17th-century German Hunting Dagger Made Of Agate
Elaborate hunting dagger.
17th-century German craftsmanship.
Handle made of milky blue chalcedony agate, faceted and hexagonal in cross-section.
Gilded bronze ferrule, chased with the profile of a Roman emperor in the classical style wearing a laurel wreath on one side.
The other side bears the profile of a woman richly adorned with a necklace and a diadem.
These profiles were certainly those of the patron and his wife.
Provenance: - Private collection in Paris
Taxes and customs duties are included in the shipping costs for international shipments
17th-century German craftsmanship.
Handle made of milky blue chalcedony agate, faceted and hexagonal in cross-section.
Gilded bronze ferrule, chased with the profile of a Roman emperor in the classical style wearing a laurel wreath on one side.
The other side bears the profile of a woman richly adorned with a necklace and a diadem.
These profiles were certainly those of the patron and his wife.
A slender, straight blade with a triangular cross-section, designed primarily for thrusting.
The upper third is engraved with scroll-like floral motifs, a technique characteristic of Northern European craftsmanship.
The richness of the materials and the finesse of the workmanship make this a prestigious hunting dagger, a testament to the finest works of the 17th century.
Provenance: - Private collection in Paris
Taxes and customs duties are included in the shipping costs for international shipments
1 500 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Semi precious stone
Reference (ID): 1796849
Availability: In stock
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