Steinschloss-Rückschläger-Scheibenbüchse, Josef Dünckl, Schwaz, um 1800 - photo 1

Steinschloss-Rückschläger-Scheibenbüchse, Josef Dünckl, Schwaz, um 1800

Lot 2012
16.05.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 2012 | Steinschloss-Rückschläger-Scheibenbüchse, Josef Dünckl, Schwaz, um 1800
Steinschloss-Rückschläger-Scheibenbüchse, Josef Dünckl, Schwaz, um 1800
Gezogener Oktagonallauf im Kaliber 13,5 mm, Seele rau, auf der Oberseite eingeschobenes Korn und geschnittene Standkimme. Über der Kammer in Silber eingelegte Signatur und feine Gravur aus Akanthus und Rankenwerk. Rückschläger-Steinschloss, die Schlossplatte leicht graviert mit wiederholter Signatur in von Rankenwerk umgebener Kartusche. Stecherabzug, Nadelabzug abgebrochen. Außerordentlich schön mit Akanthusdekor verschnittener Vollschaft mit perlmutteingelegter Hornnase und kunstvoll durchbrochen gearbeiteter Messinggarnitur, Kolbenfach und Backe mit perlmuttverziertem Horn belegt. In der linken Kolbenseite in Perlmutt eingelegte Chiffre Krone/"JK" und eingeritzte Initialen "I.E", unter der Backe ein weiterer Name in Kursiv. Länge 119 cm.
Ein ähnliches Gewehr von Josef Dünckl (Dinkl) befindet sich heute in der Waffensammlung des Kunsthistorischen Museums in Wien.
A Tyrolean flintlock recoil target rifle by Josef Dünckl, Schwaz, circa 1800
A Tyrolean flintlock recoil target rifle by Josef Dünckl, Schwaz, circa 1800
Rifled octagonal barrel in 13.5 mm calibre, the bore rough. Dovetailed front sight and chiselled fixed sight on the top. Silver-inlaid signature and fine engravings of acanthus and tendrils at the breech. Recoil flintlock, the lock plate lightly engraved with a repeated signature in a cartouche, surrounded by tendrils. Set trigger, the hair trigger has broken off. Exceptionally splendid full stock, carved with acanthus ornaments, the horn nosepiece inlaid with mother-of-pearl. Ornate, openwork brass furniture. The patch box and cheek piece covered in horn inlaid with mother-of-pearl. A cipher of a crown/"JK" inlaid with mother-of-pearl and carved initials "I.E" on the left side of the butt, an additional name in italics below the cheek piece. Length 119 cm.
A similar rifle by Josef Dünckl (Dinkl) can be found in the Collection of Arms and Armour at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna.
Condition: II -
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