India, 18th to 19th century. Curved single edged Talwar sword with a steel blade and iron hilt, the grip formed with a central swelling, short quillons, and a disc pommel. The sword is accompanied by a leather covered wood scabbard, now separated into two sections. The Talwar is a traditional Indian curved saber form, widely used across India from the Mughal period through the 19th century.

Measurements 34"L overall

Materials: Steel, iron, wood, leather

Ex. Giustino Collection

Shows age, patina, oxidation, pitting, surface wear, scratches, and rubbing throughout. Scabbard is broken into two sections with leather loss, separation, cracking, and wear