TWO ENGLISH HANGERS
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TWO ENGLISH HANGERS

LATE 17TH CENTURY

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TWO ENGLISH HANGERS
Late 17th Century
The first with narrow curved single-edged saw-backed blade, struck on each face with a full-face crowned head mark, the brass hilt comprising short straight rear quillon, slender knuckle-guard, bonnet-shaped cap-pommel, and natural buckhorn grip with, at the bottom, a brass ferrule with two tongue-shaped upper projections, cast and chased in relief at intervals with panels containing foliage, nude figures, some reclining, cherub-heads, and horsemen, some under a crown; the second with similar blade, with a running wolf mark on each face, the iron hilt (pitted) comprising short lobe-ended rear quillon, slender knuckle-guard with double central moulding between chiselled foliage, and flat cap-pommel, decorated with fine reeding throughout, and with natural staghorn grip
17¾in. (45.2cm.) and 18½in. (47cm.) blades (2)
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No VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at 17.5% will be added to the buyer's premium which is invoiced on a VAT inclusive basis

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