18TH CENTURY BRITISH SMALL SWORD SPADROON

The cast brass hilt with repousse decorated grip depicting a figure on horseback, ovoid pommel, slender knuckle guard and shell guard with pas-de-ane. The engraved blade with half-length central groov

A nice 18th century Italian small sword with flattened diamond shape blade marked by the maker at forte. Featuring chiseled cross guard and pommel once gilt, the grip is wrapped in original twisted co

Swords Ornate Early European Small Sword Made for a Child c. 1750 Early 18th Century, Ornate European Small Sword Made for a Child, Choice Very Fine. This decorative European Small Sword was made for

AN 18TH CENTURY SILVER HILTED PORTUGUESE SMALL-SWORD, 80.5cm flattened diamond section blade, the silver hilt with upturned shell guard, marked to the underside, the inside with a gilded beaded border

18th-19th century for a smallsword. Just under 30” length plus the tang. Straight with concave face triangular section, the ricasso marked RECO A (?).

An original European 17th or 18th century rapier or early smallsword blade (probably Italian) with the faint remains of a maker's name and a star symbol in the recess of the fuller, the blade being 76

Framed British 18th c. sword relic, belonging to English sergeant Henry Hypp of the 43rd Regiment and carried in the Battle of Bunker Hill in Boston on June 17, 1775. He was mortally wounded and later

Ca. 18th century AD. An elegant French small sword, a weapon that epitomizes the sophistication and artistry of the 18th century. This exquisite weapon boasts a long and slender fullered blade, a hall

Early cooking/heating or apothecary pot. Thick cast iron. Raised on three legs. Marked on the side. Dates back to the 17th or early 18th century, Dutch or British. Please, notice its small size and th

American Revolution 18th Century Revolutionary War Era Use European Continental Small Sword with Its Scarce Shagreen Scabbard 18th Century French and Indian War to Revolutionary War Era Use, Continent

120 Small 18th Century Books on "British Poets" with Some Classical Worksmostly printed in Edinburgh or Glasgow, 1780s, 32mo (5 in. high), full leather boards with gilt rules and embellishments, many

Small rapier sword triangular blade, France 18th centurySizes: L. totale= 740mm L Lame= 610mm l lame= 13mmWeight (K): 0,18kgCondition: At first glance: patina, normal wear

British 18th Century Politician the Right Honourable Spencer Horatio Walpole QC LLD Signed small signature piece. Signed in blue ink. Fantastic Signature. Good condition. All autographs come with a Ce

18th century A.D. or later. A male and female pair modelled standing facing, wearing jewel-studded arm bangles, earrings, pendants and skin-tight trousers, the man holding a sword and small round shie

possibly late 18th century, red, black, and white diamond checkerboard segments, central grid with stitched diamond, star, and heart motifs, with applied British flags, crossed swords, and crown eleme

British, late 18th century, cartouche shaped in the Imari palette, one with crown over crossed swords mark, 10-1/2 in. length

British, 18th/19th century, wall sconce with three foliate arms, each with bobeche, 13-5/8 x 7-1/4 in.; large chamberstick with twisted design, two bobeche and handle, 11-3/8 x 6-1/4 in.; small chambe

Late 18th century AD. An officer's sword for a member of the Order of the Garter, the gilt blade still with clear etching; the blade decorated with geometric patterns under the ricasso, followed by a

A SMALL PAIR OF MINIATURE 18TH CENTURY MEISSEN VASES, CIRCA. 1780, painted with flowers. Cross swords mark in blue. 3.5ins high.

(2) Rare Kakiemon 'Hob in the Well' dishes, 18th c, c. 1700, one likely Japanese the other possibly German or British, blue, orange, turquoise and gilt enameled porcelain, the small octagonal bowls de

Etching, " Britannia between Scylla & Charybdis". James Gillray, published by Hannah Humphrey, published 8 April 1793. British Museum online catalogue description: "Pitt steers a small boat, 'The Cons

Earthen brick in tile shape 7.25" square x 1.25" deep with small plaque affixed to back that reads "From Fort at Crown Point" which was a British fort built on the banks of Lake Champlain in 1759 and

Green hat; brown coat; blue scarf with white spots. A "thirsty old soul" in an 18th century drinking song, Toby is thought by some to be the source of the traditional British toby jug, in which a char

with mahogany veneered top, two small drawers over two long graduated drawers, shaped apron and French feet. British transport label on back. Late 18th century. 36" high, 38" wide, 19" deep. Age and u