17th C. Spanish Colonial Espada Ancha / Wide Sword

Western Europe or North America, Spain or Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 17th century CE. A lovely example of a forged-iron sword known as an espada ancha (literally "wide sword") with a lathe-t

Latin America, Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. early 18th century CE. This is an impressive steel espada ancha (literally "wide sword") type of knife with a thick and robust wooden grip under a s

North America, Mexico / Southwestern USA, Spanish Colonial period, ca. late 18th to mid-19th century CE. An intimidating saber, known as an espada ancho or broad sword, which was carried by Spanish so

Western Europe, Spain, ca. early 19th century CE. A lovely example of a sword known as an espada ancha (literally "wide sword") of an elegant form. The forged-steel, double-edged blade exhibits a leng

Rarely encountered, the New World steel hilt expanding slightly toward the pommel, and cut with fine spiral fluting, the knucklebow and quillon embellished with monster heads and profiling, the rounde

Rarely encountered, the New World steel hilt with horn grips, knucklebow and quillon, the large guard with pierced edges and faint engraving. The long, double-edged blade of flattened hexagonal sectio

Western Europe, Spain or Mexico, Colonial era, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A fine forged-steel sword with a brass cup guard and ornate grip and pommel. The blade is a double edged, with two fuller gr

20" single-edged blade, 1.625" wide at forte. Iron guard wih rear quillion. Iron plates over wood grip scales. **Blade shows some scattered oxidation and scattered salt-and-pepper oxidation.

North America, Mexico / Southwestern USA, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. An intimidating saber, known as an espada ancho or broad sword, which was carried by Spanish soldiers. T

Western Europe or North America, Spain or Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 16th century CE. A striking broad rapier, known as an espada ropera in Spanish or spada da lato - "side sword" - in Itali

An early swept hilt or cup hilt rapier blade with double edge and wide fuller, makers mark to ricasso, etched to top of blade with "No Me Enbraines Sin Honor" and to the reverse "No Me Saques Sin Razo

17th Century Spanish Colonial Silver Mounted Tortoise Shell Trunk Form Box with Mother of Pearl Inlay, Hinged Lid. Measures 2-7/8" H, 3-7/8" W, 2-3/8" D. We Will Not Ship This Item Outside of the Stat

North America, Spanish Colonial Period, Mexico, ca. 17th century CE. A magnificent carbon steel cabasset helmet, a form that originated in Italy and was created from the early 16th to early 17th centu

New World, Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. 17th century CE. A striking limestone sculpture depicting the bust of a bearded man, perhaps a saint, such as Saint Francis, or a Franciscan missionary. The st

South America, ca. 17th century CE. A hand carved and hand painted wooden santo with articulated arms, wearing flowing garments with remaining red, white, and blue pigment, and a delicately delineated

Possibly Peru, with a domed lid, wrought iron strap hinges , hasp and lock and inlaid decoration. Dimensions: 9 1/2" x 4 3/4" x 5". Provenance: From a California collection.

Very Rare Antique 17th Century Spanish Colonial Dagger KnifeFull Length Blade Length

Antique 17th Century spanish Colonial wood gesso figurine of Santos. 7.75" H without frame. 10" H x 5.5" W with Frame.

Southeast Asia, Philippines, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. An endearing sculpture of the sleeping Christ child or Santo Nino Dormido - a popular santo during the Spanish Coloni

Southeast Asia, Philippines, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. An endearing sculpture of the sleeping Christ child or Santo Nino Dormido - a popular santo during the Spanish Coloni

Front carved with fans, pinwheels, stars, florets and other foliates. Sides paneled. 31 x 52 x 22 inches.

17th C. Spanish Colonial Portrait of Virgin Mary. Oil on canvas. Indistinctly inscribed lower right. Has been relined and re-stretched. Sight Size: 18 x 12.5 in. Overall Framed Size: 22 x 16 in.

North America, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A fine copper pitcher that is cast into a squat globular shape with a stable flat base and

Standing male saint. Appears to be original painted surface. Dimensions: H 15" x W 5" x D 5" Condition: One hand lost. Worming, particularly to the back.