18th Century Leather Scabbard

Sewn and tooled leather with brass mounts engraved with armorial symbolism and florets. 25 1/2 inches. Note: Purchased on 6/20/1983 from Hazel Perkins, a descendent of Henry Lunt of Marblehead.

20" leather-covered wood scabbard with brass throat. Fitted with green-dyed leather belt. **Scabbard has broken tip (present) with some remnants of glue from a previous repair. Some scratching a

Mexico, ca. 18th century. A lady's knife comprised of an iron blade and brass handle, engraved with the following, "Adela Jesusita tu me enganas," which roughly translates to, "Adela Jesusita you chea

Rare 18th C. Spanish Colonial Navy Cutlass ~ Naval Pirate's Battle Sword ~ American Revolution era ~ Horn Grip, Brass Mounts, Original Leather Scabbard. Total Length (inside scabbard if present) : 25.

Mexico, ca. 1800 CE. Very fine short sword in its original leather scabbard. Mid-sized iron blade with incised decorations, curved loop guard, handle of wood over iron in the form of an animal head at

Sword with steel blade bronze guard and wooden handle wrapped with brass wire on the blade is engraved a wild boar blade length blade 64 5 cm. Leather scabbard with brass ornaments missing at the top.

BLADE SHOWS SOME RUSTING AND MINOR PITTING, WITH A BRASS HANDLE AND DECORATIVE POMMEL.LEATHER SCABBARD, 36IN TOTAL LENGTH

The horn grip with spiral wire wrap, the brass mounts elaborately engraved in baroque motifs. With straight, double-edged blade. In its leather scabbard with en suite mounts. Mid-18th century. Worn. O

Japanese ,18th C. including leather & ray skin wrapped hilt with dual menuki, ornamented pommel guard and spacer, brass/ bronze blade collar, sturdy hand guard, and lacquered wood scabbard L: 23.2" (5

18th / 19th Century Egyptian, Moroccan or Persian Pair of Knives. Engraved and Chased Silver and Copper Scabbards with Inset leather. Knives appear to be Stuck in Scabbards, to prevent damage we did n

English late 18th C. mahogany desk with gilt tooled leather top, 2 drawers with key locks and 2 faux drawers on reverse side. Molded legs with fretwork terminating on castors. Measures 30.5"H x 48"L x

Two traditional 18th C. English leather Toby jugs, seated men with mugs and smoking pipes, 10”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

Two traditional 18th C. English leather Toby jugs, seated male figures, 11”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

Three 18th C. leather Toby mugs in traditional form, seated male figures holding mugs, ranging in sizes from 6.5”H -9”H. Made in Great Britain by a harness maker to show his leather workin

Two traditional 18th C. English leather Toby jugs, seated male figures, 10”H & 9.5”H. Provenance - The Estate Collection of Susan MacKay.

A dovetailed case with early iron hardware and a leather and brass studded domed top, front and sides with pinwheel and other chip carvings,13”H x 18”W x 10”D. Provenance - The Estat

Italian, 18th century Hand carved and gilt wood shaped canopy with panels decorated with geometric motif and turned spindles, later converted into low accent or console table with red leather writing

18th century leather and steel tinder lighter or fire starter, interior pocket for flint, 16"L with strap

Grouping of 5 country miniatures including: An 18th century leather dome top trunk (valuables box) with brass tacks and original hasp and lock (no key) - wall paper lined on interior - 5 3/4"W x 3 1/4

Large 18th Century leather bound volume, ' The History of London from its Foundation of the Romans to the Present Time ', by William Maitland F.R.S., printed in London, 1739, First Edition (text only,

Rare hard to find 18th Century Latin Bible Commentary (New Testament) published in 1766.  Housed in a tight leather binding | Inside pages have scattered foxing | Measures approximately 5.5" W x

late 18th c., leather upholstery; 45"h; seat 15.5"h; 2.5"

17/18th c., leather with parcel gilt decoration over a wooden core; the hinged lid with handle and embossed Barbarini Family coat of arms; iron lid handle and closing clasps; partitioned red silk dama

“La Sancte Bible en Francois..”, printed at Lyon by Michel Estienne, 1582. In old calf binding appears to be 18th century leather with some wear and rubbing. Title partially detached and light los