ANTIQUE KERALA KARD DAGGER

A SET OF FIVE ANTIQUE DAGGERS (KHANJAR AND KARD) L: 36 cm (i), 31 cm (ii), 26 cm (iii), 27 cm (iv), 37 cm (v)

A Kard with jade grip scales, strong steel t-spine blade, central ridge, single-edged and a groove. The blade is inscribed in a "nasta'liq" Original green velvet covered wooden sheath. Iran, second ha

Carved white jade Mughal kard dagger inlaid with decorative semi precious stones surrounded with a gold wire decoration. Handle is carved in the shape of a horse. Measures 14" (36cm) length, total wei

(MUST SEE THE AMAZING WORKMANSHIP, I HAVE MANY MORE PICS UPON REQUEST). RARE MUSEUM QUALITY Antique 15-16th C Dagger Passau Wolf Mark With "WOLF MARK 1414", Decorated Hilt. Measure 20 1/4", Blade 13 1

A Mughal kard dagger with carved pale celadon jade hilt18th/19th century or earlierThe lobed pommel of the hilt carved in low relief with a chrysanthemum blossom and stem, the single-edged blade of "w

Antique dagger. Stamped A. Bibis. Blade L 5-3/4". Copy and paste this link for high-res image: https://www.dropbox.com/s/dh1h9huth7x8ll9/6482100_2.jpg?dl=0

The grip carved of a single piece of pale green jade, terminating in a fully-modeled naturalistic ram’s head, the features finely executed. The steel bolster finely inlaid in gold, the single-edged

A massive example, with well-shaped horn grips and iron tangband lavishly inlaid in gold, the heavy, single-edged blade wrought of superior Persian wootz in the rare Ladder Pattern. In its leather-cov

Mughal work of classic form, the fine green jade grips expanding toward the pommel, carved with three flowers on each side, set with rubies in high-karat gold. The single-edged, tapering blade with go

Mughal work, with fine, pale green faceted glass grip and gold inlaid bolster. The straight, single-edged blade with rare central ridge, wrought entirely of fine black wootz. In its velvet-covered woo

Zand dynasty, wrought entirely fine Persian wootz, the grip and bolster with gold-inlaid vinework borders, a secret cavity revealed by releasing a catch in the cap. The robust blade wrought of activel

Two antique daggers including a curved dagger with bronze handle and scabbard with two turquoise bead inlaid on scabbard. 10"L, and a bronze bird and enamel handle sword with bronze mounted metal scab

The grips carved with Persian nobility in polygonal cartouches with dentated borders. The blade wrought of fine Persian black wootz with panels of gold-inlaid foliate work around the tang, bolster and

An Indian all steel double Kard dagger, An Indian all steel double Kard dagger, 20th century, the 8.5in hollow watered steel blade and integral hilt with panels of gilt damascene flowers, the hilt wit

12''x12.5''

Of characteristic form, with large, polished antler grips, the blade with integral bolster and straight, single-edged blade wrought of fine Persian wootz displaying random ladder steps. 18th-19th cent

The hilt of brass engraved in geometrical motifs, the elegant steel bolster and forte of the blade gold inlaid. The straight, single-edged blade with clipped tip forged of finely-patterned black Persi

wooden hand grip

A massive example with polished horn grip, the bolsters elaborately inlaid with gold, the blade wrought of fine wootz. In its velvet-covered wooden scabbard. Early 20th c. Overall length 38.5cm. Likel

A large example with antler grips, the bolsters and reinforces elaborately inlaid with gold, the blade wrought of fine wootz. In its velvet-covered wooden scabbard. Early 20th c. Scabbard well worn. L

A dagger with a bronze handle covered with reliefs, a wide steel blade engraved in Greek. Complete with a bronze sheath decorated with a scarlet velvet insert and a relief image of a snake. Circa 1821

A massive example with antler grips, the bolsters and reinforces elaborately inlaid with gold, the blade wrought of fine wootz. In its velvet-covered wooden scabbard. Early 20th c. Overall length 51cm

Antique Dagger w Inlaid Handle . 16 1/2" L Overall / 11 3/4" Blade Provenance: From a Manhattan Private Collector Please note the absence of a condition report does not imply that there are no conditi