Persian / Syrian Shamshir Sword

The sword of Tahmasp II, Shah of the Persian Empire (1704-1740) in 19th century Ottoman mounts, the grips and pommel late 19th-early 20th century Syrian work. The massive blade of early form, likely a

A quality example, the grips of polished rhino with steel pommel, the guard finely chiseled, VICTORY FROM GOD AND CONQUEST NIGH! with inlaid borders, and inscribed on the underside, MARNAHUR (?) and 1

Early Qajar dynasty work of classic form, the guard chiseled with Arabic inscriptions, NASR MIN ALLAH WU FATH QARIB (Conquest from God and victory nigh!) and ALLAH AL RAHMAN AL RAHIM (God, the Mercifu

A massive example, rare Afsharid-era work, the grips with original leather covering, the engraved guard with elongated quillons. The fine, broad heirloom blade of shallow curvature with elegant taper

A rare example, with fine antler grips, the pommel, tangbands and guard extensive gold inlay. The fine, long, broad blade of shallow curvature with complex fullering to each side, forged of fine Persi

Rare 18th C. Persian Shamshir Sword with a 17th C. Wootz Damascus Blade. A very good early example having steel mounts pierced with ornamental mystical patterns, with its original grips of noble mater

The hilt of characteristic form, with elephant grips bound at the base with braided silver wire and steel guard and pommel, both extensively inlaid with gold showing wear. The fine broad, curved blade

A massive example, the fine steel pommel cap and guard with expanded terminals thickly inlaid overall with silver and gold in flowering vine motifs. The antler grips with turquoises set in silver. The

A quality example, with elephant grips and steel pommel and guard finely chiseled and inlaid with gold. The long, graceful single-edged blade wrought of fine, actively-grained Persian black wootz and

A quality example, with elephant grips and steel pommel and guard finely chiseled and inlaid with gold. The long, graceful single-edged blade wrought of fine, actively-grained Persian black wootz and

A quality example, with horn grips and steel pommel and guard lavishly inlaid with gold. The fine blade wrought of fine, actively-grained Persian black wootz with a gold-inlaid cartouche inscribed ASS

A fighting weapon with solid hardwood grips and steel guard of characteristic form, the heirloom Persian blade likely captured, wrought of finely patterned Kara Khorrasan black wootz with a worn carto

Authentic PERSIAN SHAMSHIR SWORD damascus steel Late 17th-early 18th century.Size 35 3/4 inches length Overall (90.8 cm.)The hilt with steel pommel cap and dark horn grips with silver wire wrap, the g

Steel pommel and cross guard, wood grip scales secured by rivets, curved single-edged blade with narrow fullers and stamped triangle-shaped mark on either side, no scabbard. Dimensions: L: 33 1/2 in.,

Authentic PERSIAN SHAMSHIR SWORD handforged blade 19th century. Size 34 1/8 inches length Overall (86.6 cm.) With wooden grips and curved, handforged blade. In its scabbard. Some wear, pommel lackin

A fighting weapon with wooden grips and steel guard of characteristic form, the heirloom Persian blade likely captured, wrought of fine and unusual wootz resembling snakeskin with numerous inscription

Antique Persian Shamshir sword, the blade decorated with inscription, approx. 37.5"L

Persian Shamshir sword, overall length approx. 820mm, blade length approx. 690mm, with leather sheath and tulwar hilt

An early 18th-century Persian shamshir sword with a curved water-steel blade with a gold-inlay cartouche at the ricasso, dated 1120 (1708), steel scabbard mounts, and cross guard decorated with gold i

Indo-Persian Shamshir Sword with Scabbard. 23-1/2 inches in overall length with a 28 inch

A classic form produced in Damascus, with hooked pommel of engraved silver and horn grips set with studs and wire wrap to base, the steel grip straps and guard well-inlaid with gold. The fine heirloom

A classic form produced in Damascus, with hooked pommel of engraved silver and horn grips set with studs and wire wrap to base, the steel grip straps and heirloom guard wrought of wootz. The fine heir

The hilt with iron mounts and wooden grips, the broad, handwrought, lightly-curved, single-edged blade with worn inlay to forte. Some wear. Overall length 91.3cm. Condition II

Persian Late Pahlavi Period Shamshir Sword Without Scabbard. The Blade Is Simple Without Ornaments And Curved. The Handle Has A Delicate Arabesque Embossed Relief With Floral Motifs. The Name Is liter