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Russian Officer’s Sabre, 1909 model with scabbard
Nickel-covered blade, no manufacturer’s mark, Russian state crest, brass curved guard with a plant ornament, initials NII on the handle head (Tsar Nicholas II), wooden scabbard covered in leather, brass fittings length 100 cm (with scabbard 101 cm), length of blade 86 cm, blade damaged by sharpening
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Set of Three African Weapons
Comprising: double-sided spear (length 163 cm), bowie knife (length 51 cm), dagger with curved handle (length 32 cm), Africa, 19th - 20th century
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| 12.000,- CZK |
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Percussion Double, František Novák, Prague, around mid 1800s
Damascene barrels, smooth-bore, cylindrical shape, on the surface is the inscription ‘F. Nowak in Prag’ and No. 1, percussion locks with rear spring, butt with face-piece, fish-pattern on neck and a short fore-butt, a label with the owner’s initials JC (?), under a baron’s crown with 7 pearls, set into fore-butt, the inscription Dener (?) carved at the bottom of the barrel-end of butt, iron set, wooden ram-rod with brass head, calibre 17/17 mm, length 117 cm, length of barrels 76.5 cm
František Novák (1784 – 1857), top Czech gunsmith in the 19th century, master in Prague from 1821, won medals at Prague industrial exhibitions in 1829, 1831, and 1836, first Chair of the Prague Gunsmiths’ Guild 1835 – 1838 and 1844 – 1848, Imperial Court Gunsmith
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Colt Revolver with a 3.1/5-inch cylindrical barrel – custom modification of the Colt police and pocket revolver, model 1862, for identical ammunition
Cylindrical barrel, grooved, without ejector and without a loading valve (original model), five-chamber cylinder, brass guard and handle frame, walnut handle insets, manufacturing mark on barrel, on the frame are patent dates from 1871 and 1872, manufacture number 4468, calibre 38 (original 1862 model 36), length 22 cm, length of barrel 3.5 inches, minor damage to metal parts (engraving on the cylinder is entirely unclear) and the functionality of the mechanism.
Revolver Colt with 3.1/5-inch barrel was made by Colt between 1873 – 1880; around 10,000 pieces were made (6,500 transformed from model 1862, 3,500 newly made)
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Empire Clock with a Mechanical Face
Wood, with veneer, a pillar architecture of two alabaster pillars on a rectangular profiled base, with decorative mesh on the sides, carrying a ledge with a cylindrical case with the clock mechanism, a mirror niche, on the sides are carved gilded gryphons, and an eagle on the top, case decorated with brass applications, spring-driven, pendulum mechanism, strikes on the quarter hour, mechanical dial with two cupids, one is forging arrows and the other sharpening them, enamel internal circle with the signature ‘Leopold Kotrbeletz in Tabor, Bohemia’, 1st quarter of the 19th century, mechanism functional, precision not guaranteed, original key, slightly damaged veneer and face, height 66 cm
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| 80.000,- CZK |
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Empire Clock with a Mechanical Dial
Wood, with veneer, a pillar architecture of two alabaster pillars on a rectangular profiled base, carrying a ledge with a cylindrical case with the clock mechanism, a mirror niche, clock terminates with a sculpture of a stag, case decorated with partially non-original brass applications, spring-driven, pendulum mechanism, strikes on the quarter hour, mechanical dial with two cupids, one is forging arrows and the other sharpening them, enamel internal circle, Bohemia or Austria, 1st quarter of the 19th century, height 69 cm, mechanism functional, precision not guaranteed, damaged face
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| 70.000,- CZK |
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Biedermeier Table Clock
Wood, black lacquer, prismatic base, body in the shape of a vase, spindle-mechanism, sign. Rose and Son, London, key, case Central Europe, 1st half of the 19th century, height 25 cm, restored, precision not guaranteed
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| 20.000,- CZK |
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Mysterious Clock
Sculpture of a standing boy made of a general metal, on his hand is a clock with a spring-driven mechanism, sign. Junghans, Central Europe, 1st quarter of the 20th century, height 44 cm, glass missing, functionality not guaranteed
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499 |
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Table Clock
Prismatic brass case, all sides glassed, spring-driven, pendulum mechanism, strikes on the half hour, with a mercury pendulum, enamel face, Central Europe, early 20th century, height 22.5 cm, functionality not guaranteed
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Figural Mantle Clock
General metal, gilded, Rococo-shaped case with the sculpture of a girl standing on a wooden base, original glass cover, spring-driven, pendulum mechanism, strikes on the half hour, enamel case, Central Europe, 2nd half of the 19th century, total height 38 cm, functionality of mechanism not guaranteed, case slightly damaged
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| 12.000,- CZK |
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