus wildem Damast. Siebenfach gezogene Seele im Kaliber 14,5 mm. Auf der Laufoberseite reich in Gold tauschierter ornamentaler und floraler Dekor. Über der Kammer eine goldgefütterte Marke. Hohe eiserne Standkimme mit sechs Lochungen. Eisernes Schloss mit ganzflächigem, goldtauschiertem floralen Dekor. Unterhalb der Batterie undeutliche Marke. Knopfabzug, Hahn löst nicht aus. Vollschaft aus schön gemasertem Riegelahorn mit durchbrochen gearbeiteten silbernen Beschlägen. Die Beschläge mehrfach mit osmanischen Silberstempeln (Tughra-Marke) gepunzt. Vier silberne Laufbänder. Eingeschobener hölzerner Ladestock mit eisernem Dopper. Länge 117 cm.
Condition: II
Place of origin: | Ottoman Empire |
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Auction house category: | Arms and Armor Ottoman Empire |
Place of origin: | Ottoman Empire |
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Auction house category: | Arms and Armor Ottoman Empire |
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