Musketeer-style Chiseled Sword - Louis XV° - 1740-50 -xviii°

Officer's sword known as a musketeer, LOUIS XV period, circa 1740 - 1750, 18th century Iron mount with remains of gold gilding, chiseled with symbolic decorations of birds (peacock - heron - crane - stork - ibis) framing a temple or fortified door with laurel branches, on the entire mount. Globular pommel with the same bird decoration and temple with rivet button. Joint arch with a branch chiseled with the same decoration on both sides in its center. Filigree fuse. Bi-valve shell chiseled on the front and back with the same decoration. Branch guard and donkey's step. 2-edged blade, flat with a median groove engraved on the 1st third at the heel. Length: 93 cm Blade length: 76 cm Blade width at the heel: 2.4 cm Beautiful condition of conservation and use, in its own juice, see details in the photos. Free shipping for France. International shipping costs, rate on request depending on the area of the country. Visit my other objects by consulting my gallery and our site: https://www.IrisAntik.com