17th C. Chinese Iron & Brass Assassin's Chui Set

Pair of Late 17th C. Chinese Iron & Brass Assassin's Chui (Mace) In Museum Quality Display - This is a pair of late 17th C. Chinese assassin's chuis, or maces. The weapon is made up of an iron shaft,

Likely 17th C., Porcelain dial with single hand, bell signed Dubois Rober. Iron case set with ornamental brass. 13.5”H x 9”W - includes two iron weights and pendulum.

A set of antique iron English battle armor offers helmet, breast plates and tassels, raised on display stands, one with brass plaque which reads "English Armour 17th C." and second plate reads "French

East Asia, China, ca. 17th century CE. A fine cast-iron hand cannon of a twin-barreled form mounted atop a slender wooden pole with a narrow socketing shaft. The cannon is composed of two parallel bar

East Asia, China, Late Ming to early Qing Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A sizable cast-iron hand cannon with a lengthy wooden pole secured with the hammered sides of the socketing shaft. The iron cann

East Asia, China, Late Ming to early Qing Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A sizable cast-iron hand cannon with a lengthy wooden pole secured with the hammered sides of the socketing shaft. The iron cann

East Asia, China, Late Ming to early Qing Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A sizable cast-iron hand cannon with a lengthy wooden pole secured with the hammered sides of the socketing shaft. The iron cann

A LARGE 16TH/17TH CENTURY CHINESE IRON RED BLUE AND WHITE SQUARE FORM VASE Ming, painted with flowers, panels of vines and insects in flight. 43 cm x 15 cm. Provenance: Private European Collection.

Germany, most likely Bavaria, 17th century CE (and we think dated 1686). Wonderful rectangular "strong" box, probably used for collecting alms within the church, with scalloped sides, turned feet and

Northwestern Europe, England / North America, United States, Georgia, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. An interesting collection of brass and tin artefacts brought by English colonizers to America as trad

East Asia, China, Late Ming to early Qing Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A hefty cast-iron hand cannon with a tapered socketing shaft for mounting on a pole. Four thick bands reinforce the cylindrical

East Asia, China, Late Ming to early Qing Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A hefty cast-iron hand cannon with a tapered socketing shaft for mounting on a pole. Four thick bands reinforce the cylindrical

17th C. Chinese porcelain blue and white iron red plate, 10.75in

17th C. Chinese porcelain blue and white iron red plate, 10.75in, auction record

BARBARA DINCKEL MARRIN ANO MDCLXVII ENGRAVED ON THE SIDES. DOLPHIN POSTS AND SLEEPY FISH 6" L

19th c Chinese sword with iron and brass hilt and guard with carved hardwood grips. 31" long.

20th c Chinese sword with iron and brass hilt and guard with carved hardwood grips. 24" long.

A GOOD 17TH CENTURY DUTCH BRASS AND IRONWORK BED WARMING PAN with triple ringed handle and hinged lid embossed with a foliated border and centre mask head within a wheatsheaf edging. (107cm overall)

each 4.125" W x 9.5" H Condition: All good

Offered in this lot are a pair (2) of circa 16th-17th Century Chinese Ming Dynasty Pricket Candlesticks, Wrought Iron. Provenance: the Owen D. Mort, Jr. Collection. Owen David Mort was an American eng

A SMALL PAIR OF 17TH CENTURY CHINESE PROVINCIAL PORCELAIN DISHES, decorated in iron -red and green enamel, each base unglazed, 6.8cm & 6.9cm diameter.

A SET OF FIVE LATE 17TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN PLATES Kangxi. 15.5 cm diameter. (5)

Reserve Reduced! 18th (can be as early as 17th) century iron Japanese sword tsuba inlaid with three brass kirin galloping among rocks and wispy clouds, all surrounded with gold inlaid keyfret border.

A SET OF FOUR 16TH/17TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BOWLS AND SAUCERS Ming, together with four similar spoons. Largest 12 cm diameter. (8)