Историческое АХО

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Partizan

Attributed to Jean Berain I (1640 - 1711)

France

c. 1670 - c. 1680

Steel, gold and velvet, etched, chiselled and gilded

Length: 53.2 cm, blade

Length: 7.3 cm, straps

Weight: 1.92 kg

 

Partizan

Probably Georges Berain , Designer

France

c. 1662 - 1715

Steel, gold, silk, wood, silver, copper alloy and velvet, chiselled, blued and damascened

Length: 240 cm

Length: 53.3 cm, head

Weight: 2.91 kg

 

Hunting sword

Carlo Botarelli (active between: c. 1660 - 1690)

Probably Brescia, Italy

c. 1680 - c. 1700

Steel and gold, blued, chiselled, etched and gilded

Length: 73 cm

Width: 1.8 cm

Weight: 0.368 kg

 

Knife

Family of de Bry

Flanders

c. 1620

Iron or steel and silver, engraved

Length: 18.2 cm

Length: 8.5 cm

Width: 1.5 cm

Weight: 0.045 kg

 

Rapier

Caino , possibly 'Master S of Caino'

Hilt- Milan, Italy; blade- Brescia, Italy

c. 1620 - c. 1630

Iron or steel, leather and silver, inlaid with silver

Length: 114.3 cm

Width: 2.6 cm

Weight: 1.24 kg

 

Sword

Possibly Caino , Swordsmith, Milan

Italy or France

c. 1550

Steel and gold, gilt and chiselled in high relief

Length: 102 cm

Width: 2.9 cm

Weight: 0.94 kg

 

Rapier

Possibly Caino

Hilt- Milan, Italy; blade- North Italy, possibly

c. 1580 - c. 1620

Iron or steel and gold, gilded and chiselled

Length: 113.6 cm

Width: 2.6 cm

Weight: 1.3 kg

 

Rapier

Workshop of Caino

Spain and Milan, Italy

probably 3rd quarter of 17th century

Iron or steel, chiselled and engraved

Length: 109 cm

Width: 2 cm

Weight: 1.13 kg

 

 

Parrying dagger

Diego de Cuenca

Cuenca or Toledo, Spain

c. 1675

probably c. 1675 (hilt)

probably later than c.1675 (blade)

Steel and copper, chiselled, chased, etched and engraved

Length: 48.1 cm

Width: 1.7 cm

Weight: 0.62 kg

 

Rapier

Andrea Ferara (*1530)

Italy

c. 1570 - c. 1580

Steel, chiselled, filed and blackened

Length: 115.5 cm

Width: 2.8 cm

Weight: 1.58 kg

 

Rapier

Andrea Ferara (*1530)

Italy

c. 1610

probably 19th century (decoration of hilt)

Steel, wood and gold, chiselled and gilded

Length: 109.3 cm

Width: 2.5 cm

Weight: 1.26 kg

 

Rapier

Andrea Ferara (*1530)

Hilt- possibly Germany; blade- possibly Italy

c. 1620

Iron or steel, copper and gold, chiselled and gilded

Length: 107.7 cm

Width: 2.9 cm

Weight: 1.42 kg

 

Claymore and scabbard

Andrea Ferara (*1530)

Scotland and Solingen, Germany

3rd quarter of 18th century- early 19th century (hilt)

early 19th century (scabbard and sword belt)

Steel, silver, copper, leather, fishskin and silk, engraved and chased

Length: 102.1 cm

Length: 86.3 cm, blade

Weight: 125 kg

 

Cup-hilt rapier

Ignacio Fernandez

Cup- possibly Milan, Italy; blade- Toledo, Spain

probably 3rd quarter of 17th century

Iron or steel

Length: 101.5 cm

Width: 1.8 cm

Weight: 1.325 kg

 

Sword

Ambrosius Gemlich, Etcher

Munich, Germany

c. 1540- c. 1650 (blade (German))

c. 1630 - 1650 (hilt)

Steel, copper and gold, chiselled and etched

Length: 93.9 cm

Length: 80.2 cm, blade

Width: 3 cm

Weight: 1.325 kg

 

Cup-hilt rapier

Juan Hernandes

Toledo, Spain

2nd half of 17th century

Iron or steel, pierced and chiselled

Length: 116.8 cm

Width: 1.8 cm

Weight: 0.96 kg

 

Rapier

Pedro Hernandez , Swordsmith

Seville or Toledo, Spain

c. 1625 - c. 1635

19th century (pommel)

Iron or steel, chiselled

Length: 115 cm

Width: 2.4 cm

Weight: 1.51 kg

 

Rapier

Possibly Pedro Hernandez, Swordsmith

Hilt- possibly Italy, decorated in Milan; blade- Toledo, Spain

c. 1590 - c. 1600

Iron or steel, gold and silver, counterfeit-damascened

Length: 112 cm

Width: 1.8 cm

Weight: 1.15 kg

 

Rapier

Sebastian Hernandez (active between: c. 1560 - 1600), Swordsmith

Toledo, Spain

c. 1585 - c. 1600

Iron and gold, counterfeit-damascened, fire-gilded and chiselled

Length: 104.7 cm

Width: 2.4 cm

Weight: 1.28 kg

 

Rapier

Possibly Sebastian Hernandez (active between: c. 1560 - 1600), Swordsmith

Germany or Toledo, Spain

c. 1620 - c. 1640

Iron or steel

Length: 94.5 cm

Width: 2.4 cm

Weight: 1.15 kg

 

Sword

Sword of Henry, Prince of Wales (+1612)

Clement Horn (born 1580)

Possibly Robert South, (hilt)

Blade- Solingen, Germany; hilt- London, England

c. 1610 - 1612

Steel, silver, wood and gold, blackened or russeted ground

Length: 82 cm

Width: 2.7 cm

Weight: 1 kg

 

Scottish dirk with scabbard, knife and fork

John Moyes

Edinburgh, Scotland

early 19th century

Iron or steel, wood, bone, silver, cairngorm and leather, engraved, inlaid and carved

Length: 48.7 cm

Length: 33.1 cm, blade

Weight: 0.375 kg

Length: 19.7 cm, knife and fork

Weight: 0.056 kg, knife

Weight: 0.042 kg, fork

 

Sword

Heinrich Paetther

Solingen, Germany

c. 1610 - c. 1620

Iron or steel, copper alloy and silver, encrusted and chiselled

Length: 92.3 cm

Width: 3.3 cm

Weight: 1.2 kg

 

Rapier

Federico Picinino

Milan, Italy

c. 1625 - c. 1635

Iron or steel and copper

Length: 133.35 cm

Length: 115.7 cm, blade

Width: 2.2 cm

Weight: 1.34 kg

 

Rapier

Alonso de Sahagun (active between: 1570 - 1599) , Swordsmith

Hilt- possibly The Netherlands; blade- Toledo, Spain or Germany

c. 1635 - c. 1645 (hilt)

c. 1570 - 1600 (blade)

Steel

Length: 98.4 cm

Width: 2.6 cm

Weight: 1 kg

 

Scimitar

Attributed to Daniele da Serravalle

Milan, Italy

c. 1550 - 1560

Steel, wood and gold, gold inlay, pierced, chiselled, blued and damascened

Length: 70.5 cm

Width: 3.5 cm

Weight: 1 kg

 

Sword

Caspar Spät (+1691), (hilt)

Munich, Germany

probably c. 1640

Steel and gold, gilded and chiselled

Length: 95.4 cm

Width: 1.9 cm

Weight: 0.84 kg

 

Cup-hilt rapier

Johannes Tesche

Solingen, Germany

possibly 3rd quarter of 17th century

Steel, copper and gold, chiselled, pierced and gilded

Length: 105.2 cm

Width: 1.8 cm

Weight: 0.92 kg

 

Rapier

Family of Wirsburg, Swordsmith

Solingen, Germany

c. 1630 - c. 1640

Steel, silver, copper and gold, chiselled and gilded

Length: 120.6 cm

Width: 2.1 cm

Weight: 1.045 kg

 

Sword

Unknown Artist / Maker

c. 1480 - c. 1500 and 19th century (blade)

Iron or steel, bronze, gold and copper, gilded

Length: 84.5 cm

Width: 4.3 cm

Weight: 1 kg

 

Sword

Unknown Artist / Maker

Probably Italy, possibly Milan

c. 1550 - c. 1560

Iron or steel, gold and silver, counterfeit-damascened and russeted

Length: 87.2 cm

Width: 2.7 cm

Weight: 0.72 kg

 

Estoc

Unknown Artist / Maker

Solingen, Germany

c. 1635 - c. 1645

Iron or steel, engraved, chiselled and chased

Length: 129.5 cm

Width: 1.3 cm

Weight: 0.78 kg

 

Horseman's sword

Unknown Artist / Maker

Blade- Germany, hilt- North Europe

1630 - 1680

c. 1630 (hilt)

c. 1680 (blade)

Iron or steel and silver, etched and chiselled

Length: 105.4 cm

Width: 4.1 cm

Weight: 1.06 kg

 

Sword

Unknown Artist / Maker

Hilt- Italy, possibly Brescia, blade- Germany

1500 - 1649

2nd quarter of 17th century (hilt)

probably 16th century (blade)

Iron or steel, bronze, gold, copper and copper alloy, chased and chiselled

Length: 91 cm, blade

Width: 3.3 cm

Weight: 0.84 kg

 

Rapier

Unknown Artist / Maker

Italy, possibly

1580 - 1899

c. 1590 (blade)

probably 19th century (hilt)

Iron or steel and silver wire

Length: 118.3 cm

Width: 2.3 cm

Weight: 1.49 kg

 

Sword

Unknown Artist / Maker

Blade- Germany, hilt- North Italy

c. 1545 - c. 1550

Iron or steel and copper alloy, chased

Length: 94 cm

Width: 4.3 cm

Weight: 1.18 kg

 

Rapier

Unknown Artist / Maker

Milan, Italy and Solingen, Gemany

c. 1590 - c. 1600

Steel, gold, copper and silver, inlaid copper, counterfeit-damascened, russeted and gilt

Length: 111 cm

Width: 2.8 cm

Weight: 1.24 kg

 

Rapier

Unknown Artist / Maker

Hilt- North Europe, possibly; blade- German, possibly Passau

c. 1620 - c. 1640

Steel and gold, engraved, chiselled, gilded and blued

Length: 130.8 cm

Length: 112 cm, blade

Width: 2 cm

Weight: 1.587 kg

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Combined stiletto, wheel-lock spanner and priming-flask with scabbard

Unknown Artist / Maker

Germany

c. 1660

Steel and copper alloy

Length: 36.6 cm, overall

Length: 23.5 cm, blade

Width: 1 cm

Weight: 0.32 kg

 

Plug bayonet with scabbard

Unknown Artist / Maker

c. 1665 - c. 1685

Steel, horn, wood, copper alloy and parchment, etched

Length: 48.2 cm

Length: 33.33 cm, blade

Width: 2.5 cm

Weight: 0.37 kg

Weight: 0.035 kg, scabbard

 

Parrying dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

Italy

c. 1600

Iron or steel and gold, chiselled, gilded and blued

Length: 50.8 cm

Length: 35.5 cm, blade

Width: 4.5 cm

Weight: 0.81 kg

 

Stiletto

Unknown Artist / Maker

Italy, possibly Brescia

c. 1660

Steel, chiselled

Length: 19 cm

Width: 1 cm

Weight: 0.105 kg

 

Stiletto

Unknown Artist / Maker

Italy

c. 1640

Steel, russeted and chiselled

Length: 19.4 cm

Width: 0.9 cm

Weight: 0.085 kg

 

Parrying dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

France or Italy

2nd quarter of 17th century

Steel and cord, blued and etched

Length: 46 cm

Length: 31.7 cm, blade

Width: 1.9 cm

Weight: 0.45 kg

 

Parrying dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

Germany

probably 3rd quarter of 17th century

Iron or steel, chiselled

Length: 41 cm

Width: 2 cm

Weight: 0.45 kg

 

Parrying dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

Toledo or Madrid, Spain

probably 3rd quarter of 17th century

Iron or steel, chiselled

Length: 43.3 cm

Width: 2.2 cm

Weight: 0.61 kg

 

Parrying dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

Italy

late 17th century (pommel)

probably 3rd quarter 17th century (remainder of dagger)

Iron or steel, chiselled

Length: 33.5 cm

Width: 2 cm

Weight: 0.55 kg

 

Dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

Italy

c. 1600 - c.1640 and 19th century

c. 1640 (guard)

possibly 19th century (pommel)

probably c. 1600 (blade)

Steel, chased

Length: 32.1 cm

Width: 2.2 cm

Weight: 0.42 kg

 

Dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

Italy

probably 19th century

Steel, copper and gold, chased and pierced

Length: 24.1 cm

Width: 2.7 cm

Weight: 0.285 kg

 

Dagger with scabbard

Unknown Artist / Maker

Italy

c. 1550

Steel, gold, wood and velvet, damascened and blued

Length: 20.5 cm

Width: 2 cm

Weight: 0.21 kg, dagger

Weight: 0.04 kg, scabbard

 

Dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

France

c. 1615 - c.1660 (blade)

c. 1660 (hilt)

Iron or steel and gold, chased, blackened and gilt

Length: 23.8 cm

Width: 1.7 cm

Weight: 0.2 kg

 

Dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

Italy

c. 1600 and c. 1640

c. 1640 (hilt)

probably c. 1600 (blade)

Steel, copper, iron and gold, false-damascened

Length: 24.9 cm

Width: 2 cm

Weight: 0.265 kg

 

Dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

England

c. 1625 - c.1635 and 19th century

c. 1625 - 1635 (guard (English))

19th century (pommel and grip)

Steel and silver, etched, russeted and encrusted

Length: 34.2 cm

Length: 21.7 cm, blade

Width: 1.5 cm

Weight: 0.21 kg

 

Dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

England or Scotland

c. 1610 (blade)

Steel, copper and gold, etched gilt and inlaid

Length: 24.5 cm, blade

Width: 2 cm

Weight: 0.245 kg

 

Parrying dagger with scabbard

Unknown Artist / Maker

Germany

c. 1585 - c. 1610

Steel, copper, wood, gold and velvet, blued, chased, etched and gilt

Length: 17 cm

Width: 2.4 cm

Weight: 0.34 kg, dagger

Weight: 0.085 kg, scabbard

 

Dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

Italy

c. 1520 and 19th century (blade)

19th century (hilt)

Steel, bronze, gold and copper, damascened, etched and inlaid.

Length: 22.2 cm, blade

Width: 3.4 cm

Weight: 0.26 kg

 

Parrying dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

Italy

c. 1550 - c. 1899

probably 19th century (guard)

late 16th century (blade)

c. 1550 - c. 1560 (pommel)

Iron or steel, silver, leather and gold, chiselled, engraved and gilded

Length: 24.8 cm

Width: 2.9 cm

Weight: 0.41 kg

 

Parrying dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

France

c. 1599 - 1600

Steel, gold, and mother-of-pearl, russeted, false-damascened, inlaid and chiselled

Length: 24 cm, blade

Weight: 0.27 kg

 

Parrying dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

Germany

c. 1610

Steel and gold, chiselled and gilt

Length: 43.18 cm

Length: 29.5 cm, blade

Width: 2.38 cm

Weight: 0.45 kg

 

Dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

North Europe

c.1600 - c. 1650

c. 1600 (blade)

1645 - 1650 (hilt)

Steel and leather, chiselled

Length: 44.4 cm

Length: 28.5 cm, blade

Width: 2.1 cm

Weight: 0.425 kg

 

Dagger with scabbard

Unknown Artist / Maker

Switzerland

16th and 19th centuries (blade and scabbard)

19th century (hilt)

Steel, bronze, gold, copper, wood and velvet, pierced, inlaid and chased

Length: 25.3 cm, blade

Width: 2.9 cm

Weight: 0.29 kg

 

Dagger with scabbard

Unknown Artist / Maker

19th century

Steel, wood, bronze, gold and velvet, gilded, incised, pierced and chased

Length: 24 cm, blade

Width: 3.9 cm

Weight: 0.28 kg

 

Dagger with scabbard

Unknown Artist / Maker

19th century

Steel, wood, bronze, gold and velvet, incised, pierced and chased

Length: 23.3 cm, blade

Width: 4.2 cm

Weight: 0.33 kg

 

Dagger with scabbard, knife and pricker

Unknown Artist / Maker

19th century

Wood, bronze, gold, copper and leather, pierced and chased

Length: 27 cm

Width: 4.2 cm

Weight: 0.3 kg

 

Dagger with scabbard

Unknown Artist / Maker

Germany

c. 1550 - c. 1560

Steel, gold, silver, leather and copper, counterfeit-damascened, russeted and inlaid

Length: 29 cm, blade

Width: 2.4 cm

Weight: 0.26 kg

 

Dagger with scabbard, knife and pricker

Unknown Artist / Maker

Germany

c. 1570 - c. 1580

Steel, wood, antler, silver and gold, damascened and inlaid

Length: 24.7 cm, blade

Width: 1.8 cm

Weight: 0.22 kg

 

Dagger with scabbard

Unknown Artist / Maker

19th century

Steel, gold and silver, false-damascened and blued

Length: 25 cm

Width: 2.5 cm

Weight: 0.54 kg, dagger

Weight: 0.31 kg, scabbard

 

Dagger

Unknown Artist / Maker

Italy

probably 19th century

Iron or steel, bronze, gold, turtle-shell, wood and copper, inlaid, damascened and blued

Length: 20.5 cm, blade

Width: 3.2 cm

 

Dagger with scabbard and combined knife and fork

Unknown Artist / Maker

1600 - 1850

17th century (blade)

c. 1840 (hilt)

Iron or steel, ivory, silver, gold, leather and wood, engraved

Length: 25.2 cm, blade

Width: 0.9 cm

Weight: 0.24 kg, dagger

 

Pallash

Unknown Artist / Maker

Hilt- Poland or Saxony; blade- Germany, probably Solingen

c. 1730 - c. 1750

Iron or steel, ivory, silver, copper and gold, etched and gilt

Length: 100.9 cm

Length: 86.2 cm, blade

Width: 3.2 cm

Weight: 0.75 kg

 

Hunting sword with scabbard

Unknown Artist / Maker

Hilt- possibly Germany; blade- probably Solingen, Germany

c. 1660

Steel, gold and leather, chiselled, gilded and decorated with pointillé punch-work

Length: 80.8 cm

Width: 2 cm

Weight: 0.585 kg, sword

Weight: 0.225 kg, scabbard

 

Hunting trousse

Unknown Artist / Maker

Solingen, Germany

1732

Steel, bronze, gold, wood and velvet, engraved, etched and gilded

Length: 50.8 cm

Length: 37 cm, clever blade

Weight: 3.36 kg, complete

 

Hunting trousse

Unknown Artist / Maker

Germany

early 19th century

Steel, bronze, gold, wood, velvet and copper, etched, gilded and silvered

Length: 38.7 cm, knife

Width: 6.2 cm, at hilt

Width: 7.3 cm, at point

Weight: 2.03 kg

 

Hunting sword with scabbard

Unknown Artist / Maker

c. 1780 - c. 1899

c. 1780 (hilt)

19th century (blade)

19th century (scabbard)

Steel, gold and ivory, etched, chiselled and gilded

Length: 58 cm

Width: 5.2 cm

Weight: 0.72 kg, sword

Weight: 0.6 kg, scabbard

 

Hunting sword with scabbard

Unknown Artist / Maker

Hilt mounts- Venice, Italy, probably; blade- Germany

c. 1760 - c. 1800 (grip)

c. 1800 (mounts)

c. 1770 (blade)

c. 1800 (scabbard)

Steel, green stone (possibly a form of chalcedony; perhaps mtorolite), silver, gold, turquoises, diamonds, rubies, wood and velvet, chiselled, etched and gilded

Length: 57.1 cm

Width: 2.7 cm

Weight: 0.42 kg, scabbard

Weight: 0.11 kg, sheath

 

Hunting knife with scabbard

Unknown Artist / Maker

Paris, France

c. 1860

Steel, silver, wood, leather and silk, engraved, cast and chased

Length: 69.7 cm

Length: 51.4 cm, blade

Weight: 1.35 kg

Weight: 0.432 kg, scabbard

 

Falchion

Unknown Artist / Maker

Italy

mid 16th century

Steel, agate hardstone, iron, leather, silver and gold, chiselled, etched and hatched

Length: 61 cm

Width: 4.2 cm, at hilt

Weight: 1.68 kg

 

Sword

Unknown Artist / Maker

Hilt- possibly France; blade- Germany, possibly Bavaria

1650 - 1775

c. 1650 - c. 1660 (hilt)

mid 18th century (blade)

Iron or steel, gold and silver, blued or russeted, etched, gilded and counterfeit-damascened

Length: 79 cm

Width: 2.5 cm

Weight: 0.575 kg

 

Rapier

Unknown Artist / Maker

Hilt- possibly North Europe; blade- Italy, possibly Milan

c. 1625 - c. 1635

Iron or steel, gold and copper, chiselled and gilded

Length: 98.1 cm

Width: 2.6 cm

Weight: 1.27 kg

[мак]

Вот это хорошая тема, вечером потрем про нее.

[Андрей_СПб]

Спасибо, Антон, в очередной раз!

Тема, безусловно, хорошая и возможно она тянет не на "тему", а на "раздел". И было бы хорошо подтянуть к обсуждению в этом разделе профессиональных историков. Полезно все-таки знать корни!

 

Единственная просьба - как-то структурировать эту тему - отделить "мух от котлет" - рапиры отдельно, а мечи отдельно. Будет лучше восприниматься.

[Ren Ren]

Огрромное спасибо, Антон!

Подборка по коллекции Уоллеса впечатляющая!

К сожалению, у многих предметов на фото показан только эфес. Без клинка они очень много теряют ;)

[Алексей]

Да, были люди в наше время,

Не то, что нынешнее племя...

Есть над чем подумать.

Очень интересная подборка.

[мак]

Немного короткого. В прошлые века, в пределах городской черты или в рамках законов, вводимых в разные времена и в разных странах, запрещалось ношение белого оружия гражданскими лицами. Поэтому развилось короткоклинковое оружие, как сейчас бы сказали - оружие самообороны, которое, иногда скрытно, носили почти все: от бандитов до прекрасных дам. Это были и кинжалы, и длинные складные ножи, и фикседы. Подобное оружие для обеспеченных слоев богато украшалось, поскольку носило так же статусный характер Можно вспомнить ножи игроков, в т.ч. пушдаггеры, ножи проституток, жилетные ножи и т.д. В скандинавских странах и Финляндии этот обычай дожил в сельских районах до начала 20-го века, причем поножовщина была такая, что о наиболее удачливых бойцах слагались песни. Редкая свадьба или праздник обходились без дружеской поножовщины. Можно вспомнить гаучо - испано-индейских метисов в Аргентине и Уругвае, зачастую пастухов, которые носили свои богато украшенные, часто в серебре, ножи даже в туалет. В России также широко использовали холодное оружие - от засапожников до поясных кинжалов, богато украшенных. Сейчас все их подряд называют охотничьими, хотя основное назначение их было - спасти шкуру своего хозяина в различных непредвиденных обстоятельствах. Покажу несколько образцов.

[мак]

Трудно предположить, что под злодеем имели в виду зверюшку.