Edged Weapons, Armour, Chinese & Antiques

Very High Quality Turkish or German Lobster-Tail Helm, 17th C.

Dominique Lagru (1873 - 1960) "Esclavage", dated 1951

Gorgeous Periwinkle Chinese Cloisonne Horse

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A wide variety of fine edged weapons including swords, daggers, antique Russian edged weapons and more, armour including a full suit and excellent helm examples as well as assorted asian and old world antiques.

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Bone Gambler's Push Dagger, by J.P. Murry: Fine Bone or style of Push Dagger with an old Whale bone T shaped carved handle and long slender knife, typical of that used in San Francisco circa late 19th C. The dagger includes original sheath

0050: Bone Gambler's Push Dagger, by J.P. MurryEst. $1,200-$1,500Lot Passed

One-hand Spiked Flail, 19th C.: Old Victorian fail in the one-hand style with a wood ball and numerous iron spikes. Size 27" L, pole 13" L, mace head 4" L Depicted in art as a quintessential medieval weapon of nearly all European

0051: One-hand Spiked Flail, 19th C.Est. $1,000-$1,250Lot Passed

One-Handed All-Steel Flail: Europe, Probably German or Polish, heavy all-steel one handed flail in the (style of the 15th C.) with a heavy spiked steel ball and chain with solid steel shaft. 33" L, pole 16" L, mace 5 1/2" L

0052: One-Handed All-Steel FlailEst. $900-$1,200Lot Passed

Indian Two-hand Battle Axe "Recovered from Evidence Locker", 19th-20th C.: Heavy Indian battle axe with crescent moon blade incised and stippled with India in text and floral patterns. The shaft primarily a ribbed wood slightly bent from extensive use with a tall wavy

0053: Indian Two-hand Battle Axe "Recovered from Evidence Locker", 19th-20th C.Est. $700-$900Lot Passed

Islamic All Steel Battle-Axe with Dragon Head, 18th C.: Middle East, Ottoman Empire 18th C. All-Steel Battle axe of Islamic origin with a wide crescent moon shaped blade with dragon head rear a symbol of both rear and protective invocations. Heavy steel

0054: Islamic All Steel Battle-Axe with Dragon Head, 18th C.Est. $900-$1,500Lot Passed

Two-Hand War Axe, 14th-16th C. Style: Europe, German 14-16th C. style but later. Two-Hand battle or war axe for cutting and thrusting with a curved brown wood shaft and large axe head, the blade is an upward pointed triangular shape that

0055: Two-Hand War Axe, 14th-16th C. StyleEst. $800-$1,200Lot Passed

Medieval battle Axe: Large goosewing battle axe, conserved from excavation with a mark to the front side. 15 1/4" L, blade 10" L

0056: Medieval battle AxeEst. $500-$750Lot Passed

Southern Plains 'Stars & Moon' Pipe Tomahawk, 19th C. or Later: North America, Great Plains 19th C. or Later. Indigenous people pipe Tomahawk with a Steel axe head pierced in the stars and moon pattern, the shaft is wood four sided and is missing the top

0057: Southern Plains 'Stars & Moon' Pipe Tomahawk, 19th C. or LaterEst. $1,500-$2,500Lot Passed

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German Gothic-Medieval Mace, 15th-16th C. Style: German, Medieval /Gothic in style of the late 15th or 16th century but later, the mace features a cast steel head of 6 ears and pierced to each with a 4 leafed clover, shaft with hexagonal pattern

0058: German Gothic-Medieval Mace, 15th-16th C. StyleEst. $1,400-$1,800

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Late 19th C. Antique Farm Whip: Late 19th century Whip with ebonized wood shaft wrapped in thin bands of leather, brass ring to heavily braided leather whip ropes. Combined approx. 48 1/4"L

0059: Late 19th C. Antique Farm WhipEst. $150-$250Lot Passed

Etched Caucasian Shaska Sword w/Nielloed Scabbard, circa 1850-1900: Eastern Europe, Imperial Russia, Caucasus region circa 1850-1900. Fine shaska sword with horn grip and inset bone panel, blade single edged with flat spine and with raised central ridge cross section

0060: Etched Caucasian Shaska Sword w/Nielloed Scabbard, circa 1850-1900Est. $2,800-$3,500Lot Passed

Gold & Silver Niello Shaska Sword, circa 1850-1890: Eastern Europe, Imperial Russia, Caucasus region circa 1850-1890. Finely made gold and silver Nielloed Caucasian Shaska sword or saber, Handle with a traditional downturn pommel engraved and nielloed

0061: Gold & Silver Niello Shaska Sword, circa 1850-1890Est. $2,800-$3,200Lot Passed

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Silver Nielloed Cossak Shaska Sword, Signed & Dated 1906: Eastern Europe, Imperial Russia, Caucasus region 1906. Cover in Niello silver decoration Imperial Russian / Cossak Shaska Saber with master swordsmiths initials to either side of lower grip. Handle

0062: Silver Nielloed Cossak Shaska Sword, Signed & Dated 1906Est. $3,000-$3,500

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Important Etched Russian E&F Horster Solingen Shaska Sword, circa 1850-1945: Eastern Europe, Russia, Caucasus region circa 1850-1945. Very scarce and well preserved example of an early Russian Shaska used throughout the region of the black sea and Eastern Europe, the handle

0063: Important Etched Russian E&F Horster Solingen Shaska Sword, circa 1850-1945Est. $3,000-$3,500Lot Passed

Fine Silver Nielloed Shaska Sword, circa 1850-1990: Eastern Europe, Imperial Russia, Caucasus region circa 1850-1890, very fine Caucasian nielloed in partial gilt silver sword or Shaska with a ornate handle that features small bulbous carved or

0064: Fine Silver Nielloed Shaska Sword, circa 1850-1990Est. $1,000-$1,500Lot Passed

Imperial Russian Guard Saw Back Sword (Guard Sapper Hanger M.1824): Imperial Russia, Pre WWI, Sapper Guard Battalion Cleaver Model 1824, by Zlatoust arms factor circa 1820. Marked to ricasso with indecipherable numerals for the arsenal and series, stippled to the

0065: Imperial Russian Guard Saw Back Sword (Guard Sapper Hanger M.1824)Est. $1,200-$1,600Lot Passed

Indo-Persian Bearded Ram's Head Hilt Dagger w/sheath: India, probably late 19th early 20th century Indo-Persian dagger and sheath with steel bearded ram's head hilt carved with a floret to base and well pierced horns. The blade is a double edged and

0066: Indo-Persian Bearded Ram's Head Hilt Dagger w/sheathEst. $500-$750Lot Passed

Caucasian Shaska Sword, Solingen half-moon face and Botonee Cross 18th c. and later: Eastern Europe, Imperial Russia, Caucasus region circa 1780-1890. Caucasian Shaska sword with horn handle, silver niello base to grip, blade single-edged with triple fuller and very early half-moon

0067: Caucasian Shaska Sword, Solingen half-moon face and Botonee Cross 18th c. and laterEst. $3,500-$4,000Lot Passed

Gold Damascened Inlaid Kindjal Qama Dagger, 18th-19th C.: Eastern Europe, Caucasian, Georgia, late 18th century to early 19th century gold and silver Damascened kinjal Qama dagger with bone grip, likely an earlier example that also includes a shagreen

0068: Gold Damascened Inlaid Kindjal Qama Dagger, 18th-19th C.Est. $2,700-$3,000Lot Passed

Gold Damascened Inlaid Kindjal Qama Dagger, 18th-19th c.: Eastern Europe, Caucasian, Georgia, late 18th century to early 19th century gold Damascened kinjal Qama dagger with bone grip in black and white sides decorated in gold Damascened inlaid hardware,

0069: Gold Damascened Inlaid Kindjal Qama Dagger, 18th-19th c.Est. $1,800-$2,200Lot Passed

Gold Damascened Inlaid Kindjal Qama Dagger, 18th-19th c.: Eastern Europe, Caucasian, probably Tbilisi, Georgia, late 18th century to early 19th century very fine Tbilisi gold Damascened kindjal Qama dagger or knife with a bone I-shaped handle with thick

0070: Gold Damascened Inlaid Kindjal Qama Dagger, 18th-19th c.Est. $1,800-$2,400Lot Passed

Imperial Russian Sword, 1881 Dragoon Shashka. Nicholas II: Imperial Russian Shashka Sword, 1881 Dragoon Shashka. 1917, Fine imperial Russian sword manufactured at the end of the Imperial Russian empire, horn grip and brass pommel and guard, marked all over

0071: Imperial Russian Sword, 1881 Dragoon Shashka. Nicholas IIEst. $1,800-$2,000Lot Passed

Imperial Russian Kortik (Naval Officer's Dirk) Model 1803/1914, w/nonstandard ornament on pommel: Eastern Europe, Russian Empire, Caucasian Cossack, Imperial Russia,Imperial Russian Kortik (Naval Officer's Dirk). blade steel, straight spike, square cross-section, and long fullers along each side.

0072: Imperial Russian Kortik (Naval Officer's Dirk) Model 1803/1914, w/nonstandard ornament on pommelEst. $1,500-$1,750Lot Passed

Exceptional Gold & Silver Damascened Inlaid Signed Childs Kindjal Dagger , 19th C.: Eastern Europe, Caucasus region, Georgia, 19th C. exceptional and rare child's gold & silver Damascened decorated and signed Kindjal dagger with matching sheath, belt, and hardware. An extremely rare

0073: Exceptional Gold & Silver Damascened Inlaid Signed Childs Kindjal Dagger , 19th C.Est. $2,000-$2,800Lot Passed

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