Contemporary 14th Century Two-Handed Sword by Del Tin

36.5" spearpoint blade, 2" wide at ricasso. 13" median fuller. Wood grip with replaced wrapping. Wheel pommel with peened tang. **Blade shows some scratches and wear along with some edge

36.75" spearpoint blade with 10" median fuller. Wood scabbard with replaced cloth wrapping. Blade shows Del Tin maker's marks. **Blade shows some minor oxidation and scratches. Some addit

39.25" blade with diamond cross-section, 1.625" wide at ricasso. Wood grip wrapped in red cord finished with faceted pommel. **Blade shows some minor oxidation with edge showing some imperfec

39.25" spearpoint blade, 1.5" at ricasso. Cord-wrapped wood grip with peened tang. Blade marked throughout with Del TIn maker's marks. **Blade shows some scratches and wear with additiona

29" blade with diamond cross-section and 21.25" median fuller. 2.75" wide at ricasso. Downturned quillions with re-wrapped grip and brass wheel pommel. Blade shows Del Tin maker's mark

30.75" blade with diamond cross-section and 18" center fuller, 2.5" wide at forte. Crossguard with down turned quillions and leather-wrapped grip finished with cruciform pommel and peened

29" blade with diamond cross-section, 2.5" wide at forte. 7.25" median fuller. Leather-covered wood grip. Leather-covered wood scabbard. Forte shows Del-Tin maker's marks. **Some mino

35" blade with triangular cross section and 9" fuller. 1 1/8" wide at forte. Swept quillions with double ring guard. Wire-wrapped grip with formed onion pommel. Blade with Del Tin markings

14th century AD. A western European long two handed sword of German manufacture, Oakeshott type XIIa with an unusual pommel of type G, crossguard variant of style 7; double-edged cut-and-thrust blade

31" blade with diamond cross-section, 1.5" wide at ricasso. Simple single-branch guard with quillions. Wire-wrapped grip with semi-fishtail pommel and peened tang. Blade shows Del Tin maker&#3

31" blade with diamond cross-section, 1.5" wide at ricasso. Simple single-branch guard with quillions. Wire-wrapped grip with semi-fishtail pommel and peened tang. Blade shows Del Tin maker&#3

42" blade with diamond cross-section, 1" wide at ricasso. Swept hilt guard with two pas d'ane and straight quillions. Wire-wrapped wood grip with globular pommel and peened tang. Del Tin m

40.25" blade with diamond cross-section, 1" wide at ricasso. Welded steel basked with rear quillion and two pas d'ane. Wire-wrapped grip with faceted pommel and peened tang. Blade marked w

European Knights' sword of 14th and 15th Centuries. Solid brass hilt and tapering blade. Often referred to as "Excalibur". No scabbard. Modern reproduction. Measures: H 47" x W 11" x D 5" Provenance:

European Knight's sword of the 14th and 15th centuries. Solid brass hilt and tapering blade. Often referred to as "Excalibur". Measures: H 47" x W 11" x D 6" Provenance: Ex- well known film/broadway p

European Knight's sword of the 14th and 15th centuries. Solid brass hilt and tapering blade. Often referred to as "Excalibur". Measures: H 41" x W 7 1/2" x D 1" Provenance: Ex- well known film/Broadwa

A LATE 16TH CENTURY GERMAN TWO-HANDED SWORD OR ZWEIHANDER, 141.5cm wavy blade incised a circular panel of talismanic symbols of crosses and crescent moons and containing the legend A DOI M, the whole

42" diamond cross-section blade, 1" wide at forte. Swept hilt with swelled crossguard and wire-wrapped grip. Globular pommel with peened tang. **Blade shows some scratches and wear from use.

An antique 19th-century Swedish Navy officer's two-handed sword. 1824 model. The dolphin-style handle is gilt and has an inserted hand-carved of natural materials and a protective knuckle bow. The cro

Serbia (Balkans), 14th century. Two Contemporary imitations of Venetian grossos.

Romanian (Wallachia), 14th Century. Two Mircea cel Batrin, also known as Mircea the Elder (1386-1419) silver ducats. A type I and a sword and figure of Christ.Ex Dr. Gordon Andrew "Andy" Singer, Green

German or English, probably 16th century, spurred blade with shaped guards, leather-wrapped handle with iron pommel, 64-1/2 x 15-3/4 in.

Eastern Roman Empire, Byzantium, Byzantine, ca. 14th century CE. A bronze cast figure depicting the Archangel Michael valiantly holding two of his traditional attributes, a sword and spear. Silver inl

Nicholas Bernard UNTITLED, 2005, painted ceramic vase with two small handles, signed and dated underneath, 8 ¾” tall, 6” diameter, Provenance: Del Mano Gallery, Los Angeles; Togethe