Set of hunting implements (Trousse)

Jakob Watzky German

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 376

In addition to the heavy-bladed knife for cutting up game after the hunt, this set (trousse in French) includes a knife, a fork, and other implements in compartments in the scabbard. The scabbard mounts, decorated with hunting scenes, bear the initials of Prince-Elector Johann Georg I of Saxony (reigned 1611–56).

Set of hunting implements (Trousse), Jakob Watzky (German, active Dresden, 1641–79), Silver, steel, staghorn, wood, leather, German, Dresden

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Set of hunting implements (Trousse), Jakob Watzky (German, active Dresden, 1641–79), Silver, steel, staghorn, wood, leather, German, Dresden
Set of hunting implements (Trousse), Jakob Watzky (German, active Dresden, 1641–79), Silver, steel, staghorn, wood, leather, German, Dresden
Set of hunting implements (Trousse), Jakob Watzky (German, active Dresden, 1641–79), Silver, steel, staghorn, wood, leather, German, Dresden

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