Medieval Human-Headed Cockerel Dagger Pommel

12th-15th century AD. A bronze barrel-shaped cap or pommel with high-relief image of a cockerel with human head within a ropework border; the centre pierced for attachment. 24 grams, 27mm (1"). Proper

15th century A.D. A dagger pommel with heptagonal neck and domed top divided into six lobes; rectangular central piercing for attachment. 47.2 grams, 32 mm (1 1/4 in.). Found Suffolk, UK. [No Reserve]

Ca. 13th-15th century AD. A long iron dagger comprising a slender blade with a midrib, a straight cross guard, and a rounded/cylindrical pommelSize: L:365mm / W:65mm ; 175gProvenance: Ex. European col

Ca. 1300-1500 AD. A medium-sized iron double-edged dagger with a sculptured cross guard in the shape of a hammer head and tapering tang to disc-shaped pommel, Oakshott type H1 or H2. The handle would

Ca. 13th-15th century AD. A short iron single-edged dagger/knife, with a straight cross guard and tapering tang to floret button pommel.Size: L:390mm / W:105mm ; 395gProvenance: Ex. European collectio

A well-made example, brass mounts, the guard with wrenched and curved quillons and flattened pommel, the grip of wood. Straight, double-edged blade with central ridge. First half of the 19th century.

12th century AD and later. A quantity of mainly bronze items including a weight fragment with heraldic motif, buckles, mounts, a gilded dagger chape, a barrel tap and key, a rondel dagger pommel, annu

Ca. 14th-15th Century AD Medieval dagger with broad, sub triangular blade, simple short flat plate for a cross guard and a square pommel. The blade has wavy edges which suggests that it has been sharp

Ca. 14th-15th Century AD Medieval dagger with an unusual ‘S’ shaped cross guard, square pommel and a medium, triangular shaped flat blade. The pommel has some punch work in the shape of a

Ca. 14th-15th Century AD A medieval poniard, with a thin stiletto blade. The blade is diamond shape in section, the cross guard and pommel are thin plates, oval in shape with eight flat edges. There i

A MEDIEVAL PERIOD DAGGER, 17cm blade, characteristic hilt with down turned guard and disc pommel, contained in its tooled leather scabbard decorated with panels of scrolling foliage, brass chape.

German, with intact steel pommel and guard and well-wrought, single-edged blade.15th-16th century. Excavated. Overall length 45.5cm. Condition V

Ca. 13th-15th century AD. An iron dagger with a broad triangular blade, long cross guard, slightly curved downwards and flat-section tapering tang finished with a round pommel.Size: L:400mm / W:115mm

Ca. 1400-1500 AD. An iron dagger or stiletto featuring a double-edged slender blade with a button-shaped cross guard, rectangular-section tang finished with a circular pommel. For a similar, see The R

14th-15th century A.D. The blade with a lozenge-shaped cross-section; restored handle with bulbous cross-guard, waisted grip and flared pommel. 195 grams, 37.2 cm (14 5/8 in.). Found on the Thames for

19th century AD. A group of silver amulets comprising: a cimaruta with hand holding dagger, a key, crescent moon with face, cockerel, hand making mano fico sign; a cimaruta with hand making mano fico

Probably Late Period Ca 715 to 300 BCE. A well carved alabaster Lid for a Canopic Jar representing the human-headed son of Horus, Imsety carved with the ears protruding from the full rounded wig, the

A rare Egyptian bronze human-headed cobra, Late Period, c. 664 - 332 BC, appearing to wear an Atef crown over a tripartite wig, as well as a false beard. This figure depicts an uncertain god or goddes

A nice Colima human-headed effigy vessel, West Mexico, 100 BC - AD 250, rounded ear, slanted eyes and narrow mouth and nose. The vessel is brown slipped and sits on a raised foot with flared mouth. H:

One face of a horse bit from Luristan. A winged man headed bull, a very common subject for this type of object. 78 by 79 mm. Bronze Luristan 900-800 B.C.PROVENANCE Ex-European private collection acqui

New Kingdom, Ca. 1550-1070 BC Finely modelled in the form of human-headed Imsety, one of the Four Sons of Horus, guardian of the liver wearing a beard with a curled tip and voluminous wig, the face wi

Pair of tall, Baroque-style carved wood pedestals; the spiral pillars comprised of openwork human-headed birds amid grape clusters, foliage, and vines, with matching capitals; Provenance: From the Col

A Sasanian orange carnelian domed seal with a Gopatshah. Sasanian Persian, 224 - 651 CE. Dimension: 2x1cm. On its truncated round surface, it is engraved in intaglio a winged human-headed bull, or a G

Egyptian–Late Period Ca 715 to 30 BCE. A colorful panel from an ensemble representing the 4 Sons of Horus: 1. the human headed Imsety–protector of the liver; 2. the baboon–headed