Militaria : A 19thC Indian Talwar , of steel

18th/19th century Indian Talwar Steel Sword. Size 33 3/4 inches length. Antique Indian sword with long blade elaborate hilt handle. Provenance: Private Collection of Franke Zollman Maryland USA.

Militaria : A late 19thC Indian dhal shield , the central area having four nodules with profuse floral decoration overall . 14 1/2'' in diameter

Militaria / Arms & Armour : a 19thC Indian percussion muzzle loading short-scale blunderbuss, the 11" iron twist barrel (approx 12 bore) with octagonal banded breech terminating in a flared muzzle. Th

Mughal Sword with fine gold inlaid handle, a 'Talwar' steel blade and gold 'koftgari' decoration to typical disc-hilt, lacking knuckle bow, pivoting pommel pierced iron tab having gold inlay, North In

Militaria: A 19thC Naval Officer's single-drawer telescope, of steel and brass construction with canvasbound 'staff' grip. The eyepiece section engraved 'Fraser & Davis. High Street Portsmouth. By T&H

Militaria: a 19thC and later India Pattern 'Brown Bess' .75 musket, the barrel stamped with London Proof marks and Indian armoury codes. Together with a India Pattern socket bayonet, stamped with crow

Militaria: a 19thC Belgian AN IX socket bayonet, the triform steel blade with various armourer's marks, serial number 'Q1282' and maker's stamp 'PJL' (P.J. Malherbe Liege.) Approx 21" longPlease Note

Militaria / Arms & Armour : a 19thC Franco-Belgian Charleville .69 flintlock musket, the 39 1/4" steel barrel bearing Liege proof marks and barrel maker's 'MX' stamp underside, the lock with faint St

Militaria / Arms & Armour : a 19thC Franco-Belgian Charleville .69 flintlock musket, the 39 1/4" steel barrel bearing Liege proof marks and barrel maker's 'MX' stamp underside, the lock with faint St

A rare South Indian steel dagger probably Deccan, 15th/ 16th Century the double-edged steel blade of slightly curved form with raised spine and two fullers, widening to a large circular section at the

**Originally Listed At $3000** Central Asia, southern India, Mughal Period, ca. 18th century CE. A steel katar (also katara or bundi dagger), with an H-shaped horizontal hand grip and a long, pointed,

India,Ca. 18th - 19th century Consisting of 5 spearheads and 4 lance 'shoes', centered by a particularly impressive chisel-decorated example. Rare. Custom base. Maximum H. with base: 17".Maximum H . w

A large 19thC Indian Dowry chest with an arched top secured by an unusual locking mechanism, rivetted strapworks and embossed decorative plaques showing stylised birds, pierced latticework and roundel

**Originally Listed At $1200** Central Asia, India, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A beautiful example of a hammered steel pata, a lengthy sword blade attached to the front of a half-gauntlet hilt

Of circular form, with applied border and four bosses, each with fretted edges, elaborately and intricately inlaid in silver, with gold highlights. 19th century. Diameter 35.8 cm. Condition III

INDIAN Steel Helmet with Silver inlaid c.20th century. Size of the helmet without the chain 9 inches high x 8 1/2 inches diameter. and 17 1/2 inches high overall with the chain.Indian helmet of hemisp

Central Asia, India, ca. 19th century CE. A wonderful example of a steel punching and clawing weapon known as a bagh nakh (or vagh nakhya, literally "tiger claws" in Hindi) with a rectangular grip bar

TWO INDIAN STEEL SUFI CRUTCHES WITH ANIMAL HEADS AN EYE FOR DETAIL: PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE ESTATE IN NORTHERN LONDON Possibly Deccan or Northern India, 19th century Comprising a typical T-shaped crut

19th century Indian hand-carved sofa, 36" H x 65" W x 35" D. Provenance: Palm Beach, Florida estate.

Indian steel bladed Katar, the handle with silvered stylised foliate decoration, 45.5cm long,

INDIAN Steel Shield with Silver inlaid c.20th century. Size of the shield 17 3/8 inches diameter (44 cm). Indian Shield of circular form lightly domed, with applied scalloped border, set with four bos

A 19TH CENTURY INDIAN TALWAR SWORD, with silver inlaid handle, 87cm long.

South Asia, India, likely Rajasthan, ca. late 19th century CE. This is an intimidating but exciting steel katar dagger with the wood sheath, also known as a katara or bundi dagger, perfect for jabbing

29.5" single-edged blade, 1.5" wide at forte. Iron hit with characteristic short quillions and single-branch guard. Blade shows old "eyelash" markings. **Blade shows some evidence of