Pair of Dress Swords

Pair of Dress Swords. *40" L Walloon Handle Sword Blade is worn - can still see etching. *33"L M-1852 US Navy Officer's Presentation Sword. Blade very aged. Photos Are Considered Part Of The Descripti

etched blade with US, eagle, flag pairs and vines, unstamped blade, guard and scabbard, scabbard metal repainted and likely a marriage with sword (too long, see image), blade with numerous minor nicks

Pair Big Chinese Antique Carved Ivory Emperor & Emperess: finely carved as Emperor and Empress standing in robes with high hair dresses while holding necklace, sword and gift wraps in their hands, sig

Eight porcelain figurines including:Dresden pair, man in blue frock with sword and woman in purple dress 9.5”H each.Pair of dancers with lambs at feet and woman with tambourine, 7.75”H and

Pair of Impressive French Porcelain Figures on Stands mid-19th century, Paris or Limoges, of a couple in Elizabethan dress, richly decorated with gilt, the male leaning on a metal sword, wearing a cap

A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Figures Depicting a Girl and Boy Feeding Chickens and Ducks, Each in 18th century style dress. Each marked with cobalt 1825-1924 crossed swords underglaze mark and incised

19th century, gilt and polychrome decorated girl with cat, marked with crossed swords of Meissen, 4-1/4 in., chip to back of base; pair of white glazed figures in 18th century dress, marks of Nymphenb

A (lot of 3) Prussian or German dress swords, 19th century: a foot officer sword and a Civil Servant court sword, both with a vasiform pommel, a wire wrapped grip, a folding guard, a leather scabbard;

including three sabres (one marked 'Weyersberg') and a Knights of Columbus sword, all with scabbards, 38 in. (longest), Provenance: Bedford, N.Y. Estate

Including- (1) Knights of Columbus sword. Length- 36 1/4" - 38"

Five Dress Swords, Toledo and Others. Comprising German sword marked 'WAFFENFABRIK NEUHAUSEN'', Spanish sword marked 'ARTILLERIA FABRICA OE TOLEDO', Spanish sword marked 'FABRICA OE TOLEDO', sword wit

2 United States Military Navy Dress Swords. Fancy Gold Gilt Handles Cast with American Eagles. Fancy Engraved Blades. First Issued to Edward Rye. Second Made By Miazima Co. Honcho Yokosuka Japan with

TWO U. S. NAVY OFFICERS M1852 DRESS SWORDS BY VANGUARDAmerican made as marked, mid-20th century. With etch decorated blades showing naval motifs. 35" length, blades 30" length

Lot of two Military dress swords. One Japanese - 35" total length, Chinese - 33.5"

Both 34 inches, no marks identified...unknown makers

Lot of Two "Civil War 1863 " & "English Dress" Swords. (1) Civil war cavalry sword with sheath. Serial no. K54227. Measurements: (Including handle) 27 1/2" length x (Sword blade) 1" wide . (1) J R Gau

Made in Germany by WKC. Fully engraved, 29 3/4" blade with scabbard and carrying bag. These swords are issued to U.S. Naval academy cadets to this day and retail about $400.

ARMY 36 1/4" L

late 19th to early 20th century, the first by Charles Svendsen of Cincinnati, the blade etched for a 2nd Lieutenant of the 77th Commandery (LOA 37.5 in.) (some oxidation to the scabbard; overall very

36-1/2" 38" long. Finest Quality, Memento Mari, Francis Black, and William K. Shaffer inscriptions. BC IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auct

Civil War Era Dress Sword and Scabbard Stamped 'Sauerbier' maker mark towards the bottom of the blade, produced in Newark, New Jersey, having a leather and wire handle Condition: Good, blade having ru

Total length- 35 1/2" There is a separation between the handle and the blade. Please be careful opening the sword.Buyer is responsible for pick up or arrange of shipment of this lot with 3rd party shi

ROMANIAN EAGLE-HEAD OFFICER DRESS SWORD Late 19th Century Romanian Officer Eagle-Head Dress Sword. Straight, quillback bright blade. Maker mark / logo of Ernst Pack & Sohne, Solingen stamped on the ri

British Pattern 1822 Infantry Officer's Dress Sword, issued ca. 1845 to 1854. A very nice example of this historic sword. The ray skin covered wood grip remains tightly bound with wire, and the brass