Indian Damascened Steel Weapon

Central Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A wonderful example of a steel punching and clawing weapon known as a bagh nakh (or vagh nakhya, literally "tiger claws" in Hindi) with a rectangular grip bar

DESCRIPTION: Antique Indo-Islamic damascened steel tulwar featuring a fleur-de-lis on its hand guard and a round disc at its pommel. Includes leather bound scabbard. CIRCA: 19th to early 20th Century

Antique Very Rare Mogul Warriors Combination Steel Buckler Shield And Antelope Fakir Horns, Shield Engraved With Copper Bosses .The Fakir Horns Were Usually A Non Metal Weapon And An Excellent And Let

Central Asia, India, ca. mid to late 19th century CE. An intriguing example of a double-ended defensive weapon with a central parrying shield known as maduvu (also maru, madu, or maan kombu). The weap

Antique Native American Indian Weapon Tomahawk Axe. Hand Forged Steel Blade with Wood Handle. Length 23.50". Tribe unknown.

Antique Native American Indian Weapon Tomahawk Axe. Hand Forged Steel Blade with Wood Handle. Length 21". Tribe unknown.

Antique Native American Indian Weapon Tomahawk Axe. Hand Forged Steel Blade. Hickory Wood Handle Decorated with Brass Rivets, Suede Wrapped with Old Feathers. Length 18.50".

Antique Native American Indian Weapon Tomahawk Axe. Hand Forged Steel Blade with Insignia. Wood Handle. Length 18". Tribe Unknown.

Antique Native American Indian Weapon Tomahawk Axe. Hand Forged Steel Blade with Insignia. Wood Handle. Length 19". Tribe Unknown.

A pair of joined blackbuck antelope horns with brass caps and wrought steel spikes at the ends. 18th-19th century. Minor wear. Overall length 43cm. Condition III

A typical Maduru or Madu style shield with the double black buck horns. This was both a defensive and offensive weapon common on the Indian sub continent. The horn may have been tipped in steel at one

A rare South Indian steel dagger probably Deccan, 15th/ 16th Century the double-edged steel blade of slightly curved form with raised spine and two fullers, widening to a large circular section at the

**Originally Listed At $3000** Central Asia, southern India, Mughal Period, ca. 18th century CE. A steel katar (also katara or bundi dagger), with an H-shaped horizontal hand grip and a long, pointed,

India,Ca. 18th - 19th century Consisting of 5 spearheads and 4 lance 'shoes', centered by a particularly impressive chisel-decorated example. Rare. Custom base. Maximum H. with base: 17".Maximum H . w

A PERISAN GOLD DAMASCENED STEEL BEGGING BOWL (KASHKUL), IRAN A PERISAN GOLD DAMASCENED STEEL BEGGING BOWL (KASHKUL), IRAN the kashkul or beggar's bowl in the typical coco-de-mer shape, with engraved c

**Originally Listed At $1200** Central Asia, India, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A beautiful example of a hammered steel pata, a lengthy sword blade attached to the front of a half-gauntlet hilt

Of circular form, with applied border and four bosses, each with fretted edges, elaborately and intricately inlaid in silver, with gold highlights. 19th century. Diameter 35.8 cm. Condition III

INDIAN Steel Helmet with Silver inlaid c.20th century. Size of the helmet without the chain 9 inches high x 8 1/2 inches diameter. and 17 1/2 inches high overall with the chain.Indian helmet of hemisp

Mughal Dahl Shield and Damascened Steel Bow with Gilt Decoration. The shield with 4 bosses centering a nobleman sniffing a flower and encircled by a procession of soldiers riding elephants and on foot

Indian steel bladed Katar, the handle with silvered stylised foliate decoration, 45.5cm long,

INDIAN Steel Shield with Silver inlaid c.20th century. Size of the shield 17 3/8 inches diameter (44 cm). Indian Shield of circular form lightly domed, with applied scalloped border, set with four bos

South Asia, India, likely Rajasthan, ca. late 19th century CE. This is an intimidating but exciting steel katar dagger with the wood sheath, also known as a katara or bundi dagger, perfect for jabbing

Southern India, 19th century CE. A steel katar (also katara or bundi dagger), with an H-shaped horizontal hand grip and a long, pointed, triangular blade that sits below the user's knuckles. A pronoun

Central Asia, India, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A forged-steel katar (also katara or bundi dagger) with an H-shaped horizontal hand grip and a chevron-shaped shoulder. The large blade is trian