A SCOTTISH DIRK

A LATE 19TH CENTURY SCOTTISH DIRK OF GLASGOW INTEREST, 27.5cm clean double fullered blade with faceted back edge, characteristic white metal mounted hilt decorated with Celtic strapwork, white metal p

Meyer & Mortimer London with yellow jeweled handle and embellished scabbard 8" overall

DESCRIPTION: British Regimental Military Scottish dirk with a carved ebonized wood handle featuring cut crosshatched designs in relief around with silver toned metal cap and capstan with raised Queens

Dirk with carved ebony handle in leather sheath with sterling fittings; handle and sheath with Glasgow hallmarks and makers mark TE. With 6.79 carat citrine in pommel. Overall 7-1/2" long. IMPORTANT:

Of a characteristic form with a single-edged grooved steel polished blade, carved wood grip, and steel blued mounts. The sheath is of stitched leather with blued steel fittings. Dimensions: L: 19 1/2

Sword "Scottish" It is the forged steel of sword blades that were made in the middle East. The sword made of steel is characterized by characteristic patterns in the form of stream-like stripes and ri

Dirk with carved ebony handle in leather sheath with sterling fittings; handle and sheath with Glasgow hallmarks and makers mark TE. With 6.79 carat citrine in pommel. Overall 7-1/2" long. IMPORTANT:

1- Regimental Scottish Dirk Dagger Trousse Short Sword with Miniature Knife and Fork Set, in original box. Some minor wear. 17 1/2" 2- Roman / Greek Gladiator Sword. In Sheath 29". Weight is 8 pds.

Victorian Scottish Dirk Kilt / Brooch. Jeweled Top. Measures 5". PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

20th c Scottish Dirk Dagger with Leather Scabbard and belt loop. Measures 18 1/2" in scabbard. Weight 1 pd 6 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

British Regimental Military Scottish Dirk Sword with a Carved Ebonized Wooden Handle. Engraved intricate pattern on the blade. Overall measures 18-7/8" L. Blade measures 11-3/4". Condition: Blade has

A VINTAGE SCOTTISH DIRK DAGGER. 18 cm long.

Scottish Dirk with Scabbard. Scabbard is split at the bottom and taped. Highly decorated. Apx. 17". Age Unknown. Photos are considered part of the description and condition.

An antique 19th-century North Caucasian dagger, also known as the Cossack dagger. Long wide steel double-edged blade, wooden grip. It resembles the Roman gladius and Scottish dirk. Traditional Arms An

Powderhorn, 10 1/2", large butcher knife, 12 1/2", Civil War type mess knife with museum collection number, Scottish dirk (top mount lacking), and vintage to antique dice.

A FINE VICTORIAN LONDON SCOTTISH OFFICER’S DIRK Bi knife marked ‘J MEARBECK SHEFFIELD’, the finely carved black wood grip with studded decoration, the haunches applied with engraved

The handsome antique highlander's side arm has a circular faceted glass stone in imitation of a cairngorm atop the carved and etched wood handle above silver mounts with Celtic knot engravings bearing

Rare 17th-early 18th C. English Scottish Fighting Dirk with an Impressive Main-Gauge Blade & Fine Brass Mounted Carved Wood Grip. A Unique and Rare Early Example. Total Length: 13 3/4", Blade Length :

The blade is attached to a hand-carved basket-weave hardwood handle with small silver brads at each weave intersection. The scabbard proper includes a silver throat, two collars supporting the externa

A fine example, with hardwood grip of characteristic form carved in basket weave motif overall and set with silver studs, the capstan-type pommel engraved in geometrical motifs with a double star and

Scottish Highland Dirk Knife. The blade has a partial false edge, ricasso shows faded marks which include the crown and the British Broad Arrow. Crossguard marked with 4 R. H. 2 number and studded bog

Antique 19th C. English Or Scottish Officer's Dirk Dagger With Sporran And Pouch, Carved Wood Handle, Full Length 17 Inches, Blade Length 11 Inches.

Magnificent Scottish steel and silver dress dirk set, 19 in. long, ca. 1800-1900, housing a 14 in. total steel blade, a 6.75 in. total ensuite knife (tip chipped off), and a 6 in. total ensuite fork.

An antique Victorian era Scottish kilt brooch pin, formed as a Dirk. Late 19th century. Unmarked 9K gold pin set with tapered agate and bloodstone. Accentuated with faceted tourmaline and a garnet. Me