Spanish Colonial Scimitar Sword

A Spanish Colonial sword, the curvy kris form blade fitted with a wire wrapped grip and a clam shell guard 18"l

Rarely encountered, the New World steel hilt expanding slightly toward the pommel, and cut with fine spiral fluting, the knucklebow and quillon embellished with monster heads and profiling, the rounde

North America, Mexico / Southwestern USA, Spanish Colonial period, ca. late 18th to mid-19th century CE. An intimidating saber, known as an espada ancho or broad sword, which was carried by Spanish so

Rarely encountered, the New World steel hilt with horn grips, knucklebow and quillon, the large guard with pierced edges and faint engraving. The long, double-edged blade of flattened hexagonal sectio

Central or South American, with well-wrought complex steel hilt and straight, double-edged blade. Early 19th century. Light wear. Overall length 98.8cm. Condition III

Rare 18th C. Spanish Colonial Navy Cutlass ~ Naval Pirate's Battle Sword ~ American Revolution era ~ Horn Grip, Brass Mounts, Original Leather Scabbard. Total Length (inside scabbard if present) : 25.

DESCRIPTION: Antique Colonial America Spanish espada sword featuring a carved wood baluster form handle, a brass S form crossguard with finger loop, and a straight double edged tapered iron blade. CIR

Antique Spanish Colonial carved, gilt and polychromed wood figural group; depicting St. Martin of Tours wearing a plumed helmet and wielding a long sword, a figure kneeling at his feet; 18th/19th Cent

Western Europe or North America, Spain or Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 16th century CE. A striking broad rapier, known as an espada ropera in Spanish or spada da lato - "side sword" - in Itali

North America, Mexico / Southwestern USA, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. An intimidating saber, known as an espada ancho or broad sword, which was carried by Spanish soldiers. T

Latin America, Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. early 18th century CE. This is an impressive steel espada ancha (literally "wide sword") type of knife with a thick and robust wooden grip under a s

Western Europe or North America, Spain or Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 17th century CE. A lovely example of a forged-iron sword known as an espada ancha (literally "wide sword") with a lathe-t

Western Europe, Spain or Mexico, Colonial era, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A fine forged-steel sword with a brass cup guard and ornate grip and pommel. The blade is a double edged, with two fuller gr

Spanish Colonial double-sided reliquary pendant, silver (content unknown) frame, one side painted with the Archangel Uriel holding a flaming sword, reverse with female saint, possibly Saint Rose of Li

**Originally Listed At $600** Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. late 19th century CE. A skillfully carved Santo figure depicting Saint Michael the Archangel, dressed as the general of heaven's angels and

Antique Spanish Colonial parcel gilt and polychrome wood figure of St. Paul; standing atop a plinth, holding his attributes, a sword and a book; with possibly later metalwork halo; Provenance: From th

Spanish Colonial wood plaque of San Miguel holding a sword, carved in raised relief, 14.5"h x 10.25"w

A Spanish colonial gilt and polychromed sculpture of Saint James Matamoros. on horseback and wielding a sword, mounted on a stand and made in Mexico during the late nineteenth century. c. 1890

Group of two early modern European alabaster carvings. One 18th c. Spanish Colonial alabaster head of Christ; one English or Continental figure of Judith with a sword and the severed head of Holoferne

Spanish Colonial inlaid Mueble Enconchado, 17th/18th c., ebony, mother-of-pearl marquetry veneer, the shaped top decorated with diamond banding, over conforming case set with (14) drawers on three sid

Spanish Colonial School, painting, 17th c., Peruvian, Trinity Embodied as One, oil on canvas, unsigned, unframed, 17"h x 15"w Provenance: From a Single Owner Collection of Spanish Colonial Art

A pair of Spanish Colonial silver-gilt swing-handled baskets Miguel Guerra, Guatemala 1780-90, stamped GUERRA, possible mark for Antigua Shaped circular in form, the whole gilded, an openwork structu

Nuesta Virgen de las Aguas o/c (relined; the original canvas appears to be either jute or hemp); titled at bottom; 75.5 by 45 in.; frame 81.5 by 51in. (reframed in 2006) Collect

Indo-Asian influence, string, floral and sunburst inlay. Split drawers, stretcher base, 36 tall x 53 wide x 30.5 deep