19th C. Morocco Berber Khanjar Dagger w/ Sheath

North Africa, Morocco to Algeria, Amazigh / Tuareg Berber culture, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-made steel khanjar (koummya) dagger and sheath, made from brass and 84% silver. The st

M. Price San Francisco 19th C Dagger with Sheath Signed. Measure 10 1/4", Blade 6"

Dimensions: H 26" x W 4.25" x D 2" Condition: Sheath as is. Huge crack down both sides at seams. Major paint loss. Rust to blade. Wear to handle.

Near East/Central Asia, Turkey / Iran Ottoman Empire, Kurdish culture, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A forged-steel weapon known as a jambiya or khanjar, a type of dagger that is used throug

INDO-PERSIAN 18th - 19th Century Jambiya Wootz Damascus Gold Inlay Dagger w/ Extreme Engraving/Inlay. This dagger also has inscription on the sheath in the silver gilt which may have meaning to someon

INDO-PERSIAN 18th - 19th Century Jambiya Wootz Damascus Silver Inlay Panther Dagger w/ Extreme Engraving/Inlay. This dagger also has inscription on the sheath in the silver gilt which may have meaning

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

INDO-PERSIAN 18th - 19th Century Jambiya Wootz Damascus Silver Inlay Ram Head Dagger w/ Extreme Engraving/Inlay. This dagger also has inscription on the sheath in the silver gilt which may have meanin

An early 20th-century Koummya dagger, a traditional dagger of the Berber and Arabic peoples of Morocco. Features a curved steel blade of a characteristic form, with a pierced element on the ricasso, a

An early 20th century Koummya dagger, a traditional dagger of the Berber and Arabic peoples of Morocco. Features a curved steel blade of a characteristic form, a dark wood handle with pure silver moun

(4) antique Berber terracotta vessels, 19th/20th c., Morocco region, slip decorated, three adhered to wooden stands, largest: 10.25"h x 7.5"l x 6.5"w (incl. stand), smallest: 4.25"h x 5.5"l x 4"w (inc

Central Asia, Pakistan/northern India, Indo-Persian period, ca. 19th to 20th century CE. A gorgeous dagger known as a khanjar boasting a steel blade with brass decoration and a silver hilt and sheath

Beads of lapis, stone, metal. Enameled pendant w. inset glass. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 19"C Country of Origin: Morocco Provenance: David Farin Collection

**Originally Listed At $400** North Africa, Morocco to Algeria, Islamic / Tuareg Berber culture, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A pair of daggers- each with a decorative handle, sheath, and steel b

EARLY 17TH CENT. MIDDLE EASTERN KHANJAR DAGGER W/SHEATH. A RARE FIND. IT IS IN MINT OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION WITH A BEAUTIFUL OVERALL PATINA. HAS A GREAT LOOK TO IT WITH AN EXCELLENT OVERALL EYE AP

Dimensions: (Larger) H 19" x W 4" x D 1.5" Condition: As is.

(2)Vtg Jambiya/ Khanjar Daggers w/ Sheaths - Blades Marked, (1)Overall 10.5'' L , Blade 5.5 L + (1)Overall 7'' L , Blade 3.25'' L

Indonesia, from South Sulawesi, blade is mid-19th century CE, scabbard and handle are late 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a keris (kris), with a narrow, sinuously curving blade and an intricat

ANTIQUE 19TH CENT. MUGHAL DAGGER W/SHEATH. IN MINT OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION. A GREAT FIND AND AN EXCELLENT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION.

Large Antique 19th C Enamel Sword w Sheath Brooch. Gilt metal and enamel decorated. Measures 5.25 inches in length.

This is a rare and exceptional American Indian Dag Knife attributed to the Crow Indians of Colorado dating to the 19th Century. The piece is from the ex-collection of noted collector Forest Fenn of Sa

Latin America, Mexico, La Paz, second half of the 19th century CE. An antique Mexican fighting dagger from La Paz, Mexico with a long carbon steel blade and a point known as a "Scorpion Tip" given its

19th C. Mughal shamshir sword with gilt decoration, approximately 38"l. (overall), 32 1/2"l. (blade only), silver trim on sheath.

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. 19th to 20th century CE. A forged-steel kris with a straight profile and a projecting hand guard. The abstract phytomorphic handle is hand-carved from dugong ivory, and