(19th c) NORTH AFRICAN DAGGER

(2) smaller knife and dart in sheath. 19 1/2 inches (overall) . Hallmarked in Arabic

North African Dagger in sheath, 19th C., wooden grip fully encased in brass, with decorative silver overlay on one side of handle, brass sheath, also with decorative silver overlay, curved single edge

Group (6) Tribal edged weapons, 19th or 20th c., most likely North African, Tuareg, Sudan, including long dagger with tapering engraved blade ending in flanges, the wood handle wrapped in brass wire,

North Africa, Sahara, Tuareg People 19th C. Tuareg people known for their talented silversmithing and craftsmanship inhabited a large region of Northern Africa and the Sahara. Their master silversmith

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

Maghribi script, 3.75 x 3.375 inches, sight.

Diameter 12 1/8 inches.

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

An antique 19th-century North African tribal ceremonial dagger. Slightly curved stainless steel blade with elaborate etching and gilt accents. Decor features zoomorphic imagery and masks. Crossguard w

A North African Dagger and an Eastern Jambiya A North African Dagger, 19th century, 14.25in straight double sided blade with pierced foliate chiselled fuller, engraved brass crosspiece and knuckle bow

Group of Three North African Daggers, 20th c., with bronze handles and wooden sheaths, H.- 18 1/4 in., W.- 1 5/8 in., D.- 1 in.

(4) Islamic inlaid brass table items, ex-museum, 19th/20th c., Middle East or North Africa, including a brass engraved rose water dropper (10"h), a miniature copper urn vase decorated in silver callig

A LARGE CARVED MARBLE AND ONYX NORTH AFRICAN FIGURE LATE 19TH CENTURY, PROBABLY FRENCH Depicted as a water seller, later ebonised base, apparently unmarked figure 158cm high, base width 55cm Provenanc

The head covering of black cotton, the face veil of red silk backed with cotton, and with numerous coins hand-sewn onto it, the embroidered circlet with strands of beads, chains, and coins, the whole

The head band of red and black embroidered fabric, the face veil of red silk backed with cotton, and with numerous coins hand-sewn onto it, with side chains ending in diamond-form metal pendants, hang

The head covering of black and red woven cotton, the face veil of taupe silk with embroidered strips, strings of red and faux amber beads, and numerous coins hand-sewn onto it ; together with a tribal

A pair of Continental Orientalist patinated metal busts of a North African man and woman, 19th century, each depicted facing and raised on a downswept plinth with tracery design, unmarked, greatest 28

Antique North African Nimcha sword & scabbard, 19th c., probably Algeria, slightly curved steel blade, horn handle with brass inlay, wood scabbard with molded and stamped leather covering with inset b

Two terra-cotta 19th C. hand painted polychromed Blackamoor busts. Colorful North African Arab clothing and mounted on circular base. Female is numbered on back 500/18, measures 12"H x 7.5"W; base 4.7

A rare North African nimcha sword with a larger carved hilt, steel guard decorated with gold inlay, gilt engraved silver mounts and slightly curved single-edged blade.19th cen. Dimensions: L: 43 3/4 i

SCHOOL OF EUGENE DELACROIX (19TH CENTURY) "LE SERVITEUR" PORTRAIT OF A BOY, oil on canvas, striking depiction of a North African, possibly Moroccan, subject wearing bright red turban and green jacket

A GOLDEN INLAID INDIAN DAGGER INSCRIBED "NUR MOHAMMAD KHAN"

Theodore Gudin was a French 19th Century painter who was born in 1802. Theodore Gudin is featured in Sotheby's Annual Orientalist Sale, Features Paintings Representing North Africa, Egypt, Arabia, the

North Africa, Morocco, Fez (Fes) region, ca. 19th century CE. A beautiful earthenware bowl known as a mokhfia, with lovely hand painted polychrome patterns. The bowl rests on a ring foot and the walls