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Louis XIV French Classic Smallsword
This early French smallsword (ca. 1655 C.E.) has few parallels. Its style reflects early French Classicism from the reign of Louis XIV, and was likely made in Paris. Its hilt features ornate foliage and figure motifs executed in gold inlay, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Weapon
Tagged 1655, 17th Century, Coquille, French, French Classicism, Louis XIV, Paris
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