A Massive Indian Processional Headsman's Sword (Tegha)

Mughal work, a massive traditionally used for executions. Steel hilt with intricate silver inlay, broad, robust blade appears to be pattern-welded damascus steel. In its wooden scabbard with velvet co

The hilt of Persianate form, forged entirely of steel and lavishly inlaid overall in silver vinework. The massive curved, single-edged blade of actively-pattern welded damascus steel. In its velvet-co

Massive 18th-19th C. Mogul Indian TEGHA ~ Executioner's Beheading Sword ~ Huge Broad Blade with Chiseled & Heavily Brass Inlaid Decorations ~ Mounted with 16th-17th C. Iron Hilt of Very Rare Early KHA

Impressive Large 19th C. Indian Nepalese KORA Sword Axe with Massive Silver Inlaid Steel Hilt & Distinctive Blade of Exceptional Combat Capabilities. A Rare Early Battle Example, Not a Tourist Piece !

A massive example, the well-wrought steel hilt with silver inlay and knucklebow. The curved, single-edged blade with central fuller. 18th century. Worn. Overall length 88cm/ 34.64”. Condition IV

Massive 17th-18th C. Mughal Indian SHISHPAR Battle Mace of Impressive Rare Form, Mounted with a KHANDA Sword Style Hilt of Somewhat Unusual Form. Nice Pierced Steel Decorations Throughout the Hilt. An

Massive contemporary Indian Mughal style oil on canvas painting of a woman in elaborate dress. Possibly after Horace van Ruith (Italian/British, 1839-1923) attributed painting titled "Native Lady

The two-handled processional sword struck with maker's mark. The ricasso decorated with chased line work. The handle covered in green velvet ending in a wrought iron guard with stylized fleur-de-lis.

Gold and silver decoration. Overall patina of age. Length 34" Shipping: In-House Shipping Offered

Antique Continental two-hand processional sword; the undulating 'flame'-type blade flanked at the handle by elaborate scrolled cross-guard and terminating in a faceted pommel; the shaft stampe

Mughal Sword with fine gold inlaid handle, a 'Talwar' steel blade and gold 'koftgari' decoration to typical disc-hilt, lacking knuckle bow, pivoting pommel pierced iron tab having gold inlay, North In

Group of Six Knives and Daggers to include two Middle Eastern daggers with silvered and brass sheath and handle, an Indian sword with jeweled handle and leather sheath, along with two small knives wit

Very Unusual 18-19th C, Indian Sword with wavy, double-edged blade, iron hilt of khanda form . Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 35 1/8", Blade length :22 3/8 ". ~~~. Detailed condition repo

Important 18th C. Mughal Indian SHAMSHIR Sword with Exquisite Gold Damascened Mounts, Bird Head Pommel Encrusted with Turquoise Stone Eyes, Very Fine Early Wootz Damascus Blade with an Imperial UMBREL

Important Indian double-edged sword. The blade has a slightly widened tip and is made of finely grained Wootz damask. The back of the blade and ricasso is embellished with openwork iron overlays with

Mughal work, the elegant hilt inlaid overall in gold in intricate vinework and retains its toggle. The fine blade well-forged of black wootz steel, the forte with large panel of complex goldwork and r

Beautiful 18th-19th C. Mughal Indian Shamshir Sword with Extensive Gold Inlays and Islamic Inscriptions to Fine Black Wootz Damascus Blade ~ Blued Steel Hilt with Makara Head Pommel & Fine Gold Damasc

17 1/4" MASSIVE COLIMA SWORD, ROY MOTLEY COA, FOUND NEAR THE NARANJO RIVER OUTSIDE OF COLIMA MEXICO, EX GEORGE & HELEN CONWAY, LEN WEIDNER, & BRANDON VANDERVER. INCLUDED ARE PICTURES OF THE ITEMS WHEN

The hilt embellished overall in thick gold inlay in floral motifs. The broad single-edged heirloom blade burnished bright and deeply struck with the Imperial Parasol mark. In its leather-covered woode

Antique Indian Tulwar or Sword and Leather Scabbard. Measures 34 inches long.

10th-11th century AD or later. A pink sandstone head of Shiva as Trimurti, with three heads; the larger central head of Shiva, eyes closed in meditation, with masses of hair piled up into a dome shape

Rare 17th C. Mughal Indian PATA Sword with Original Elaborate Hooded KATAR Hilt. Traces of Gold or Brass Inlaid and Engraved Decorations. An Exceptionally Seldom Encountered Early Weapon of Fearsome M

The iron hilt of Delhi style covered entirely in floral sprays executed in silver inlay, the knucklebow with stepped terminal. The heirloom Persian blade moderately curved and forged of black damascus

The steel gauntlet hilt of characteristic form, retaining most original sheet silver overlay and retaining its applied gilt border and reinforces with pierced terminals. The robust blade with two circ