Northern European Short Sword

NORTHERN EUROPEAN SWORD Northern European, likely German sword, ca. late 1600s, blade 36" long, 44" long overall, bilobate basket affixed with four screws (versus studs), sheared and hammered within t

Antique European short sword. - ivory/bone handle? - age unknown - not new. - approx. 24.5"L. Photos are considered part of description and condition.

Antique European short sword. - approx. 25"L. Photos are considered part of description and condition. O-15

Brass hilt with eagle pommel and rococo shell decoration. Bow tie form grip. 12 3/4" double-edged blade with short transverse bands of what appears to be Damascus steel patterning. Possibly originally

Early 19th century. Brass hilt of the Russian 1817 Infantry pattern. See Russian Military Swords, Eugene Mollo, #13. The guard is dated 1821. This antique sword has a 19 3/4" broad, fullered blade wit

15.5" spearpoint blade with 11.5" median fuller. Guard of brass in the form of a lion with old ivory grip. Brass grip rivets and pommel button. White painted leather scabbard with brass fittin

**Originally Listed At $350** Western Europe, Spain or Italy, 16th to 18th century CE. A fantastic blade from a short sword or lengthy dagger! The blade is slender with a pointed tip and a deep fuller

Likely German or Dutch, the hilt of bronze with antler grips, the fullered, single-edged blade elaborately etched. In its brass-mounted leather scabbard. Well worn, scabbard mounts likely later. Overa

Probably made for American stationed in Northern Philippines, the short sword's curved blade incised with palms and foliate motifs, its wood handle carved to depict an eagle's head. 19" L. Oxidation t

NORTHERN EUROPE, LATE 16TH-17TH CENTYURY A Northern European silver inlaid iron small sword. The hilt of the sword is decorated with acanthus leaf and tendril form silver inlay with a family crest on

European Dark Ages Iron Short Sword c.400-800 AD. size 13 1/2 inches length. Cast Iron heavy single edged short sword with curved ring pummel. Provenance: Ex Eldert Bontekoe, Pegasi. Ann Harbor Michig

Origin: Northern Italy.Dating to early 17th century. Length - 84,6 cm. Weight – 710 g.Blade: straight double-edged blade of diamond section, with one narrow fuller going along 1/3 of the blade. Mark

Ancient Northern / Central Europe, Celtic Iron Age, La Tene culture, ca. 3rd to 1st century BCE. A gorgeous and rare example of a short sword or dagger from the ancient La Tene culture replete with in

Ancient Near East, Northern Iran and Southeastern Turkey, Marlik culture, ca. 1200 to 800 BCE. A cast-bronze short sword with an openwork hilt and lunate pommel meant to hold lavish inlays. Beyond the

A large painted pine grain bin with block feet below four short dovetailed drawers and a hinged slanted lid. Dimensions: 58 1/2 x 23" , 33 tall.

15th-10th century BC. A substantial bronze short sword with narrow leaf-shaped blade, thick midrib, short grip with round-section 'antler' finial. 766 grams, 50.5cm (19 3/4"). From a European collecti

19th C. French or English ? Naval ? 1800s Short Sword approx 25" L Blade 19.75" L British European American ? Please look at Photos Closely Out of a New York City Estate

A 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SHORT SWORD DAGGER. 30 cm long. Shipping within the UK is available but European and International Buyers will need to ensure they are aware of any shipping and im

A 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SHORT SWORD DAGGER. 35 cm long. Shipping within the UK is available but European and International Buyers will need to ensure they are aware of any shipping and im

A very nice early French 18th century shortsword featuring a flattened shape etched blade with pierced steel chiseled guard, solid steel hilt and pommel. Dimensions: L: 38 in., (97 cm.)

7th-9th century AD. A slender iron single-edge blade with gentle curved towards the pointed tip, thick ricasso, short scaphoid guard, flat tang with stud to secure the scales; Eastern European workman

Northern European School (possibly 15th century), The Virgin Mary, oil on panel, unsigned, gallery label (Q.S. Gouldfar, Collector's Curios, London, UK) affixed verso, panel: 10.25"h x 8.5"w, overall

George William (German: Georg Wilhelm; 13 November 1595 – 1 December 1640), of the Hohenzollern dynasty, was margrave and elector of Brandenburg and duke of Prussia from 1619 until his death. H

finely carved grip with openwork pommel and carved wood sheath, the blade with pierced openwork center with matching motifs and a finely engraved sinuous dragon; blade 12 in., sword 17-3/4 in., carved