France, Louis-Philippe (1830–1848). - Lot 231

Lot n° 231
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Result : 252EUR
France, Louis-Philippe (1830–1848). - Lot 231
France, Louis-Philippe (1830–1848). National Guard officer’s sword, without scabbard. Gilded cast brass mount; the crossguard features a crook-shaped pommel supporting the hilt arch, which is topped by an acanthus leaf; the base is decorated with winged florets. The joint arch is decorated with stylized foliage, featuring a lion’s muzzle at its center. The tang features mother-of-pearl plates grooved vertically. The flattened crossguard ends in a small flower. Symmetrical hilt with two upper lateral medallions depicting lion heads; the central motif features a rooster with half-spread wings and a plume-like tail, flanked by a charter, a sword, and a flag. Scarlet wool cord present. Three-edged blade with etched decoration of military trophies and floral bouquets, blued and gilded in thirds. Manufacturer’s mark on the heel: “W” in a gilded cartouche. 93 cm (Blade 81 cm). (Signs of wear and minor cosmetic imperfections. In good condition).
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