European Flanged Steel Battle Mace, 17th c., L.- 40 1/4 in.

European Flanged Steel Battle Mace, 17th c., possibly of German or Eastern European origin, with a pointed steel top, L.- 27 1/2 in. Dia.- 5 1/4 in.

Very Rare 15th-17th C. French or Italian All-steel Flanged Battle Mace Used for Smashing the Knights Armor & Helmets, Each of the 6 Flags Having Chiseled Decorative Patterns at the Base & Three Pierce

Very Elaborate 16th-17th C. All-steel German or French Knight Flanged Battle Mace with Spiral Twist Shaft Grip Surface for Firmer Grasp in Combat, Bearing a Hole for the Wrist Strap. An Exceptionally

Good Battle Flail Mace for a European Knight, Probably 16th-17th C. Italian or German, with Ridged Solid Steel Head, Well Worked Mounts & Nice Old Wood Handle. Total length : 30", Handle length : 22",

Good All-steel 16th-17th C. Hungarian or Polish Flanged Battle Mace with Ridged Hand Grip for Firmer Grasp in Combat. Full Length 28 inch

High Quality in 15th-C. Style All-steel Victorian Flanged Battle Mace for Smashing the Knights Armor & Helmets Full Length

Massive 17th-18th C. Mughal Indian SHISHPAR Battle Mace of Impressive Rare Form, Mounted with a KHANDA Sword Style Hilt of Somewhat Unusual Form. Nice Pierced Steel Decorations Throughout the Hilt. An

Continental or Persian, 17th century, short handled steel weapon used for battle between armored opponents, hung from the saddle of a horse, ball shaped head with grooved sections, etched design runni

An interesting European armor-piercing dagger in the German style of the 17th century. The dagger has a beautiful blade with grooves pierced in a geometrical pattern. Dimensions: L: 15 3/4 in., (40 cm

An antique cabinet made in Flemish Renaissance style with an image of Saint George and the dragon. Late 17th early 18th century. (L:40 x W:83 x H:118 cm)

Wood carved and decorated seated feudal warlord (Daimyo) with a removable head. Early to mid Ido Period (17th century). [38" L x 14" D x 30 1/2" H]. Paint and wood losses throughout.

German hand-forged steel mace, c. 1580, the top section with a short finial above seven irregular shaped flanges, each with dolphins, the shaft and handle with grip grooves, overall: approx 23.25"l, 3

A carved wood figure of a saint Continental, 16th / 17th century Mounted on wood plinth. (H: 40 in. W: 14 in. D: 14 in. (with base), H: 35 in. W: 11 in. D: 9 in. (sculpture only)) Provenance A pr

European (17th century), Michael and The Dragon, oil on board, unsigned, overall (unframed): 14"h x 10.75"w

European School (17th century), Profile of a Gentleman Draped in Red, oil on oak panel, initialed “AG” upper left, initialed “C” upper right, panel: 18.25"h x 14.25"w, overall (with frame): 25

Italian School, 17th Century A Shepherd and a Maiden unsigned; inscribed 'A Shepherd & Maiden / CAV Francesco Curradi / 1570-1661' (on a handwritten label affixed to the reverse of the backing paper);

Very Good 17th-18th C. Mughal Indian SHISHPAR Flanger Iron Battle Mace with KHANDA Sword Hilt. A Powerful Percussion Weapon, Capable of Delivering Truly Devastating Blows at Skilled Warrior's Hands in

German 17th Century Steel Box 17th century steel box etched with various figures and ornaments. The size of the box (not including key) (L/W/H) is 4 1/8 by 2 5/8 by 3 in. (10.5 by 6.7 by 7.6 cm.). If

European school, following 17th century models; 19th century. "Abraham". Oil on panel. It presents slight jumps in the painting. Measurements: 40,5 x 31,5 cm. In this work of the XIX century the autho

"Karl Springer Free Form tables, set of three Karl Springer Ltd. USA, c. 1970 stainless steel, black glass 1 of 3 W50 x H13.875"" X L 40"" 2 of 3 W48.5"" x H16"" x 32.75"" L 3 of 3 W35.125"" x H 18.37

Fortresse De Vesting Van Retimo pg. 410 Blavet Ou Le Port-Louis Sur La Cot Meridionale De La Bretagne Copper Engravings on Paper Large 11 x 14.5 inches (plate) 6.25 x 5.25 inches (plate) (unframed) Ov

(4) long cabinet steel hinges engraved in the form of a firing cannon. 17th century, Dutch or Flemish. With screws, some original. Dimensions: L 11.5" x W 1.25" Condition: Working order. Surface with

Pair of Continental School Battle Scenes Depicting cavalry in a landscape with covered wagons in the background, 17th century or later Oil on canvas Unsigned each 14 1/2" x 22" Condition: relined, res

16th/17th century; mounted to backing and framed under glass the fan: 18 in. (45.7 cm.), frame: 14 x 24 in. (35.6 x 61 cm.) Provenance: The Estate of Richard Kelton, The Kelton Collection; the estate