A 19TH C. INDIAN KATAR DAGGER WITH BRONZE SCABBARD

The ornately cast double handle with turned insert, steel double edge blade, matching bronze scabbard cast with grapes, an ornamental openwork border around the opening, red velvet inset area appears

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

19th C. Silver inlaid Double Katar Indian dagger. FIne silver work. 17" total length, 8.5" - length of the blade.

A peculiar style of hooded push dagger that originated in South India under the Vijayanagara empire. The Vijayanagara examples are believed to be some of the earliest forms of this characteristic Indi

Very Good 17th C. Mughal Indian KATAR Dagger with Elaborate Chiseled & Pierced Steel Decorations. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 18 1/2", Blade length : 12 1/4".~. Please View More Detail

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

Good 17th-18th C. Mughal Indian Armor Piercing KATAR Dagger with Silver & Gold Damascene & Rare Original Scabbard. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 20 1/2", Blade length : 11 3/4". ~~ DEAR

18th-19th C. Islamic Indian or Persian Jade Stone Grip Wootz Damascus "Khanjar" Dagger. Total Length (in scabbard, if there is one) ~ 15 1/2" Blade Length ~ 10"

With a single-edged blade decorate with silver inlay, gilt bronze-cast handle, and scabbard decorated with floral motif in-suite. Dimensions: L: 13 1/2 in., (34.3 cm.)

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

Tuareg people (West Africa (Mali), likely 19th century. A fine bronze ceremonial short sword or dagger and scabbard, the knife comprising a tapering iron blade with three round apertures along center

Rare 19th C. English IXL Dagger By George Wostenholm & Son, Washington Works. With A Fabulous American Indian Figural Bronze Hilt Holding A Bow & Arrow. Well Preserved Markings To The Vicious Sturdy D

19th century Indian Dagger with Jade Handle Steel Blade. Size 13 inches length. Blade size 8 3/4 inches length. Damascus steel blade with beautiful Jade handle. with steel mounts, gold inlaid.

Peacock / bird form decorative finial, with hinged lid. On top of a column form pedestal with circular base. H. 76 cm (30 in)

Fine Quality 17th-18th C. Indian KATAR Dagger with Gilt Inlay. Wootz steel. An exceptionally attractive example of the Indian Katar push-dagger. Total length: 9 3/4", Blade length : 5 3/8" x 3". ~~. D

Central Asia, India, ca. 1850 CE. A pair of solid cast bronze cast miniature figurines, one depicting Brahma, the other Parvati or Uma. These are especially significant as traditionally only deity sta

Central Asia, India, ca. late 19th century CE. A cast bronze statue of the goddess Durga, depicted here with eight arms, each one holding one of her sacred implements. She wears a distinctive, Devo-st

19th C Indian Bronze Deity Figure Playing A Flute . From A Pennsylvania Estate. Measure 12 1/4" Overall. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition report

Central Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. One of the most instantly recognizable Hindu gods, Ganesh or Ganesha is known as the "Remover of Obstacles." This fine bronze statue shows Ganesh seated upon

Central Asia, India, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A delightful cast bronze figure of Garuda, depicted here with the emphasis on his human features - aside from his large wings, long, thin tail,

**Originally Listed At $700** India, ca. 19th century CE. A solid bronze figure depicting Krishna the "Butter Thief" as a youth holding a ball of butter that he stole from his stepmother, crawling upo

Central Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. Cast via the lost wax (cire perdue) process, a depiction of Shiva holding attributes in four arms as he squats upon an integral pedestal. Shiva, also known as

DESCRIPTION: 19th Century Indian bronze Devi Uma figure in a standing upright position with lotus in right hand, and body decorated in stylized beaded jewels, completed with a dark brown patina and ra

**Originally Listed At $250** North Africa, Egypt; South Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely pair of statuettes: a brass Egyptian revival bust of a sarcophagus and a bronze Indian figure seated