A Qajar Gold-Damascened Steel Shield (Sipar) Persia,

A PERSIAN QAJAR GOLD INLAID STEEL SHIELD, with panels of calligraphy and four raised bosses, further decorated with panels of figures, 51cm diameter.

Shield. Persia. 19th century. Steel with gold inlay of arabesques and calligraphy. This item may have additional high-resolution photographs, available to view at our Dropbox. Images are organized by

19 th huge A GOLD-DAMASCENED OPENWORK STEEL PEN CASE (QALAMDAN)Qajar Iran, 19th century For condition report please contact E-mail :(antiquesyorkville@gmail.com ) phone:(+647-671-4495) Thanks Yorkvill

A GOLD-DAMASCENED OPENWORK STEEL PEN CASE (QALAMDAN)Qajar Iran, 19th century For condition report please contact E-mail :(antiquesyorkville@gmail.com ) phone:(+647-671-4495) Thanks Yorkville Auction

Qajar Dynasty, of steel with rolled brass rim, elaborately etched overall with Persian heroes amongst flowering vinework, with broad border composed of Arabic calligraphy cartouches, with remains of g

Indo Persian Inlaid Steel Shield, 19th c., the damascened surface inlaid with silver and gold, with a large central sun mask surrounded by four smaller sun masks, within a calligraphic panel border, v

Persia; Qajar Dynasty, late 19th century The bowl of simple form with tondo decorated in gold Koftgari Arabic script, encircled by decorative rings. The exterior rim decorated with continuous band of

Persia; Qajar Dynasty, late 19th centuryThe bowl of simple form with tondo decorated in gold Koftgari Arabic script, encircled by decorative rings. The exterior rim decorated with continuous band of f

An Ottoman walrus ivory-hilted gold-damascened steel sword (yataghan) by Usta Ahmed Turkey, dated AH 1218/ AD 1803-4 the single-edged steel blade of slightly curved form, engraved and decorated in gol

A PERISAN GOLD DAMASCENED STEEL BEGGING BOWL (KASHKUL), IRAN A PERISAN GOLD DAMASCENED STEEL BEGGING BOWL (KASHKUL), IRAN the kashkul or beggar's bowl in the typical coco-de-mer shape, with engraved c

19th century Islamic Persian Qajar Steel Shield. Size 20 1/2 inches diameter. A large steel shield decorated with a group of people and floral design. Calligraphy bands.

A Qajar Damascened Steel Peacock 19th Century Height 17 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Hamid and Kim Alwan, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

A 19TH CENTURY INDIAN INLAID SILVER & GOLD STEEL SHIELD, with four raised stud bosses, inlaid with silver and gold floral motif decoration, the verso with its textile liner and handle, 23cm

19th century Persian, Qajar Dyansty Steel shield. Size 18 inches diameter. Fine Antique Steel shield decorated with engraved Persian calligraphy and floral design. Custom mounted.

Persian Islamic Late Qajar Period Steel Shield Circa late 19th century AD. Size 19 inches diameter. Decorated with a group of people within floral design. Good condition Perfect.

A Qajar steel arm shield. Decorated with etchings. Length: 30.5 cm.

Mughal Dahl Shield and Damascened Steel Bow with Gilt Decoration. The shield with 4 bosses centering a nobleman sniffing a flower and encircled by a procession of soldiers riding elephants and on foot

A Qajar enamelled-copper hilted steel dagger (jambiyya) Persia, 19th Century the double-edged steel blade of curved form with central fuller, the waisted gilt-copper hilt decorated in polychrome ename

Pair of fine Persian damascene steel and gold birds, Qajar 19th century. Larger Approximately 12.375L x 9.8125H x 4.9375W in. Smaller Approximately 10H x 6.625L x 5.0625W in.

A large and highly decorated and unusual 18th/19th c Persian or Mughal Indian koftagari inlaid gold and silver on steel circular dhal shield. Intricately decorated with written nastaliq script to the

Persian Qajar Steel Bird with Gold Inlaid. Size 10 inches length, 6 3/4 inches high. Fine cast hollow steel Bird with gold inlaid floral design.

Turkish Ottoman Warrior Helmet and Shield, the helmet of inlaid damascened steel with horns and facial features and chain mail veil cover, the shield similarly decorated with inlaid scroll designs and

A FINE PERSIAN GOLD INLAID STEEL INKSTAND, POSSIBLY QAJAR, 19TH CENTURY, of rectangular form and two square beveled glass inkwells with hinged circular lids, flanking a shallow dish form nib well abo

This 19th-century Indo-Persian steel box is decorated with damascened gold floral ornaments in the famous koftgari technique. The box has an architectural form inspired by traditional Mughal-style pav