Rare And Ambiguous 15th Or 16th Century Iron Tool With Bronze Lion Head On The Handle
Rare and ambiguous iron tool from the XV-XVI century with bronze lion head on the handle .
Probably a tool for daily use for cutting butchers or other special purposes. along the blade, there is a coat of arms with scissors or pliers probably representative of the shop or the art that produced it.
For example, the emblem of the art of blacksmiths in Florence is very similar. In addition, it is not excluded that other additional tools or blades were applied from the pair of holes, 2 vertical and 2 horizontal.
The bronze lion-headed terminal is magnificent, which also brings us back to a Florentine origin.
As each of our articles will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and guaranteed under the law.
Insured shipment and traced by negòcier with customers.
Visit our site www.antichitabompadre.com
Probably a tool for daily use for cutting butchers or other special purposes. along the blade, there is a coat of arms with scissors or pliers probably representative of the shop or the art that produced it.
For example, the emblem of the art of blacksmiths in Florence is very similar. In addition, it is not excluded that other additional tools or blades were applied from the pair of holes, 2 vertical and 2 horizontal.
The bronze lion-headed terminal is magnificent, which also brings us back to a Florentine origin.
As each of our articles will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and guaranteed under the law.
Insured shipment and traced by negòcier with customers.
Visit our site www.antichitabompadre.com
1 200 €
Period: 16th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: En l'etat
Material: Wrought iron
Length: 120
Height: 20
Depth: 4
Reference (ID): 1707569
Availability: In stock
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