INDIAN TULWAR WITH STEEL POMMEL, 19TH C.

Very Fine 18th-19th C. Mughal Indian Tulwar / Shamshir Sword with Heavily Gold Inlaid Iron Hilt & Fire Gilt Mounts ~ Layered Steel Damascus Blade ~ Beautiful & Rare Example. Total Length (inside scabb

INDIAN LATE MOGUL TULWAR SWORD, 19TH C. Slightly curved blade with single edge. The koftgari decorated iron hilt with characteristic broad pommel, hemispherical quillon terminals, embellished overall

Beautiful 18th-19th C. Mughal Indian Shamshir Sword with Extensive Gold Inlays and Islamic Inscriptions to Fine Black Wootz Damascus Blade ~ Blued Steel Hilt with Makara Head Pommel & Fine Gold Damasc

Central Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A wonderful example of a steel punching and clawing weapon known as a bagh nakh (or vagh nakhya, literally "tiger claws" in Hindi) with a rectangular grip bar

South Asia, India, likely Rajasthan, ca. late 19th century CE. This is an intimidating but exciting steel katar dagger with the wood sheath, also known as a katara or bundi dagger, perfect for jabbing

Southern India, 19th century CE. A steel katar (also katara or bundi dagger), with an H-shaped horizontal hand grip and a long, pointed, triangular blade that sits below the user's knuckles. A pronoun

19th C Indian Tulwar Sword. Decorated head and handle. Total length 39.25", length of the blade - 32.5"

An Indian tulwar, An Indian tulwar, 19th century, with steel blade with double edged point, possibly watered, blade 80cm, total 94cm Condition Report: Wear to the blade, with the tip slightly dull.

**Originally Listed At $1200** Central Asia, India, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A beautiful example of a hammered steel pata, a lengthy sword blade attached to the front of a half-gauntlet hilt

A nice example of an Indian tulwar with characteristic iron hilt decorated with silver inlay. Ca. early 19th century. Dimensions: L: 36 3/8 in., (92 cm.)

Very Unusual 18-19th C, Indian Sword with wavy, double-edged blade, iron hilt of khanda form . Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 35 1/8", Blade length :22 3/8 ". ~~~. Detailed condition repo

Strong 18th-19th C. Indian Battle Sword TULWAR SHAMSHIR with Silver & Gold Hilt Decorations. Total length: 37 3/4", Blade length : 33 1/2". ~~. Detailed condition reports are not included in this cata

Unusual Caucasian dagger (kama) with steel mounts decorated with thick silver floral inlay. Double edged pointed blade with three fullers on each side. Original etching. Steel grip and pommel decorate

French Bronze Lion's Head Pommel Saber, Ca. 19th C., L 40'' | Bronze D guard with a lion's head pommel. Monogrammed metal plaque at the guard. 1/4 blued steel blade with gilt decoration of crossed arm

North America, United States, ca. late 19th century CE. Two wonderful hand-built bowie knives with planar hand guards and dense wooden handles, one of which has an integral knobbed pommel. Both steel

Steel blade bronze guard and pommel with ornaments handle wrapped with lace scabbard: wood black painted and decorated with specific motifs in gold. The scabbard has two bronze rings for grip. Good co

19th century Indian Dagger with Jade Handle Steel Blade. Size 13 inches length. Blade size 8 3/4 inches length. Damascus steel blade with beautiful Jade handle. with steel mounts, gold inlaid.

War Of 1812 Era Eagle Head Pommel Officer's Saber, Ca. Early 19th C., L 35.25" | 30" flat-back, single-edged, curved blade. 1/2 blued steel with gilt highlighted etched designs of crossed arms and scr

FOUR NORTHERN INDIAN DAGGERS 19TH CENTURY all with watered steel blades, including a pair of Pesh Kabz daggers with green stone and mother-of-pearl with red and black enamel handles, a Pesh Kabz type

A 19TH CENTURY DOUBLE BLADED INDIAN DAGGER, the sheet metal guard with applied brass decoration, together with two Indian axe or chopper heads and two tulwar, pommels lacking. (5)

A large and highly decorated and unusual 18th/19th c Persian or Mughal Indian koftagari inlaid gold and silver on steel circular dhal shield. Intricately decorated with written nastaliq script to the

Europe, probably Spain or Italy, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. An elegant weapon from a simpler time, a rapier with a cup-hilt. The globe-shaped pommel has two incised motifs that seem likely to

South Asia, Sri Lanka, Sinhalese culture, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A steel and brass dagger known as a piha keatta, the handle covered with elephant ivory and a chased silver pommel cap. Throughou

Western Asia, Persia (present day Iran), ca. 19th century CE. An elegant steel scimitar with a traditional curved blade. The handle is crafted from animal horn, likely mammalian in origin (yak or ox),