Dagger, cinquedea, gilded iron guard, arched cross forming t - Lot 247

Lot n° 247
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15000 - 16000 EUR
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Result : 17 226EUR
Dagger, cinquedea, gilded iron guard, arched cross forming t - Lot 247
Dagger, cinquedea, gilded iron guard, arched cross forming two quillons, decorated, in the middle, with a reinforcement and, on each side, with a scroll motif, round pommel decorated with a rosette in six parts, sides decorated with oblique flutes, six-sided spindle covered with silver plates, in two parts engraved with checkerboards decorated with foliage, on the front and rear sides, and the others alternated with hatched or plain checkerboards, they are separated in the middle by a ring with two grooves; beautiful and very wide blade, at the heel, engraved on both sides and gilded, with four hollow sides on the first third, then three on the second and two on the last, the point being flat and a little thicker; the engravings, on each side, represent, in the center, a character in a medallion in the middle of a decoration with two pilasters held by two torsos of men, length of the blade 28 cm; total length 42 cm. (Slight wear to the gilding). Period, Italy, possibly Venice, circa 1520. Very good condition. PROVENANCE: Former CORBIN collection, castle of C., then by inheritance, BARJON collection. This dagger has kept its label of the CORBIN collection n° 91.
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