France, Second Restoration (1815–1830) – Louis-Philippe (183 - Lot 186

Lot n° 186
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France, Second Restoration (1815–1830) – Louis-Philippe (183 - Lot 186
France, Second Restoration (1815–1830) – Louis-Philippe (1830–1848). National Guard Model 1821 Infantry Officer’s Saber, manufactured by “Coulaux Frères in Klingenthal.” Gilded cast brass hilt (remnants) with a small secondary branch, a rimmed cap with a domed rivet button, and a short tail edged with laurel leaves. Wooden tang bound with string and covered with sheepskin embossed with a brass filigree pattern. Arched joint with a central ring chiseled with small flowers. Oval guard and curved quillon ending in a small flower and a series of small leaves. Blade with a mottled gray patina, curved, with a hollow edge and flat back, bearing the manufacturer’s mark “C.F. Klingenthal,” corresponding to production in 1830. Tie missing. Black waxed leather scabbard with three gilt cast brass fittings and two suspension rings. 89.5 cm (Blade 76 cm). (Signs of wear and damage; filigree on the hilt missing; marking on the back of the blade worn; dents on the blade’s cutting edge. Fairly good condition).
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