Simple blade with no edge, of lenticular section;

Mid 16th century AD. A German Renaissance 'hand and a half' or 'Bastard' sword, with ring guard, double-edged broad blade, lenticular in section, with single short shallow fuller, running up half of i

German, with well-wrought steel hilt of characteristic form, with pierced plate set into the guard. The long, double-edged blade of lenticular section, struck with the king’s head mark of renowned m

With bulbous, ribbed steel pommel, the grip retaining its original wire wrap and turkshead knots, the steel guard well-chiseled with floral finials. The straight, lenticular-section blade a 19th centu

9th-11th century AD. An iron axe-hammer comprising a barrel-shaped socket, short shank and square blade with straight edge, round-section shank to the rear with cuboid finial, punched with a saltire o

**Originally Listed At $250** Luristan, modern-day Iran, ca. 1000 to 600 BCE. A diminutive lost-wax cast bronze axe head with a simple blade curved on its lower edge and flat and unsharpened along the

Just over 4" total length. Forged iron with the characteristically curved back, near straight edge wedge section blade. They are slashing knives capable of cutting a man's throat to the spine. As with

An Omani Mamluk sword, 17th centuryDouble edged blade (pitted, damaged point) of lenticular cross section. The base with three dots inlaid in brass on both sides. Sturdy, short quillons with rain guar

NEW YORK PAINTED POPLAR STEP-BACK CUPBOARD, two-part construction, upper section with a simple molded-edge cornice above two hinged doors, each glazed with nine original glass panes, opening to three

A SCOTTISH MARKET LETTER OPENER J COOK & SONS, BIRMINGHAM 1939 the simple tapered blade with engraved thistle to upper section, the baluster handled formed as Celtic engraved stylised thistle with fla

9th-11th century AD. A hand-forged iron axe-hammer comprising a triangular-section blade with swept edge, hole to the centre, round-section neck with collar, discoid socket round-section rear extensio

1250-650 BC. A bronze axehead with tubular socket, triangular-section blade with convex edge, scooped profile to blade; lower edge of socket acutely angled. 352 grams, 14cm (5 1/2"). Property of a Lon

Central Europe, Late Bronze Age ca. 1250-1100 B.C..Bronze. D. 57.3 cmSlender blade with almost parallel edges and lentil-shaped cross-section. Slightly convex grip with four rivet holes. A ridge runs

3rd-early 2nd millennium BC. A bronze axehead with rounded butt, vertical socket with C-shaped rim above and below, slender lentoid-section blade with rounded expanding edge. 175 grams, 10cm (4"). Pri

2nd millennium BC. A substantial copper axehead with rectangular-section shank, flared blade and curved edge. 581 grams, 18.6cm (7 1/4"). Property of a Dutch gentleman; formerly in an old collection f

3rd-early 2nd millennium BC. A bronze axehead with rounded butt, vertical socket with C-shaped rim above and below, slender lentoid-section blade with rounded expanding edge. Cf. Godard, F. The Art of

Before 1867. 6 3/4" length wedge section blade beveled to the edge. Tapered tang to fit its decorative handle in the scabbard of the long sword and used either with the handle or without, as a throwin

Before 1867. 7" length, wedge section blade beveled to the edge. Tapered tang to fit its decorative handle in the scabbard of the long sword and used either with the handle or without, as a throwing k

Before 1867. 6 7/8" length wedge section blade beveled to the edge. Tapered tang to fit its decorative handle in the scabbard of the long sword and used either with the handle or without, as a throwin

Ca. 14th-15th Century AD Medieval dagger with broad, sub triangular blade, simple short flat plate for a cross guard and a square pommel. The blade has wavy edges which suggests that it has been sharp

Dated 1941. A dagger with slender single-edges blade and scooped point, thick back with transverse notches and chamfered edges, ribbed baluster and conical socket, hexagonal-section boxwood(?) hilt wi

A finely carved Chinese white jade of Vajra, Carved multiple rings banded to the beaded body, each sections carved with auspicious symbol and mask of spheres. The vajra having triple-edges blades. The

A finely casted Gilt Bronze Vajra, Casted multiple rings banded to the cylindrical body, each sections carved with auspicious symbol and mask of spheres. The vajra having Quadra-edges blades. The hand

15th-17th century AD. A substantial iron axe-head with pentagonal-section flared socket, broad blade with curved edge, stamped to one face with 'FA' and 'WR' border of pellets and arcs, cross on Calva

10th-12th century AD. A flat-section triangular blade with scooped lower edge, shallow socket and small plate to the rear; hatched borders to the blade enclosing cross-in-circle motifs and clusters of