Folding frieze horse attributed to Citoyen Latour, - Lot 227

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Folding frieze horse attributed to Citoyen Latour, - Lot 227
Folding frieze horse attributed to Citoyen Latour, Revolution, Paris circa 1798 Composed of six triangular bayonet-type blades mounted on six cylinders. The two outermost blades are articulated and can be positioned at 90°, while the others pivot for star-shaped deployment. To fold, press a brass push-button that unlocks the cylinders. Engraved mounting marks. Folded length: 50.5 cm; Weight: 1770 gr. France. Revolution Very good condition, some surface oxidation Folding frieze horse attributed to Citoyen Latour, Revolution, Paris circa 1798. Composed of six triangular bayonet-type blades mounted on six cylinders. The two end blades are articulated and can be positioned at 90°, while the others pivot to form a star. To fold it, press a brass push-button that unlocks the cylinders. Engraved assembly marks. Folded length: 19 7/8 in; Weight: 62,4 oz. France. French Revolution. Very good condition, some surface oxidation. 12 B Provenance: - Etude Hervé Chassain, Toulouse, April 7, 2008. An identical example is listed with the maker's mark on a cylinder: "Fabriqué par le citoyen Latour rue de l'Université n°281 - L'An VI de la République Paris" (see Tajan - Paris, December 10, 2005, no. 211).
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