Unusual 19th C. Indonesian Dagger with Spear Head Blade & Solid Brass Hilt.

Unusual 19th C. Indonesian Dagger with Spear Head Blade & Solid Brass Hilt. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 21 1/2", Blade length : 14". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up

DESCRIPTION: A 19th century British Naval Officers Sword. It has its original sword knot and an acid etched blade. It is finished with a brass hilt of solid gothic form, lion head pommel with mane ext

18TH or 19TH Century dagger, blade marked Empereur Marseille (?). Wood hilt with brass and silver bidri work curved scabbard. 16.5" long.

Early 19th Century Italian or French Stiletto Dagger. Strong diamond section blade narrowing down. Brass hilt and handle. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 13 7/8", Blade length : 9 3/4". ~~

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY INDONESIAN KRIS DAGGER, with a chased brass scabbard, and a carved hardwood hilt, 49cm overall.

Antique 19th C. To Wwi Islamic Ottoman Turkish Mameluke Shamshir Officer Sword. Solid Brass Hilt. Blade Full Length 34 inch Blade Length 28 inch

BRASS HANDLE AND BRASS HILT, RUST TO BLADE. BLADE IS 15" L / 21" L

Asian Iron, Brass And Wood Spear, Ca. 19th C., L 82" | Having a 13" wavy iron blade. Brass dragon head style mounting on a wooden shaft. Blade, mounting and sleeve having a length of 19.25". Provenanc

14 1/4" length. Triangular section blade with an inscription at the base. Brass hilt with a downturned guard, simulated wire wrapped grip and eagle motif pommel. Blade length, 9 3/4".

A Malayan Dagger, A Malayan Dagger, late 19th century, 6.5in etched pamor blade with brass ferrule and carved horn hilt, with traditional wood sheath 25cm overall and a Sumatran knife Bade-bade, 19th

3 PC. 19TH-CENTURY KNIVES / DAGGERS: 1) Moroccan Nimcha having a curved, etched blade with inlaid handle and sheath. 2) British Mk1 Drummer's short sword with cruciform brass hilt bearing Queen Victor

Indo-Persian Khanjar niello dagger, 19th c., steel blade, silvered metal scabbard and hilt, embossed and chased in scrolling vinework with serpent's head at hilt and base, blade stamped with marks, 20

Scabbard is heavily covered with silver, leather inserted in fitting. Wooden hilt. Overall length is 20.25" (51.4cm), with 13.25" (33.7cm) double edged sharp spear point blade made of steel. Scabbard

UNUSUAL 19TH C. SPANISH OR FRENCH DAGGER. Brass mounts with matching scabbard. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 15 5/8", Blade length : 10". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close

19th Century Navy Officer's Naval Dagger. With its gilt brass hilt having distinctive sea-shell style of decorations. Mounted with a sturdy double edged blade struck with a number 16 at ricasso. In it

A EARLY 19TH CENTURY MUGHAL DAGGER WITH DAMASCUS STEEL BLADE AND GILDED STEEL HILT IN THE SHAPE OF A RAMS HEAD (KARD) L: 38 cm

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

Mughal, 18th-19th century AD. The curved double-edged steel blade with central ridge, the hilt of pale green stone (jade?) carved at the forte with scroll quillons and lotus flower, the pommel rendere

Tibetan ceremonial Phurba dagger, 19th/20th c., Indo-Tibentan, cast bronze hilt with steel blade, the handle topped with an antelope above the three heads of Vajrakila, approx. 9"l

Dagger with brass tooled hilt with skull and bones and tooled blade, in leather sheath, 19th century 44 cm long

This is a very rare Bird Head Sewar Dagger with a Crown & Floral Crest Bolster , Malay Tribe 19th century, Northern Sumatra. Note the solid and sturdy traditional folded forged blade, single sharped e

This is a very rare Bird Head Sewar Dagger with a Crown & Floral Crest Bolster , Malay Tribe 19th century, Northern Sumatra. Note the solid and sturdy traditional folded forged blade, single sharped e

This is a very rare Bird Head Sewar Dagger with a Crown & Floral Crest Bolster , Malay Tribe 19th century, Northern Sumatra. Note the solid and sturdy traditional folded forged blade, single sharped e

Madura, Indonesia, c. 19th-early 20th century; A very nice example, the handle of classic form. The blade is quite unusual in that it has an additional two thin tines near the base. The scabbard of fi