Cinquedeas Sword, Italian 16th C.

Possibly Partly 16th Century.  The Blade Struck With An Armourer’s Mark. The stout wide double edged blade with pronounced central ridge struck with armourer’s mark at the forte. The hilt with ch

Cinquedea in the Italian 16th century style, engraved throughout blade with wood grip and handle. Probably Victorian or later. 19" L

Very Good 16th C. Italian FALCHION Sword with Chiseled Steel Hilt & Fine Braid Wire Grip. Beautiful Broad Blade of Distinctive Form with Long Raised False Edge & Two Long Spinal Fullers to Each Side.

Rare and Fine 15th-16th C. Italian FALCHION Sword with Massive Broad Blade, Very Well Marked and Inscribed to Both Sides. An Exceptionally Strong and Combat-worthy Blade with Fantastic Raised False Ed

Very Rare 15th-16th C. Italian Venetian SCHIAVONESCA Broad Sword, the Predecessor of Famous Basket Hilted Schiavone, with its Distinctive S-shaped Crossguard & Early Large Version of Cat's Head Pommel

Antique 16th century Italian school oil on panel painting depicting a man with book and sword., signature illegible lower left. Condition: heavy signs of in-painting and restoration, scattered flaking

Rare 16th-17th C. Massive Italian CHINQEDIA Dagger Short Sword, Used by Noblemen and Aristocrats, Powerful Broad Multi-fullered Blade, Very Nice Quality Carved Hard Wood Grip & Steel Mounts. Very Attr

Rare 16th C. Gothic German or Italian PARTIZAN Polearm with Engraved Sword Shaped Head & Very Old Full Length Haft, Possibly Original to the Head. Total length : 91", Head : 5 1/2" Wide & 32 1/4" Long

European, Italian or Spanish, in the 16th C. style but probably circa 1800-1890's. Fine medieval style sword with tapered straight blade that is pointed and intended primarily for thrusting. Pommel is

Rare Pattern 16th-17th C. French or Italian 4-Ring Swept-hilt Rapier Sword with Original Carved Blackwood Grip and Large Hexagonal Pommel. A Very Good Early and Seldom Encountered Example.Full Length

An Italian cast iron and wooden beam scale with sword handle from the 16th century, 19th centuryHolz, Eisen. Sich zum abgeflachten runden Knauf verjüngender Nussbaumholzschaft, beidseitig in regelm

Rare 16th-17th C. PILLOW Sword Rapier in Chiseled Iron Mounts ~ Probably French, Spanish or Italian. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 36 1/4 ", Blade length : 30 1/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Plea

Scottish Claymore sword, famous for it's brutal history during 16th century in the hands of Scottish mercenaries in Ireland. Few surviving examples of the sword remain although easily still one of the

Italian, 16th century oil on wooden panel, Measures 11 1/4" W x 16 1/4" H panel, unframed. Condition: Panel cracked and reinforced with a later panel, areas of in paint visible throughout.

Virgin and Child with St. John Etching, unsigned. Mounted to paper with multiple inscriptions along lower edge., Etching: 10" height, 14.5" width; paper: 12.25" height, 17.75" width

Engraving. Abraham's Sacrifice. From a New York collection. - Dimensions: 11.5" high x 8.75" wide

Italian 16th Century Hand Carved & Painted Gilded Wood Pricket Candlestick, Measures 15.7 in. High.

Italian 16th Century A mermaid - Venice 1538 woodcut 5,60 x 4,20 inches A mermaid, framed by grotesque tritons. Exquisite example of Italian renaissance art in Venice. This is an early impression from

Original Japanese swords from the 16th century. Total Lengths - 19 1/2" ; 19 1/2" ; 39 3/4".

A One-Hand style sword with thick blade for thrusting. 38 1/2" L

(Italian,16th century) A rare, walnut double tabernacle mirror frame with gilt, polychromed and applied carving decoration; caulicus and ribbon decorated antependium beneath stencilled panels, applied

Italian, 16th century oil on wooden panel depicting a woman with a book leading a child dressed in black with a walled city or fortress in the background, 11 1/4" x 16 1/4" panel, unframed.

Including The Queen in 1839, approx. 13" x 19" sight; Italian 16th century possible drawing, labeled rear, approx. 6 1/2" x 8" sight; colored print from old book, approx. 9" x 7" sight; "Ripe Fruit or

After Francesco Denanto (Italian, 16th century), Preparing the Way, woodblock print, artist's monogram lower left, sheet (unframed): 18"h x 13"w