Rare 18th-19th C. Persian Qajar Dynasty KHANJAR Dagger with Reverse Form Chiseled & Gilt Grip, Very

Fine 18th-19th C. Persian Qajar Dynasty KHANJAR Dagger with Deeply Chiseled Steel Hilt & Wootz Damascus Blade, Profusely Inlaid with Gold Decorations. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 15 1/

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"

AN EXTREMELY FINE AND RARE MONUMENTAL 18TH/19TH CENTURY PERSIAN QAJAR ISLAMIC BRASS VASE OF BALUSTER FORM, pierced all over and engraved with numerous male and female figures, mythological beasts and

Antique, Qajar Dynasty. With an image of the king at the center. Dimension: L: 30 in. W: 21 3/4 in.

18th/19th Century Chinese Tibetan Qing Dynasty gilt bronze ceremonial Faqi, Khakkhara, the ringed staff carried by monk, Bodhisattvas, or Buddha. Also known as a "monk's staff," the khakkhara is often

Whole Steel Persian Qajar Jambiya Dagger Early to Mid 19th Century with Wootz Blade. Finely chiseled with animals images in gold inlaid frames. Dimensions: 17" total length, length of the blade - 10.5

Antique steel axe head, possibly Qajar Dynasty, of typical crescent form with cartouche to center, decorated with etched floral design; D: 9 1/2" (approx.); Due to COVID-19 restrictions, our employees

A pair of late 19th century Iranian (Persian) silver napkin rings, Isfahan circa 1900 Late Qajar / early Pahlavi dynasty, circular form with deep chased monabbat-kari decoration of figures as tribute

Qajar Dynasty Indo Persian Dagger with Twistcore Damascus Blade. 19th Century. 11.2" long. Blade is 5 3/4". Original Scabbard

IMPORTANT AND RARE 18th/19th Century Chinese Imperial Silk and Gilt Bronze Horse Saddle Constructed from wood tied together, the pommel and cantle plates made of chiseled bronze and highlight

Near East / Central Asia, Iran (Persia) Empire, Qajar Dynasty, ca. late 18th to 19th century CE. A pair of cast iron mace heads used primarily in symbolic and ceremonial contexts, but based on a class

Near East, Persia, Islamic, Safavid to Qajar Dynasty, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A pretty stoneware vessel with a raised rim, a short, sloped shoulder, and swollen walls that narrow to a ring-form f

RARE Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty 18th/19th Century lacquered flower stands. Property of General Chen CangQuan; cquired in 1970's, Chay Kee, Kowloon, Hong Kong. A Pentagonal flori-form lobed top surfa

A rare Qajar Persian jambiya dagger of the 19th century, featuring three blades which spring apart when drawn from the sheath. The outer blades with double fullers and engraved ricassos, with some gol

2pc Chinese Export Don Quixote Porcelain Plates 9'' Each. Two rare grisaille gilt enameled plates with European figure on horseback. Excellent condition. 18th or 19th century, Qing dynasty.

Of steel, with wrenched silver grip, pommel and toggle. The iron haft concealing a rare thrusting dagger. Late 18th-early 19th century. Worn. Overall length 40cm. Condition II

A RARE COCONUT SLIPPER-FORM SMALL VESSEL TOGETHER WITH A ROOT WOOD CARVING OF SHOULAO Shoe vessel, Qing dynasty, 18th/19th century The root wood sculpture, Qing dynasty, 19th century The slipper-form

INDO-PERSIAN 18th - 19th Century Jambiya Wootz Damascus Silver Inlay Ram Head Dagger w/ Extreme Engraving/Inlay. This dagger also has inscription on the sheath in the silver gilt which may have meanin

INDO-PERSIAN 18th - 19th Century Jambiya Wootz Damascus Gold Inlay Dagger w/ Extreme Engraving/Inlay. This dagger also has inscription on the sheath in the silver gilt which may have meaning to someon

INDO-PERSIAN 18th - 19th Century Jambiya Wootz Damascus Silver Inlay Panther Dagger w/ Extreme Engraving/Inlay. This dagger also has inscription on the sheath in the silver gilt which may have meaning

The grip of typical form, carved of a single section of dark horn, the heavy blade lightly curved and double-edged. In its tooled, leather-covered wooden scabbard. Mid-19th century. Overall length 41c

The grip of typical form, carved of a single section of dark horn with domed boss, the heavy blade lightly curved and double-edged. In its tooled, leather-covered wooden scabbard. Mid-19th century. Ov

A rare set of eight lapis lazuli plaques, engraved on both sides with the Sixteen LuoHan and mounted as a table screen.China, Qing dynasty, late 18th/19th century.In light engraving painted with gold

Of a characteristic form with hilt and scabbard covered with enamel paint depicting seven cartouches with human figures and animals. The blade is pointy, double-edged with two wide fullers covered wit