* Polish sword handle, "Karabela" type, Krzÿstallowicz Turbi - Lot 225

Lot n° 225
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* Polish sword handle, "Karabela" type, Krzÿstallowicz Turbi - Lot 225
* Polish sword handle, "Karabela" type, Krzÿstallowicz Turbia- Krzÿsztalowicz, 18th century, circa 1780-1790 Ivory and gilt bronze mounting. Handle with two large ivory plates, carved in relief with palmettes, scallops and a radiant background of cannons and flags, and a knight slaying a dragon, They are decorated in gilded and silvered bronze with floral motifs, two rivure buttons joining the flower-shaped plates and the arms of the Krzÿstallowicz family, azure with a cross bored through by two silver crossbars, missing the lower arm to the dexter under a countal crown. Cross of the type found on Oriental-style sabers produced in Europe, in bronze decorated in relief with foliage and a flower in the center of the mounts. H. 16 cm Poland 18th century, circa 1780-1790 Polish sword hilt, type "Karabela," Krzÿstallowicz Turbia-Krzÿsztalowicz, 18th century, circa 1780-1790. The hilt is made of ivory and gilded bronze. The grip features two large ivory plaques, intricately carved in high relief with motifs of palmettes, a scallop shell, a radiating background of cannons and flags, and a knight slaying a dragon. These are adorned with gilded and silvered bronze floral patterns, and secured with two rivet buttons shaped like flowers. The arms of the Krzÿstallowicz family are depicted, showing azure with a cross engrailed with two transverse silver arms, missing the lower right arm beneath a count's coronet. The knuckle guard, typical of swords with an oriental influence produced in Europe, is made of bronze and decorated in relief with scrolls, foliage, and a flower at the center of each guard. H. 6 5/16 in Poland. 18th century, circa 1780-1790. 1066 CH CIC certificate dated 29/01/2025
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