Iconographic Engravings – The Fine Arts (1851) 16th-18th Century Hunting & Presentation Knives - Les Accessoires du Costume et du Mobilier, Plate CCCLXI
Iconographic Engravings – The Fine Arts (1851) 16th-18th Century Hunting & Presentation Knives - Les Accessoires du Costume et du Mobilier, Plate CCCLXI
Antique Print - 16th-18th Century Hunting & Presentation Knives - Les Accessoires du Costume et du Mobilier, Plate CCCLXI
Description:
This rare antique print from Les Accessoires du Costume et du Mobilier, Plate CCCLXI, illustrates a collection of hunting and ceremonial knives dating from the 14th to the 16th centuries. These unique knives feature a variety of materials, including metal, carved wood, and intricately sculpted ivory handles. The detailed craftsmanship on each handle reveals historical scenes, animals, and symbolic figures, offering a glimpse into the artistry of hunting tools and presentation knives of the time.
This print, originating from the collection of Albert Figdor, is a valuable resource for historians, collectors of antique weaponry, or enthusiasts of European hunting culture. It serves as both an educational piece and an exceptional decorative addition to any antique collection.
Features:
- Title: Les Accessoires du Costume et du Mobilier
- Plate Number: CCCLXI
- Subject: Hunting and Ceremonial Knives
- Era Depicted: 14th - 16th Century
- Materials Depicted: Carved ivory, wood, and metal handles
- Condition: Excellent antique condition with minor age-related toning
- Dimensions: [Specify dimensions, e.g., 10" x 14"]
- Collection: Collection Albert Figdor
Ideal For:
- Collectors of historical knives and weaponry
- Decorative arts and metalwork enthusiasts
- Historians of European hunting culture
- Interior designers seeking unique antique prints
- Museums and galleries featuring historical tools and weaponry