Lot n° 136
Estimation :
150 - 200
EUR
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Result
: 411EUR
France, 1st Empire (1804-1814) - Restoration (1815-1830). - Lot 136
France, 1st Empire (1804-1814) - Restoration (1815-1830).
Light cavalry officer's saber, AN IX or AN XI model, the secondary hilt branches of the mount removed.
Gilded brass "à la chasseur" mounting (remainder), olive rivet knob. Line-decorated oval cap with long tail. Stringed wooden handle covered with filigree basane. Long, line-decorated shuttle-shaped auricles. Curved quillon. Curved blade with hollow sides and flat back, one-third blued and gold, engraved with trophies of arms and floral motifs. Steel scabbard with two suspension rings, with stained gray patina, asymmetrical steel stinger. (The two secondary limbs of the frame have been removed, the basane and watermark of the handle are damaged, the bluing and gold of the blade is worn in places with stains and traces of oxidation in places, the entrance to the scabbard is missing and the suspension rings have been replaced and not to the model, bumps on the scabbard, Fairly good condition).
94 cm (Blade 81.5 cm).
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