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A musketeer's powderflask dating: last quarter of the 16th Century provenance: Germany, Of triangular shape with slightly concave sides. The entire front surface covered by a large iron plaque worked in relief, engraved and partially pierced, depicting a man-at-arms in classical attire. The metal with some areas of pitting and sections retaining a beautiful original antique patina. The dorsal fuse shaped as a truncated cone and with a still-working spring closure. The body probably made of wood covered with oilcloth (restorations?). The remaining structure reinforced at the corners with iron bands. A belt hook on the reverse. Four suspension rings on the sides still retaining an old cord with a tassel, probably of antique manufacture. An uncommon type of powder flask with decoration of this kind.
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