A MARSH ARAB KHANJAR DAGGER

An above-average example of characteristic Marsh Arab form, with robust carved horn grip and well-wrought black wootz blade. In its leather-covered wooden scabbard with large, silver-inlaid mounts. La

A rare example of Hijazi type, known as a Dharia, the horn grip mounted in filigreed silver, the wooden scabbard mounted ensuite, almost entirely covered in silver filigree and set with a red glass ge

Meccan style, quality work with hilt and scabbard covered in finely filigreed and engraved silver and set with a captured Ottoman coin, the broad, double-edged blade with central rib. Mid-20th century

A rare example of Hijazi type, known as a Dharia, the horn grip mounted in filigreed silver, the the wooden scabbard mounted ensuite, covered entirely in silver filigree. The blade broad, lightly curv

Omani work. Horn hilt, scabbard and woven belt elaborately mounted in finely filigreed silver. The characteristic curved blade with central rib. Late 19th-early 20th century. Well worn overall. Overal

Of gusbi type, the grip carved of an unidentified material, seemingly organic and mounted in filigreed silver. The broad, double-edged blade with distinct central ridge. In its wooden scabbard with ve

AN example of Hijazi type, mounted in white metal and brass, entirely in silver, the blade broad, lightly curved, double-edged and bifullered. Early 20th century. Overall length 55cm. Condition II

With horn and metal ferrule. The blade broad, lightly curved and double-edged. In its scabbard with tooled mounts. 20th c. As found. Areas of wear. Overall length 32.2cm. Condition III

The waisted horn grip with studded borders, the broad steel blade with pronounced central ridge. In its scabbard wrought entirely of elaborately filigreed silver with characteristic thum terminal. 19t

An example of Hijazi type, mounted in silver(?) and brass, the blade broad, lightly curved, double-edged and engraved. Early 20th century. Minor areas of pitting. Overall length 56.5cm. Condition II

With polished grip and metal mounts, curved blade. In its leather sheath with belt. 20th century. Overall length of belt 120cm. Condition III

Of characteristic form, elaborately embroidered in geometrical patterns. Retains its filigreed kohl vial and pair of accessory boxes, used for musket patches and grease. Mid 20th century. Overall leng

Of characteristic Marsh Arab form, with well-carved horn grip, the curved, handforged blade with central ridge. Latter 19th century. Overall length 35.5cm. Condition II

Fine 18th-19th C. Persian Qajar Dynasty KHANJAR Dagger with Deeply Chiseled Steel Hilt & Wootz Damascus Blade, Profusely Inlaid with Gold Decorations. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 15 1/

An above average example, the waisted shirmani grip finely carved overall with a Persian king, courtiers and children in traditional dress, bordered with inscriptions. The curved, double-edged blade f

The waisted shirmani grip finely carved overall with a Persian king, courtiers and children in traditional dress, bordered with inscriptions. The curved, double-edged blade forged of Persian black woo

The rock-crystal grip with pommel carved as a lotus, with floral motifs at the base. The curved, double-edged blade with pronounced central rib forged of wootz damascus steel and terminating in an arm

Ca. 19th-20th century AD. A ceremonial khanjar dagger with a J-shaped steel blade, T-shaped hilt possibly made of rhino horn and silver fittings, and sheath with foliate designs. For a similar see The

A Persian Khanjar dagger with a 9-1/2in blade and handle decorated with figures and calligraphy. 15-1/2in long. | Local and NYC curbside delivery details and international third-party shipper recommen

A watered steel single-edged pointy blade Indian dagger with concealed compartment in the handle. The steel grip and ricasso are decorated with gold koftgari work. Dimensions: L: 13 3/8 in., (34 cm.)

Near East/Central Asia, Turkey / Iran Ottoman Empire, Kurdish culture, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A forged-steel weapon known as a jambiya or khanjar, a type of dagger that is used throug

North Africa, Morocco to Algeria, Amazigh / Tuareg Berber culture, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-made steel khanjar (koummya) dagger and sheath, made from brass and 84% silver. The st

The characteristic grip carved of a single large section of walrus, the curved, double-edged blade with high central ridge with evidence of wootz forging. In its intricately embossed and engraved silv

Curved steel blade, the handle with inlays of mother of pearl inlaid with black and red stones and the pommel and guard with green jade ,c. 17th-18th Century. Material:Steel, mother of pearl, jade Siz