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PAIR OF DUELLING PISTOLS BY JACQUES BERTRAND RUSSIA, ST PETERSBURG, MID-19th CENTURY
PAIR OF DUELLING PISTOLS BY JACQUES BERTRAND RUSSIA, ST PETERSBURG, MID-19th CENTURY
A fine pair of 11 mm duelling pistols by the Imperial court gunsmith Jacques Bertrand (Bertrand, St. Petersbourg). The octagonal smoothbore barrels bear a gilt inscription “Bertrand. St. Petersbourg” on the top flat. Serial numbers “205.1” and “205.2” engraved on the underside. Locks finely engraved with floral motifs, blued finish preserved, elegantly shaped cocks. Walnut grips with sharp chequering and refined ergonomic profile.Presented in their original fitted wooden case with brass mounts and key. The green baize lining of high quality, complete with full complement of original accessories: ramrods, bullet mould, screwdrivers, oil flask, powder and shot containers. Length of pistols: 44 cm.Hallmarks: Gold-inlaid inscription “Bertrand. St. Petersbourg” on barrels; serial numbers “205.1” and “205.2”.Dimensions: Length – 44 cm.Condition: Excellent condition. Bluing and gilt inscriptions well preserved, grips crisp, mechanisms in working order. Case and accessories complete and original.Provenance: Private collection.
Begins 02.05.2026
Japanese Wakizashi Sword in Carved Bone Sheath, Late Meiji Period (turn of the 19th–20th centuries)
Japanese Wakizashi Sword in Carved Bone Sheath, Late Meiji Period (turn of the 19th–20th centuries)
Begins 03.05.2026 10:00:00
Wakizashi, Japan, 19th century.
Wakizashi, Japan, 19th century.
Begins 03.05.2026 10:00:00
Finnish naval officers parade saber.
Finnish naval officers parade saber.
Begins 03.05.2026 10:00:00
Saber of a Swedish naval officer, second half of the 19th century.
Saber of a Swedish naval officer, second half of the 19th century.
Begins 03.05.2026 10:00:00
Japanese traditional Naginata spear, Shinshinto period, 1781-1876.
Japanese traditional Naginata spear, Shinshinto period, 1781-1876.
Begins 03.05.2026 10:00:00
Spear of Kagi-yari. Japan. Edo period. 1781-1876
Spear of Kagi-yari. Japan. Edo period. 1781-1876
Begins 03.05.2026 10:00:00
Swedish saber, naval, officer. 1876
Swedish saber, naval, officer. 1876
Begins 03.05.2026 10:00:00
KATANA WITH THE INSCRIPTION “BIZEN KUNI OSAFUNE JŪ NAGAYOSHI SAKU” JAPAN, 19TH–20TH CENTURY
KATANA WITH THE INSCRIPTION “BIZEN KUNI OSAFUNE JŪ NAGAYOSHI SAKU” JAPAN, 19TH–20TH CENTURY
Begins 03.05.2026 10:00:00
Bayonet knife.
Bayonet knife.
Begins 03.05.2026 10:00:00
CAUCASIAN SHASHKA WITH GILT SILVER AND BONE DECORATION RUSSIA, 19TH CENTURY
CAUCASIAN SHASHKA WITH GILT SILVER AND BONE DECORATION RUSSIA, 19TH CENTURY
A ceremonial Caucasian shashka executed in the traditions of the North Caucasian arms workshops of the second half of the 19th century. The piece represents a distinguished example of edged weaponry of the Russian Empire, combining martial functionality with refined metal craftsmanship characteristic of Dagestan and related regional centres.The blade is steel, single-edged and moderately curved, with fullers providing both structural strength and lightness. The surface is free of etched ornament, bearing engraving on one side only. Its geometry corresponds to the classical Caucasian shashka type, designed for powerful cutting strokes with extended draw, distinguishing it from European sabres.The hilt is without a guard and features the characteristic “goose-neck” pommel. The grip scales are made of bone and secured with gilt silver mounts. The silver elements are decorated with niello ornament and stylised vegetal motifs, executed in traditional engraving filled with blackened alloy. The contrast between gilt silver, deep niello and light bone creates a striking decorative effect and emphasises the ceremonial nature of the weapon.The scabbard is wooden, leather-covered, and fitted with richly decorated gilt silver mounts. The ornamental system is structured around repeating medallions and stylised vegetal motifs typical of 19th-century Caucasian metalwork. Suspension rings for a sword belt are present. The construction corresponds to the Cossack method of wear adopted after the official inclusion of the shashka into the armament of the Russian Army.The artistic quality of execution, together with the use of gilt silver and bone inlay, suggests a ceremonial or officer’s weapon intended not only for service but also for the display of social rank.Marks: No marks observed on the visible elements.Dimensions: Overall length - 104 cm; Width - 9 cm.Condition: Good. Natural patina to the silver mounts, minor traces of age and light surface scratches to the blade. Decorative elements preserved.Provenance: Private collection.
Begins 02.05.2026
Russian Dragoon Officers&39; Sabre. Model 1910
Russian Dragoon Officers&39; Sabre. Model 1910
Begins 02.05.2026 12:00:00
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