NIERENDOLCH (KIDNEY/ BALLOCK DAGGER)

NIERENDOLCH (KIDNEY/ BALLOCK DAGGER) Deutsch, 15./ 16. Jh. Eisen, geschmiedet, beschnitzter Hartholz-Griff. L. 39,5 cm. Einschneidige Klinge mit typisch geformtem Parierelement, konischer Hilze und le

14th-15th century A.D. The blade with a lozenge-shaped cross-section; restored handle with bulbous cross-guard, waisted grip and flared pommel. 195 grams, 37.2 cm (14 5/8 in.). Found on the Thames for

German, with intact steel pommel and guard and well-wrought, single-edged blade.15th-16th century. Excavated. Overall length 45.5cm. Condition V

A Scythian iron dagger, 6th Century BC, with kidney-shaped guard, flat grip and rectangular cross section. 13 1/4 in (18.4 cm). Heavy corrosion. Cf. Shramko B.A. Iz istorii scyfskogo vooruzheniya//Voo

A Set of Five Decorative Swords & Daggers. Comes with a wooden display cabinet. Length: 47.25" Width: 12" Height: 15.75" (Cabinet) Length (Longest Sword): 34" Length (Shortest Dagger): 17.25" Provenan

Hawai'i Wood and stingray spines 37,5 cm Provenance: Bedford Museum, U.K. K. John Hewett, London Wayne Heathcote, Brussels/New York/London Masco Corporation, Detroit Sotheby's, Paris, African

Roman, modern-day Germany, Mainz-Weisenau, Gallic "G" type, Imperial Period, ca. first half of the 1st century CE. An exemplary steel Roman Gallic (abbreviated as "G") type Weisenau helmet of a hemisp

A Mughal Style Enameled and Hardstone Dagger Early 20th Century Length 15 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of an Elegant Lady, Texas

EXTREMELY RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL AWARD DAGGER with ORDER of St. ANNA and St.GEORGE, NAMED, 1914 Russian Imperial Navy officer award dagger grouping consists of the St. Anna and St. George awards dagger

Rare Indonisian Gold Dagger with figural handle. probably c.19th century. Size 18 1/2 inches length. Rare Indonisian gold Dagger decorated with precious stones and ornate design, with figural handle p

h cm 63

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

A Luristan bronze dagger Circa 11th-9th Century B.C. The tapering blade with a medial ridge and crescentic guard, the pommel terminal formed into a flat disc with ridges spaced along the grip with a

A fine south Indian copper-hilted steel dagger (bichuwa) probably Tanjore, 16th/ 17th Century the double-edged steel blade of curved form with raised central spine and widening towards the point, the

DESCRIPTION: Ancient Western Han period bronze dagger featuring a celadon green jade handle with spots of dark brown decorated on pommel and hand guard with serpentine dragon designs. Piece is embelli

Described By: Title:Imperial Tanto Dagger Sword from Emperor Hirohito To Princess Kazuko Box and Paperwork Description: Up for auction is a fantastic imperial tanto dagger sword with 2 wooden boxes an

Hand Shape Holds Gold Ball and Gold Cross Guard - Sheath is Gold with Wooden Insert Appr. 162 Grams of Gold. See photos for condition and details.

Chinese Presentation Officer's Dagger Fully Inscribed Grip With Leather Hanger And Chinese Character Marked Blade. The Presentation Indicated "Presented To Major-General Ho Tung" Upon Graduation From

Caucasian Kindjal Dagger 19th century, 15-3/8 in. double fuller blade with inlaid gilt Arabic inscription (probably Koranic); horn grip; iron mounts with applied gilt; wooden sheath with leather wrap.

A Kubachi silver-inlaid steel dagger (kindjal) Dagestan, circa 1900 the double edged steel blade with three central fullers, the silver hilt with waisted grip and two applied domed bosses, decorated i

Dimension(approx.): L 10.5 cm, H 6 cm

L:19cm Weight:92g

Circa 100 BCCast iron, the handle formed of two sections, held together by joints inserted into discs at the centre and pommel, the blade of tapering form with median midrib, the scabbard of "frame-ty

Late Neolithic Period, circa 2000-1700 B.C. With lentoid-section shank, leaf-shaped blade. Cf. MacGregor, A. (ed.), Antiquities from Europe and the Near East in the Collection of Lord MacAlpine of Wes