Ivory powder horn, Germanic work, probably Dresden, mid-19th century Curved, finished with a dog's mouth holding a cork, carved on one side of a deer hunting scene, on the other side of the portrait captioned "Sig.III.D.G." (for Sigismund III Dei Gratia) in an oval medallion and the arms of the Republic of the Two Nations. Length: 25 cm; weight: 253 g The CIC certificate will be given to the buyer. To be compared with : Two powder flasks kept in the National Museum in Krakow: MNK IV-MO-181/a-b, MNK IV-MO-1514 and a scepter: MNK IV-MO-1501.