BURMESE DHA SWORD LOT OF 3

Brass decorated handle with blade with inlaided silver. No scabbard. as is. 44 inches x 3 x 3 inches and 3 pounds. Fair condition.

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A massive example, mounted entirely in silver, engraved and nielloed. The long grip with silver pommel of faceted us-bud form, the long blade of especially high quality, well-wrought with elaborate co

A Burmese Dha sword with a slightly curved blade engraved and brass bound hardwood scabbard and grip.Ca. 1920. Dimensions: L: 34 in., (86.5 cm.)

A massive example, mounted entirely in silver and very finely engraved. The two-handed grip tapering continuously to the flanged pommel, the long blade of especially high quality, well-wrought with el

A massive example, mounted entirely in silver, the hilt engraved and nielloed. The long blade of especially high quality, well-wrought with elaborate silver inlaid panels for its entire length, depict

A massive example, mounted in silver, with copper grip. The long grip with silver pommel, the long blade of especially high quality, well-wrought with fullers and radiused tip. The scabbard mounted in

Of rare type and massive dimensions, the hardwood grip with large iron mounts. The broad, single-edged blade with curved edge, punched vinework at the spine and expanded tip. 18th-19th century. Well w

Burmese Dha Sword with Scabbard 31''. Woven handle with silver clad mounts. Wood scabbard. Overall excellent condition. Early to mid 20th century.

Mounted entirely in silver, the hilt finely engraved overall in vinework and inscribed E. DAVIES, with a copper coin dated 1915 at the base of the grip. The thick, long blade well-wrought with laminar

A large example mounted in silver, the hilt with copper grip section. The single-edged blade well-wrought with fullers at the spine and expanded, radiused tip. The scabbard mounted in silver with bras

A BURMESE DHA SWORD, 19TH CENTURY Burma/Myanmar, 19th centuryThis Burmese Dha sword features a long handle with ornamental silver fittings, the silver scabbard with more elaborate fittings as well as

Burmese, first quarter of 20th century. Dha sword of traditional form with filigree work through in form of flowers and scrolling, borders with woven and looped filigree, single edged blade with sligh

With robust brass mounts and teak grip, well-wrought, curved, single-edged blade fullered at the spine with cusped tip retaining much original sharpness. In its teakwood scabbard with rattan brass bin

29" long. Inscription on blade.

Antique Silver Mounted Asian Burmese DHA Sword, Dagger, Exquisite Blade. Full Length : 17.75 inch Blade Length : 10.5 inch. Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional

Wooden mounts with rattan wrapped grip and steel blade. Mid-20th century. Light wear. Overall length 83.2 cm. Condition II

BURMESE DHA SWORD WITH SCABBARD Burmese Dha sword with wood scabbard, handle wrapped in braided rope. Size: 34" including scabbard

Pair of Late 19th or Early 20th century Burmese cermonial Dha swords in gilt finish with mirror and cut crystal decoration Blades 21" 28" overall. Minor losses to gilding oxidation to blades.

Pair of Late 19th or Early 20th century Burmese cermonial Dha swords in gilt finish with mirror and cut crystal decoration Blades 21" 30" overall. Minor losses to gilding oxidation to blades.

A 19th century Burmese Dha (Sword). Wide, slightly curved steel blade with an ivory grip carved with various figures, together with a wooden scabbard having silver banding and mounts fashioned as myth

A silver-mounted Burmese Dha sword decorated with enamel. The blade is slightly curved with a single edge.Ca. 1900. Dimensions: L: 32 1/4 in., (82 cm.)

Antique Burmese DHA Sword with a Finely Embossed Metal Scabbard and Engraved Blade. Depicting foliage and numerous Gods. Measures 32 inches long.

Here are two blades with scabbards. The first appears to be a Burmese Dha sword/knife. The other looks to be Malayan and either a Golok knife or jungle knife.