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Two French hunting daggers, mid-18th century Hunting dagger with a slightly grooved, curved blade. Traces of etched decoration at the tang. Blade is stained. Finely embossed crossguard and guard plate with a punched background; traces of the original gilding. Handle covered with stingray skin. Pommel plate also shows remnants of the original gilding. Hirschfänger with a straight blade, double-grooved on both sides, featuring etched decoration and the maker’s mark on both sides at the base. Blade is partially grainy. Ferrule, short crossguard, and guard plate are made of brass. Slightly carved wooden handle. Lengths: 76 and 64 cm. Condition: II -
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