Navy Senior Officer's Saber, Pairial Model, Year XII (1804), First Empire
Naval officers’ saber from the First Empire, based on the Plairial regulation of Year XII.
Guard and fittings in gilded bronze; blackened, fluted wooden hilt; crossguard decorated with the Navy anchor on a bundle of flags and a radiant sun; curved single-edged blade, blued and gilded on one-third of its length; wooden scabbard covered with black shagreen (visible slit), with three bronze and gilded fittings decorated with a mermaid, palmettes, and reeds.
Period: First Empire
Attic condition, uncleaned.
Blade length: 71.5 cm
Guard and fittings in gilded bronze; blackened, fluted wooden hilt; crossguard decorated with the Navy anchor on a bundle of flags and a radiant sun; curved single-edged blade, blued and gilded on one-third of its length; wooden scabbard covered with black shagreen (visible slit), with three bronze and gilded fittings decorated with a mermaid, palmettes, and reeds.
Period: First Empire
Attic condition, uncleaned.
Blade length: 71.5 cm
5 800 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Condition of use
Length: 71,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1789619
Availability: In stock
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