Steinschlossbüchse, süddeutsch, um 1710 - photo 1

Steinschlossbüchse, süddeutsch, um 1710

Lot 7099
20.11.2024 15:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1326517
Lot 7099 | Steinschlossbüchse, süddeutsch, um 1710
Steinschlossbüchse, süddeutsch, um 1710
Gezogener, zur Mündung leicht gestauchter Oktagonlauf im Kaliber 15,5 mm, auf der Oberseite eingeschobenes Silberkorn und Standkimme mit zwei Klappen, diese mit geschnittenem Sockel und von zwei silbernen Maskaronen umrahmt, Lauf zwischen Kimme und Korn zu einer Laufschiene geformt, Mündungs- und Kornbereich sowie Kammer und Schwanzschraubenblatt mit feinsten Gravuren. Seele rau mit noch gutem Zug-/Feldprofil.
Leicht geschnittenes Steinschloss, auf der Schlossplatte bezeichnet "I N D" und "A Tann", Stecherabzug. Leicht verschnittener Vollschaft mit Kolbenfach. Fein geschnittene, eiserne Garnitur, das Schlossgegenblech durchbrochen gearbeitet mit Darstellung einer Gottheit in einem vierspännigen Wagen, Schaftnase aus Horn, Kolbenfachdeckel und Schlossbettung mit silbernen Einlagen, linke Kolbenseite mit silbernem Monogramm. Hölzerner Ladestock mit eisernem Dopper. Ergänzung rechts am Vorderschaft im Bereich der oberen Ladestockpfeife. Länge 111 cm.
Bei der Signatur "I N D" handelt es sich wahrscheinlich um Initialen des Johann Nikolaus Dauner, der ab 1690 in Tann in Niederbayern tätig war.
A South German flintlock rifle, circa 1710
A South German flintlock rifle, circa 1710
Grooved octagonal barrel in 15.5 mm calibre slightly swamped at the muzzle, the upper side with dovetailed silver front sight and two-leaf fixed rear sight on a cut base and framed by two silver mascarons, the barrel between front and rear sight forming a barrel rib, the area of the muzzle and sights as well as breech and tang decorated with delicate engravings. Rough bore with good rifling. Slightly cut flintlock, the lock plate marked "I N D" and "A Tann", set trigger. Slightly carved full stock with patch box. Finely cut iron furniture, the lock side plate with openwork depiction of a deity on a four-in-hand carriage, nosepiece of horn, patch-box cover and lock bedding with silver inlays, the left side of the butt with silver monogram. Wooden ramrod with iron tip. Replacement on the right of the forestock in the area of the upper ramrod thimble. Length 111 cm.
The signature "I N D" probably stands for Johann Nikolaus Dauner, who worked in Tann/Lower Bavaria from 1690 onwards.
Condition: II
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