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Two hunting daggers, including one by Gustav Laute in Berlin, 19th/20th century First hunting dagger with a thick back blade and finely etched decoration. Signed “Gustav Laute Berlin” on the back. Shell-shaped guard and a crossguard tapering into hoof-shaped ends. Deer antler handle with pommel cap. Sheath made of burnished iron. Matching, blackened leather scabbard with burnished iron fittings. Included is a secondary knife—likely not originally part of the set—with a back blade grooved on both sides, a brass ferrule, and a stag horn handle. Length 55.5 cm. Second Hirschfänger with a double-edged, chrome-plated blade etched on the third side. Guard in the shape of three oak leaves; crossguard tapering into acorns. Handle made of stag horn; pommel cap with etched decoration; brass scabbard, partially lacquered. Scabbard missing. Length 54.5 cm. Gustav Laute was a Berlin purveyor to the court from approximately 1880 to 1910. Condition: II
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