A Spanish Colonial sword the curvy kris form blade

A Spanish Colonial sword, the curvy kris form blade fitted with a wire wrapped grip and a clam shell guard 18"l

DESCRIPTION: Antique Colonial America Spanish espada sword featuring a carved wood baluster form handle, a brass S form crossguard with finger loop, and a straight double edged tapered iron blade. CIR

Rarely encountered, the New World steel hilt with horn grips, knucklebow and quillon, the large guard with pierced edges and faint engraving. The long, double-edged blade of flattened hexagonal sectio

Central or South American, with well-wrought complex steel hilt and straight, double-edged blade. Early 19th century. Light wear. Overall length 98.8cm. Condition III

20th century, the sword with 20.75 in. blade, the grip bound with metal sheathing and cord, wooden scabbard (LOA 26 in.) (wear and scuffs to scabbard); the knife of similar form with 8 in. blade, wood

Likely Visayan work, the flared and faceted wood hilt with pommel inlaid with profiled and engraved mother of pearl. The double-edged blade of Moro form. In its well-crafted scabbard, inlaid with moth

1820 Spanish Infantry Briquet Sword marked Fabricado Toldeo 1820 Briquet-Form Hilt slightly curved Single-Edged Blade with Pear Point with Short False Edge Approx 33" L Blade 27.75" L Please look at P

1820 Spanish Infantry Briquet Sword marked Fabricado Toldeo 1820 Briquet-Form Hilt slightly curved Single-Edged Blade with Pear Point with Short False Edge Approx 33" L Blade 27.75" L Please look at P

Western Europe, Spain or Mexico, Colonial era, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A fine forged-steel sword with a brass cup guard and ornate grip and pommel. The blade is a double edged, with two fuller gr

Western Europe, Spain, ca. early 19th century CE. A lovely example of a sword known as an espada ancha (literally "wide sword") of an elegant form. The forged-steel, double-edged blade exhibits a leng

Likely Maguindanao work, with carved hardwood kakatua-form pommel and rattan-wrapped grip. A single baca-baca retains the substantial blade forged with a separate ganja. Engraved and handwrought showi

Of characteristic form, the large steel guard embossed with the Spanish eagle and cross, the long, straight, single-edged blade struck with a maker’s mark. Light wear, areas of rust. Early 20th cent

Rare 19th century Philippine Moro Kris Sword with a curved wavy steel blade and a carved wooden handle decorated with hand-carved natural materials parts in the form of dice. The carved wooden scabbar

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. 19th century CE. A fine example of a kris (or keris), a traditional Indonesian sword. The sheath has a wide upper portion which complements the form of the blade and is

Latin America, Mexico, 20th century CE. A fine milagro in the form of a heart pierced by seven daggers with organic veins adorning the surface. This is a favored Spanish Colonial form skillfully craft

Latin America, Mexico, 20th century CE. A fine milagro in the form of a heart pierced by seven daggers with organic veins adorning the surface. This is a favored Spanish Colonial form skillfully craft

An early swept hilt or cup hilt rapier blade with double edge and wide fuller, makers mark to ricasso, etched to top of blade with "No Me Enbraines Sin Honor" and to the reverse "No Me Saques Sin Razo

Late 19th century, the green painted wooden bottle opens to reveal a central Christ figure flanked by Mary and Joseph. Dimensions:3" in diameter and 8" tall. Provenance:From a Philadelphia Collection.

19th Century Spanish Colonial Bottle Form Tryptic with Deep Relief Carved Crucifix Religious Figures. Overall measures 13-1/2" x 6-1/4" x 6". Condition: Rubbing and soiling to the surface otherwise go

19th C. Spanish Artillery Sword. Blade is marked at ricasso and numbered on the reverse. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 43 1/4", Blade length : 35 1/8". ~ . Detailed condition reports are

Spanish Colonial block-form server. Dimensions: 48.5" W x 15.25" D x 38"H; 

Rarely encountered, the New World steel hilt expanding slightly toward the pommel, and cut with fine spiral fluting, the knucklebow and quillon embellished with monster heads and profiling, the rounde

North America, Mexico / Southwestern USA, Spanish Colonial period, ca. late 18th to mid-19th century CE. An intimidating saber, known as an espada ancho or broad sword, which was carried by Spanish so

Spanish short sword, canted blade with open work connection piece and three cross stamps; wooden hand grip with iron mould hand protection and cross; floral engraved, fluted finial. 17 th Century. 55C