ENGLAND. Artillery officer's saber model... - Lot 289 - Pousse-Cornet

ENGLAND. Artillery officer's saber model 1821 with steel frame, filigree stingray handle, 3-pronged guard, straight blade with hollow sides acid engraved on 2/3 of floral motifs and the great arms of England on the other side of the staff lightning and "Royal Artillery", signed on the ricasso "by warrant Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London", leather scabbard with 2 iron trimmings, with leather strap and saddle sword gusset. L: 105 cm, blade: 89 cm. Is attached to this sword and of the same origin a whetstone mounted on a wooden frame. BE This saber belonged to an English Lord who was at the coronation ceremonies of George V and George VI and who offered it to Master van Oeveren ENGLAND. Artillery officer's saber model 1821 with steel grip, filigree stingray grip, straight blade engraved with acid on 2/3 of the blade with floral motifs and the shield of England on the other side tuns and "Royal Artillery", signed on the ricasso "by warrant Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London", leather scabbard with 2 iron fittings, with leather strap and saddle sword gusset. L: 105 cm, blade: 89 cm. Attached to this sword and of the same origin is a whetstone mounted on a wooden frame. GC This sword belonged to an English Lord who was at the coronation ceremonies of George V, George VI and who offered it to Maître van Oeveren