AN OTTOMAN DAGGER

An 18/19th century Ottoman dagger with a jade hilt set with precious stones, and a gilt hand-worked scabbard. Blade inscribed with ' hafez ' meaning 'guardian'/ 'protector' in Arabic. Materials : Jade

With characteristic waisted walrus grip and robust, curved blade well-wrought of black wootz, with pronounced central ridge terminating in an armor-piercing tip. In its velvet-covered wooden scabbard.

DESCRIPTION: Antique silver Ottoman dagger and belt. CIRCA: 19th Century. Possibly older. ORIGIN: Turkey DIMENSIONS: (Belt) H: 7" x L: 37" (Dagger) H: 11.5" x D: 7 (Total Weight: 822 Grams) Have a sim

19th c Indo Persia Ottoman Dagger Damascus And Sterling Inlaid Handle With Sheath. Measure 12 Overall And Blade 6 1/4". From A Fine Southern Estate. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping i

The handle and sheath are adorned with geometrically shaped gemstones, while the backside of the sheath features organic pattern engravings. The blade is decorated with engravings and Arabic calligrap

19th century Ottoman Dagger, Damascus steel blade. Size 14 inches length. Very fine damascus steel blade with elegant handle.

The gold-inlaid steel grip with stone pommel set with a silver boss, the brad blade double-edged, with central ridge and gold inlay at the forte. Latter 19th century. Overall length 31cm. Condition II

TURKEY, Brass, silver and stones, handmade, embossed and engraving design, small defects, but in fine condition. Blade length 19 cm. II - III

Lot of 2 19th century Turkish Ottoman Daggers. Size 13 1/2 - 11 1/4 inches length. Ottoman or Turkish daggers with silver scabbard, steel blade.. Ex Dr Joseph Touma VA USA. EX Sothebys

INLAID AND BRASS, 2 ARE WOODEN SCABBARDS. BLADE IS 10 1/2" L / 14" L & BLADE IS 12" L / 16" L

A rare type, with silvered lotus-form grip decorated with flowering vines. The straight, double-edged blade tapering acutely to an armor-piercing tip with chiseled central panel showing a fine wootz d

Silver mounted bichaq knife, hilt decorated with engraving and niello, single-edged blade with Arabic inscriptions, floral designs and a date, repousse silver scabbard. Hilt has some cracks. Dimension

Court dagger with Italian import blade. Compare The Met Museum New York, 23.232.5a, b. Compare another in the Hermitage Museum, ?.?.-1932. Overall length: 49.5cm (19 1/2 in.)

Hilt and scabbard set with reeded corals and tiny turquoises overall, the reverse with engraved floral motifs. The blade lightly-curved and double edged, inlaid at the forte on either side. Latter 19t

With silver mounted and cloth sheath. Total length of handle and blade 56cm (22") BIDDERS LIVING OUTSIDE OF CANADA are warned to proceed with care before bidding on this lot as some of it cannot be sh

A fine quality replica of the Topkapi Dagger, an emerald-studded curved dagger created in 1746 by Ottoman craftsmen to be given as a gift to the Shah of Persia, Nadir Shah. The original is now in the

A fine 17-18th century Ottoman Turkish dagger with niello silver scabbard and very fine gold inlaid watered steel blade, horn handle, L.28.5cm blade length 16cm

A rarely-encountered example in the Plain Tradition style. Of characteristic form, mounted entirely in silver, the curved, double-edged blade with raised central ridge, with gold inlay panels at the f

An elegant example, the jade grip carved and set with a ruby in the pommel. The blade with faint damascus pattern visible, with panel of gold inlay to spine. The gilded mounts set with numerous colore

Carved of pale green jade. Of characteristic waisted form, the centers faceted as is typical. Pierced for three studs. 17th century. Minor stable cracks. Overall length 11cm/ 4.3”. Condition IV

With walrus grip and pierced, gilded bolsters and long, straight, handwrought blade. In its leather-covered wooden scabbard with engraved and profiled silver mounts. First half of the 19th century. We

The hilt and scabbard gilded and set with corals and tiny turquoises overall, the reverse with engraved floral motifs. The blade curved and double edged and engraved at the forte. Early 20th century.

With elaborate gold inlay work to steel grip, bolster and forte, the blade handwrought of actively-grained wootz with clipped and pierced tip. In its silver-inlaid steel scabbard. 18th-19th c. Worn ov