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A magnificent saber that belonged to a high-ranking officer in the Danish light cavalry, circa 1810 A sturdy, slender, and elegantly curved back blade (slightly pitted and nicked in places), with a partially concealed blacksmith’s mark (a squirrel?) at the hilt, rich decorative etchings on both sides (worn), including the crowned Danish coat of arms and the crowned royal cipher “FR” for King Frederick VI (1808–1839). Richly embossed, gilded non-precious metal bow-hilted scabbard with sculpted lion heads on the crossguard and on the outside of the hilt, tang with elaborate copper wire wrapping (somewhat loose, small, inconspicuous repair). Brass scabbard embossed with a flower and trophies on the third panel (traces of gilding, dents), featuring scaled ring bands, two movable carrying rings, and an iron drag plate. Partially slightly damaged; shows signs of use and age. Length 104 cm. A very well-balanced, magnificent officer’s saber modeled after the French style, in good condition. Condition: II
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