German Halberd, C. Later 19Th C., L 26" (Blade And Point Only)

German Halberd, C. Later 19Th C., L 26" (Blade And Point Only) In The Style Of 16Th-Century German Halberds. Having An Elaborate Pierced Steel Head And What Was Once A Velvet-Wrapped Square Haft (Velv

Late 19th century. Having a nicely cast handle and with its original scabbard. Marked at each side of the blade hilt. L26 3/4" Sold from the collection of a Charleston family.

Ottoman Sword (Yataghan) , early 19th c., recurved single-edge blade, "eared" grip, foliate embossed scabbard, the chape formed as a monster head, blade l. 26 in., presented in a shadowbox frame, 12 i

German, mid to later 19th century; sofa (damage to rear leg), drop leaf table, chairs, chests, piano etc., as pictured. Ex FGJ Collection sofa 6" l. x 2.75" t.

19th.C Japanese Katana Samurai Sword w Scabbard, Signed. Dimension: 39" L Overall 26 1/4" L Blade Please note the absence of a condition report does not imply that there are no condition issues

Victorian Period Helberd Head in a Style Of 16Th-Century German Halberds. Circa 19th Century. Total length : 23 3/4", Blade length : 8 1/2". ~~ . Detailed condition reports are not included in this ca

German officer sword, late 19th century, engraved bladeSizes: L. totale= 980mm L Lame= 820mm l lame= 18mmWeight (K): 0,6kgCondition: At first glance: patina, normal wear

LOT OF EARLY 19TH C. GERMAN DRAWINGS FOR PATENT OFFICE - C. 1829 - ONE READS "GEGRAVEER DOOR L. SCHWEICKHARDT IN FEBRUARY 1829" - LARGEST MEASURES APPROX. 26" X 21 1/2"

Victorian Period German or Italian Helberd. The head is mounted to a round wooden shaft by two metal bands on each side. No visible markings. Total length : 87 3/4", Blade length : 21" x 11". ~~ . Det

Two well made spontoon one with a set of arms and carved blade, the other with a traditional curved and tipped blade. Size of largest 17 1/4" L

A. Mohler (German, 19th century). Oil on canvas, depicting several ships at a harbor under moonlight, signed l.l. 13" x 18" (sight), 20" x 26" (framed).

Africa, Cameroon, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. Deadly iron weapon in sickle shape with twisted shaft, open sleeve and curved blade. Size: 16-5/8"L at widest point. Provenance: Ex-Sarkisian

Forged iron halberd with beak, blade and point, approx 22" L x 11" W and 3 lbs. 6 oz. The story is that this was found during trench digging activity in France during WW1. Polearms.

19th C green painted sled, later paint. Wrought iron elements including rails / blades, gallery. Painted decoration. Approx 38" L x 19" W x 46" D.

A Good 19th Century Copy Of A Swiss “Holbein” Dagger In Its Pierced Cast And Chased Scabbard. The double edged spear point blade similar in shape to German SA and SS daggers which were based on th

19th century sword marked Ewald Cleff, Solingen, with engraved blade with "Eisenhauer" and name, 40" L with scabbard.

A 19th C. Italian stand with a rectangular onyx top inlaid with colorful pietra dura stone inlays depicting Roman vessels atop a stone slab, woods and iron base made later, 24”H x 26” L x

A German hunting sword 19th century With leather scabbard, etched blade and lion head. L: 24 1/4 in.(L: 61.60 cm.) Estate of Jud Samon, retired coordinator of International Faculty and Student Service

A German sword cane 19th century With German made blued and parcel-gilt steel blade; sold together with three unrelated hand-carved walking sticks of Central or South American origin. (4). L: 36 1/8 i

Pair Neo-Classical volute bracket consoles, 19th/20th c., Continental, painted carved wood, later marbleized lacquered tops, wall-mounting, 26"h x 59"l x 13"d Provenance: Estate of Dr. John Brademas,

Early 19th century Dutch West Indies sword, brass and wood hilt, 26 3/4" L (overall), 21 3/4" blade. Provenance: The Collection of Katherine Henrietta de Stuers.

A later version of the pattern XI made at the Chaterault works and dated 1836. It has a curved blade and steel scabbard with wire wrapped grip. Overall L. of sword: 107 cm (42 in.) Provenance: The Col

Antique iron halberd, ex Parke-Bernet, Possibly 17th/18th c., probably Swiss or German, iron head with simple pierced design, small sharply curved blade and hook, extra long point, decorated brass was

Antique iron halberd, ex Parke-Bernet, Possibly 17th/18th c., unusual undulating point and a fishtail blade atop a round socket, firmly affixed to a wooden shaft ending in a 4"l spiked foot, no decora