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Verbeinte Armbrust mit Ebenholzfurnier, Sachsen, 17. Jahrhundert

Lot 1313
27.05.2021 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 4 000
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 1313 | Verbeinte Armbrust mit Ebenholzfurnier, Sachsen, 17. Jahrhundert
Estimate value
€ 4 000
Verbeinte Armbrust mit Ebenholzfurnier, Sachsen, 17. Jahrhundert
Schwerer Stahlbogen (Spuren von Vergoldung), auf der rechten Innenseite die geschlagene Radkreuzmarke mit Strahlenkranz. Vergoldeter Einbund, Aufputz aus grünen Wollpompons (unvollständig), gebauchte Säule aus feinmaserigem braunen Holz, mit ca. 2 mm dickem Ebenholzfurnier belegt (Wurmlöcher), Intarsien aus poliertem Geweih mit geschwärzten Gravuren. Fein gravierter Blüten- und Blattdekor, an der verbeinten Wange eine schön gravierte Landschaft mit Burg und springendem Hirsch. Originale, im Faden laufende Nuss aus Geweih, über dem Nussfaden ein grünes Nussband aus stark beriebenem Samt. Mehrachsiges Schloss, Fadenstecher (Vergoldungsspuren) mit Klappabzug (Spannfaden unrichtig ergänzt), gegrateter eiserner Abzugsbügel. An der beinernen Kolbenkappe eine eiserne Auflage mit reliefierten Akanthusranken. Rest des alten Bolzenhalters aus Horn hinter der Nuss. Unvollständig, beschädigt, Altreparaturen, Eisenteile rostig, alles im Fundzustand. Bogenweite 59 cm, Gesamtlänge 59 cm.
Repräsentative Armbrust des Barock vom Typ der halben Rüstung.

Provenienz: Dachbodenfund aus Sachsen.

Zustand: III
A Saxon bone-inlaid crossbow with ebony veneer, 17th century
Heavy steel prod with remnants of gilding, the mark of a wheel with a sun burst stamped on the inside on the right. Gilt cord anchors, decorative tassels of green wool (incomplete), the bellied tiller made of finely grained brown wood covered with approx. 2 mm ebony veneer (worm damage), inlays of polished antler with blackened engravings. Finely engraved décor of blossoms and foliage, an exquisitely engraved landscape with a castle and leaping stag on the bone-inlaid cheek. The original nut made of antler and secured with thread. A nut band of green, heavily abraded velvet above the nut thread. Multi-axle lock, hair set trigger (remnants of gilding) with folding trigger (the bridle has been incorrectly replaced), ridged iron trigger guard. An iron appliqué of acanthus tendrils in relief on the bone butt cap. A fragment of the old horn bolt channel behind the nut. Incomplete, damaged, old repairs, the iron components rusted, all parts in as-found condition. Width of the bow 59 cm, total length 59 cm.
A distinguished baroque crossbow of half-powered type.

Provenance: Found by chance in Saxony.

Condition: III
Auction house category:Crossbows and accessories
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