Oriental saber signed Dupont in Paris, once owned by Monsieu - Lot 239

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Oriental saber signed Dupont in Paris, once owned by Monsieu - Lot 239
Oriental saber signed Dupont in Paris, once owned by Monsieur le Duc de Tilsjan, Restoration period Karabela-style iron mounting, double straight quillons, engraved with foliage and fruit, wooden handle with horn plates, the edges of which are trimmed with an iron rod engraved with a laurel branch, transverse perforation at the top to allow passage of the lanyard. Curved, flat blade. Engraved and gilded on one side with the cursive inscription "Monsieur le Duc de Tilsjam" and a military trophy, and on the heel with a gilded cartouche signed "Dupont fourbisseur des a. R. Monsieur frère du Roi de la compagnie de M les gendarmes de sa Majesté" on a blued background. On the other side, the inscription, also in cursive letters, "Gentilhomme de la chambre de Monsieur", heel engraved "rue St Denis n° 326 Palais Royale Paris" on a blued background. L. 69 cm. Iron scabbard with two bracelets, iron stinger. France. Restoration Good condition, blade colors faded, scabbard with some minor dents and oxidation. Oriental sabre signed Dupont in Paris, having belonged to Monsieur le Duc de Tilsjan, Restoration period. Karabela-style iron mounting, double straight quillons, engraved with foliage and fruit, wooden handle with horn plates, the edges of which are trimmed with an iron rod engraved with a laurel branch, transverse perforation at the top allowing the lanyard to pass through. The blade is curved and flat, engraved and gilt on one side with the inscription in cursive letters 'Monsieur le Duc de Tilsjam' and a military trophy, on the heel a gilt cartouche signed 'Dupont fourbisseur des a. R. Monsieur frère du Roi de la compagnie de M les gendarmes de sa Majesté' on a blued background. On the other side the inscription, also in cursive letters, 'Gentilhomme de la chambre de Monsieur', heel engraved 'rue St Denis n° 326 Palais Royale Paris' on a blued background. L. 27 3/16 in. Iron scabbard with two bracelets, iron chape. France. 1814-1830 Good condition, blade colors faded, scabbard with some minor dents and oxidation. 919 CH Under the Restoration (1814-1830), the Chambre de Monsieur, an important organ of the King's household, was made up of a number of gentlemen primarily responsible for the accompaniment and services of His Royal Highness, the King's brother, Charles-Philippe de France, Comte d'Artois, the future Charles X. The Chambre de Monsieur enjoyed a privileged position in the King's household. The Chambre de Monsieur enjoyed great importance as the central element of the Maison Royal House, and the gentlemen who belonged to it were often high-ranking aristocrats.
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