Black Forest short sword

Black Forest short sword, the stag antler handle fitted with acorn finial, the guard cast with hunting scene, a leather scabbard with brass rosette medallion tips, marked "JV/Solingen", overall 19.75"

The short sword black lacquer hilt and scabbard with gold-decorated silver metal fittings; a small kogai (4 1/4in) in the scabbard. Tang is inscribed with swordsmith's signature, and date. Blade 9 3/4

The short sword hilt and scabbard are black lacquer with green iridescent flecks and gold-decorated fittings; the scabbard with a crouching gold-decorated oni with shield. The blade 9 1/2in, total in

Central/Eastern Europe, Black Sea region, Sarmatians or other nomadic tribes of the region (Sargat, Sauromatian, Saka, or Scythian), ca. 4th to 2nd century BCE. A rare example of the antennae pommeled

Tibetan Silver Metal & Steel Short Sword, the hilt well carved in wood, the scabbard covered in black leather. Good condition. Total length 28 1/4 inches (72 cm.).

Japanese short sword, a wakizashi, the slightly curved blade approx 20.5"l, the fuchi behind the tsuba with raised gilt flowers, the handle with black cloth wrapping over ray skin, the nakago blade ta

Black Forest Quail-and-Cuckoo Clock, c. 1890 Carved wood case with inlay, brass movement, anchor escapement, short pendulum, weight-driven, call of quail each quarter, call of cuckoo to full hour. Siz

The blade is still bright with etched decorated floral motifs. Maker marked at the ricasso Alex Coppel Solingen. Horn handle. Black leather scabbard shows age and flaking to the surface. Brass fitting

3 medieval style swords of varying sizes and designs. Gold toned handle: 49 inches (total) / 39 inches (blade), leather handle: 43 inches (total) / 31 inches (blade), black ribbed handle: 33 inches (t

A massive example of the type, strongly associated with the Black Sea Cossacks, the distinctive octagonal grip of typical form with silver wire wrap. The obverse lavishly engraved and nielloed in bold

CEREMONIAL OR THEATRICAL SWORDS Ceremonial or stage short sword, 25 1/2" long, gilt bronze grip with Roman armor design on both sides, unmarked steel blade. With black leather and brass trimmed scabba

CEREMONIAL OR THEATRICAL SWORDS Ceremonial or stage short sword, 25 1/2" long, gilt bronze grip with Roman armor design on both sides, unmarked steel blade. With black leather and brass trimmed scabba

Set of 3 Japanese style display katanas. 1 long sword, katana, one short sword, wakizashi and 1 dagger, tanto. All three have wooden sheathes with carved motifs of dragons with black wrapped handles a

Ornate German two-hand sword applied black patina. Molded leather grip, double ring crossguard, straight quillon, bulbous and carved pommel. The blade is double edged and has three fuller two short to

Swiss “Black Forest” Carved Linden Wood Strolling Bear, circa 1890. Carved in the form of an adult bear strolling along with mouth open. The strolling bears were carved by many of the Swiss ca

Ca. 1890 well carved Black Forest figural group of mother dog and her pups, with hand colored characteristics and glass eyes. Made by Walter Mader, Switzerland. 31”L x 16”D.

late 19th/early 20th c., striding on all fours with mouth open, glass eyes, inset hidden casters, 28"h; 52"long

34 1/2" wing span. Stands 13" tall with glass eyes and good age. Quality carving with fine detail and proportions. Repair across tail feathers.

A VERY RARE 19TH CENTURY BAVARIAN BLACK FOREST CARVED WOOD CHAIR modelled as a standing brown bear with arms outstretched. 114 cm x 58 cm.

An imposing Continental Black Forest brass and antler mounted stained oak hall standsecond half 19th centuryheight 114in (290cm); width 32in (81cm); depth 45in (114cm)

Black Forest Entlebucher Mountain Dog and Puppies sculpture Switzerland or Germany, c. 1890carved and varnished wood, glass 11.75 h x 20.5 w x 12 d in (30 x 52 x 30 cm) This work

Carved Black Forest Dog. Circa 1900. Glass eyes. L 21" Ht 8" D 10".

Rare 19th Carved Black Forest Momma Dog w/ Pups some damage on puppies feet / 14 1/2"H, 30"L, 20 1/4"W

Late 19th or Early 20th Century. Hand Carved Wood, Swiss Black Forrest Mother Dog with Three pups. St. Bernard or Rottweiler. Finely Detailed, Glass Eyes. Signed on the bottom: Sculptures Interlaken S