A PAINTED COMPOSITE RECURVE BOW
A PAINTED COMPOSITE RECURVE BOW
A PAINTED COMPOSITE RECURVE BOW
A PAINTED COMPOSITE RECURVE BOW
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A PAINTED COMPOSITE RECURVE BOW

OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 17th/18TH CENTURY

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A PAINTED COMPOSITE RECURVE BOW
OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 17th/18TH CENTURY
The composite bow of wood, horn, and sinew, the wood lacquered in red, black, and gold, with floral cartouches containing polychrome rococo roundels, with two pieces of bone towards the end of each limb, minor losses to the paint throughout
43 ¾in. (111cm.) long
Provenance
Lawrence Dundas (1908-89), 3rd Marquess of Zetland

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