A Flemish rapier with chiselled hilt, circa 1670/80

A Spanish cup hilt rapier, circa 1650 Schlanke Stichklinge, im unteren Viertel gekehlt, darin auf beiden Seiten bezeichnet "IHN Solingen". Graviertes Glockengefäß mit weit ausladenden, an de

The 15th century style sword with wood grip inside swept cage, central fuller down lower third of both sides of the blade, unmarked. Measures 46 inches overall, blade measures 39.25 inches. We happily

The 15th century style sword with cup hilt, long quillions, formed wood grip, central fuller. Blade measures 39.25 inches, 47 inches overall. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping

DESCRIPTION: Antique rapier featuring a long blade and a cup hilt decorated with profiles of helmeted soldiers framed in foliage patterns. CIRCA: Late 19th to mid-20th Century ORIGIN: European DIMENSI

Circa 1940. Plated 29” rapier-style sword with curved hilt conceals 3 cards that will appear on the tip of the sword. Condition: good. Some wear to plating from age.

Jan van Londerseel (Flemish, circa 1570 -1624), Good Samaritan Mountain Landscape with Christ Healing Bleeding Womanengraving on laid paper, with printed details lower left and center, possibly a late

AFTER AEGIDIUS SADELER (Flemish, circa 1570 - 1629). The Annunciation to the Shepherds, Engraving after a painting by Jacobo Bassano (Venetian, 1510 - 1592) with the inscriptio lettered in top margin:

Flanders 'Tapestry', Flemish, circa 1700, wool/silk, approx. 293 x 214 cm, condition: (traces of age/use).*

Franco-Flemish, circa 1725-1750. A fine verdure tapestry panel woven with wool and silk depicting a lush and wooded forest with flora, fauna and birds receding to a distant village. Approximately 5'9"

Flemish circa 1740, the squared black lacquered frame with wavy molded veneers, with a raised rectilinear molding framed by quartered spandrels, surface abrasions, the reverse showing later alteration

(Flemish, circa 1580-1617) The Beheading of St. John the Baptist, oil on panel, 46-1/8 x 33-1/2 in.; Italian style parcel gilt and painted panel frame, 55-3/8 x 42-1/8 x 2 in. Provenance: The Estate o

16 Century Oil On Copper Flemish Painting Flemish circa 1535 Christ Child Oval size: 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 in. Original 16 century frame. If you would like to receive more detailed photos, pl

Indo-Persian Shamshir repousse silver sword hilt, circa 19th century, with lion's-head pommel and heavily detailed floral design grip / quillon. 8" L. Weight: 13.37 ozt.

Alexis De Leeuw original oil canvas. (Flemish) Circa 1848. Provenance: This painting comes from a private collection owned by a doctor who has a large and beautiful European antique collection. Biogra

19th century French sword with ormolu bronze hilt, circa 1840, 36" L, blade 31" L.

Flemish School; circa 1500. "Ecce homo. Oil on oak panel. It has a 19th century carved and gilded wooden frame. Measurements: 27 x 20 cm; 32 x 25 cm (frame). Christ accepts with a serene face his dest

With double-edged flattened diamond shape blade with a short central fuller on both sides, struck with maker's marks and crosses on each side. Steel square section grip wrapped in original twisted ste

Rare Large 17th-18th C. Spanish or Italian Dish Hilt Rapier Sword with Fine Chiseled & Pierced Guard of Seldom Encountered Pattern. Wearing a Very Strong Sturdy Blade by ''TOMAS AIALA En TOLEDO''. Ins

Very fine & rare 17th C. French Noblemans Swept Hilt Rapier with Gold Gilt Hilt, Fine Braid Wire Grip & Maker Marked Multi-fullered Blade.Full Length 38.5 inch Blade Length 32 inch

Europe, Spain (Manufacture of Origin), imported by conquistadors during Spanish Conquest into North American and recovered in the frontier region. The rapier has been used for a significant period of

16th - 17th Century Spanish cup hilt rapier presenting a thin tapering blade, a crossguard with spherical terminals, a braided wire wrapped handle, complete with an ovoid pommel.

Very good 17th - 18th Century Italian rapier featuring a scroll designed swept hilt, a shagreen wrapped handle, an ovoid pommel, and a thin fuller running the length of the blade. Wear consistent with

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

19th Century French swept hilt rapier, in the style of a 16th -17th rapier, featuring a swirling open work scroll hilt, and fluted spiraling wire wrapped handle, complete with an ovoid pommel.Full Len