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History of Romantic Daggers
(ROMANTIC DAGGERS by Main TRÉHARD) | Excerpt from the Gazette des Armes No. 197, February 1990.
Romanticism emerged in France during the Restoration and extended until the July Monarchy. This predominant current of artistic and literary life during the late 18th and 19th centuries varies by country, but it shares a number of common traits worldwide: a rejection of the imitation of the Ancients and the rules of classicism, the birth of a new mode of sensitivity, individualistic expression venturing into sentimental outpouring. Romanticism, at least in its initial phase, is characterized by a passionate subjectivity that drives the artist to freely communicate their feelings, thus tending to divine nature, to return to legendary sources, folklore, and a deep taste for all forms of dislocation, both in time (rediscovery of the Middle Ages) and space (exoticism, fascination with the East, attachment to modern Greece, etc.). Enigmatic works by anonymous artists, one cannot approach the realm of romantic daggers by speaking in generalities, simply because these weapons abide by no rules regarding their creation or form...
DIMENSIONS:
Total length: 23.4 cm
Length without the sheath: 21.7 cm
Blade length: 12.7 cm
Handle length: 9.2 cm
Blade width: 1.3 cm
Object description:
Superb and luxurious dagger in finely decorated steel. The handle is very beautiful, featuring various engravings in a modern style. The blade is in good condition, with a single central groove, diamond-shaped, inscribed: '' PIQUET 1954 ''. The sheath is made of brown leather with a bronze cap. You will find more information on the subject in the Gazette des Armes No. 1917, February 1990.
A superb and rare piece that will wonderfully decorate your display case dedicated to French daggers or simply your collection of swords or sabers, as an exceptional piece. A very beautiful piece, do not miss it!
VERY RARE AND 100% ORIGINAL
MAKE AN OFFER ;)
PAYMENT IN INSTALLMENTS POSSIBLE ;)
ATTENTION: The piece is unique, I do not have a duplicate.
Conditions:
I answer your questions, don’t hesitate!
Additional photos on request.
Please read the ad carefully before purchasing.
No returns possible.
I am not responsible for postal delays or losses,
this is why I offer payment by PayPal or credit card so your purchase will be covered.
Payment can therefore be made by bank transfer, credit card, and PayPal.
Postal fees:
Europe: 25 euros.
Poland and Bulgaria: 50 euros.
China, Canada, U.S.A.: 65 euros.
Do not let this unique collectible piece slip away; there won't be one for everyone.
Good luck!
(ROMANTIC DAGGERS by Main TRÉHARD) | Excerpt from the Gazette des Armes No. 197, February 1990.
Romanticism emerged in France during the Restoration and extended until the July Monarchy. This predominant current of artistic and literary life during the late 18th and 19th centuries varies by country, but it shares a number of common traits worldwide: a rejection of the imitation of the Ancients and the rules of classicism, the birth of a new mode of sensitivity, individualistic expression venturing into sentimental outpouring. Romanticism, at least in its initial phase, is characterized by a passionate subjectivity that drives the artist to freely communicate their feelings, thus tending to divine nature, to return to legendary sources, folklore, and a deep taste for all forms of dislocation, both in time (rediscovery of the Middle Ages) and space (exoticism, fascination with the East, attachment to modern Greece, etc.). Enigmatic works by anonymous artists, one cannot approach the realm of romantic daggers by speaking in generalities, simply because these weapons abide by no rules regarding their creation or form...
DIMENSIONS:
Total length: 23.4 cm
Length without the sheath: 21.7 cm
Blade length: 12.7 cm
Handle length: 9.2 cm
Blade width: 1.3 cm
Object description:
Superb and luxurious dagger in finely decorated steel. The handle is very beautiful, featuring various engravings in a modern style. The blade is in good condition, with a single central groove, diamond-shaped, inscribed: '' PIQUET 1954 ''. The sheath is made of brown leather with a bronze cap. You will find more information on the subject in the Gazette des Armes No. 1917, February 1990.
A superb and rare piece that will wonderfully decorate your display case dedicated to French daggers or simply your collection of swords or sabers, as an exceptional piece. A very beautiful piece, do not miss it!
VERY RARE AND 100% ORIGINAL
MAKE AN OFFER ;)
PAYMENT IN INSTALLMENTS POSSIBLE ;)
ATTENTION: The piece is unique, I do not have a duplicate.
Conditions:
I answer your questions, don’t hesitate!
Additional photos on request.
Please read the ad carefully before purchasing.
No returns possible.
I am not responsible for postal delays or losses,
this is why I offer payment by PayPal or credit card so your purchase will be covered.
Payment can therefore be made by bank transfer, credit card, and PayPal.
Postal fees:
Europe: 25 euros.
Poland and Bulgaria: 50 euros.
China, Canada, U.S.A.: 65 euros.
Do not let this unique collectible piece slip away; there won't be one for everyone.
Good luck!
Réf :
#392894
Brand / From : Pièce 100% originale.
Material : Bronze / Metal
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Description
History of Romantic Daggers
(ROMANTIC DAGGERS by Main TRÉHARD) | Excerpt from the Gazette des Armes No. 197, February 1990.
Romanticism emerged in France during the Restoration and extended until the July Monarchy. This predominant current of artistic and literary life during the late 18th and 19th centuries varies by country, but it shares a number of common traits worldwide: a rejection of the imitation of the Ancients and the rules of classicism, the birth of a new mode of sensitivity, individualistic expression venturing into sentimental outpouring. Romanticism, at least in its initial phase, is characterized by a passionate subjectivity that drives the artist to freely communicate their feelings, thus tending to divine nature, to return to legendary sources, folklore, and a deep taste for all forms of dislocation, both in time (rediscovery of the Middle Ages) and space (exoticism, fascination with the East, attachment to modern Greece, etc.). Enigmatic works by anonymous artists, one cannot approach the realm of romantic daggers by speaking in generalities, simply because these weapons abide by no rules regarding their creation or form...
DIMENSIONS:
Total length: 23.4 cm
Length without the sheath: 21.7 cm
Blade length: 12.7 cm
Handle length: 9.2 cm
Blade width: 1.3 cm
Object description:
Superb and luxurious dagger in finely decorated steel. The handle is very beautiful, featuring various engravings in a modern style. The blade is in good condition, with a single central groove, diamond-shaped, inscribed: '' PIQUET 1954 ''. The sheath is made of brown leather with a bronze cap. You will find more information on the subject in the Gazette des Armes No. 1917, February 1990.
A superb and rare piece that will wonderfully decorate your display case dedicated to French daggers or simply your collection of swords or sabers, as an exceptional piece. A very beautiful piece, do not miss it!
VERY RARE AND 100% ORIGINAL
MAKE AN OFFER ;)
PAYMENT IN INSTALLMENTS POSSIBLE ;)
ATTENTION: The piece is unique, I do not have a duplicate.
Conditions:
I answer your questions, don’t hesitate!
Additional photos on request.
Please read the ad carefully before purchasing.
No returns possible.
I am not responsible for postal delays or losses,
this is why I offer payment by PayPal or credit card so your purchase will be covered.
Payment can therefore be made by bank transfer, credit card, and PayPal.
Postal fees:
Europe: 25 euros.
Poland and Bulgaria: 50 euros.
China, Canada, U.S.A.: 65 euros.
Do not let this unique collectible piece slip away; there won't be one for everyone.
Good luck!
(ROMANTIC DAGGERS by Main TRÉHARD) | Excerpt from the Gazette des Armes No. 197, February 1990.
Romanticism emerged in France during the Restoration and extended until the July Monarchy. This predominant current of artistic and literary life during the late 18th and 19th centuries varies by country, but it shares a number of common traits worldwide: a rejection of the imitation of the Ancients and the rules of classicism, the birth of a new mode of sensitivity, individualistic expression venturing into sentimental outpouring. Romanticism, at least in its initial phase, is characterized by a passionate subjectivity that drives the artist to freely communicate their feelings, thus tending to divine nature, to return to legendary sources, folklore, and a deep taste for all forms of dislocation, both in time (rediscovery of the Middle Ages) and space (exoticism, fascination with the East, attachment to modern Greece, etc.). Enigmatic works by anonymous artists, one cannot approach the realm of romantic daggers by speaking in generalities, simply because these weapons abide by no rules regarding their creation or form...
DIMENSIONS:
Total length: 23.4 cm
Length without the sheath: 21.7 cm
Blade length: 12.7 cm
Handle length: 9.2 cm
Blade width: 1.3 cm
Object description:
Superb and luxurious dagger in finely decorated steel. The handle is very beautiful, featuring various engravings in a modern style. The blade is in good condition, with a single central groove, diamond-shaped, inscribed: '' PIQUET 1954 ''. The sheath is made of brown leather with a bronze cap. You will find more information on the subject in the Gazette des Armes No. 1917, February 1990.
A superb and rare piece that will wonderfully decorate your display case dedicated to French daggers or simply your collection of swords or sabers, as an exceptional piece. A very beautiful piece, do not miss it!
VERY RARE AND 100% ORIGINAL
MAKE AN OFFER ;)
PAYMENT IN INSTALLMENTS POSSIBLE ;)
ATTENTION: The piece is unique, I do not have a duplicate.
Conditions:
I answer your questions, don’t hesitate!
Additional photos on request.
Please read the ad carefully before purchasing.
No returns possible.
I am not responsible for postal delays or losses,
this is why I offer payment by PayPal or credit card so your purchase will be covered.
Payment can therefore be made by bank transfer, credit card, and PayPal.
Postal fees:
Europe: 25 euros.
Poland and Bulgaria: 50 euros.
China, Canada, U.S.A.: 65 euros.
Do not let this unique collectible piece slip away; there won't be one for everyone.
Good luck!
Réf :
#392894
Brand / From : Pièce 100% originale.
Material : Bronze / Metal
