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A forged iron poor-box. South German around 1700. Rectangular iron coffer. On each side, riveted vine ornamentation made of embossed and pierced sheet iron. The lid with two hinge bands and a triangular padlock. Slit for coins with a bow shaped shutter. Original red/black frame, the interior painted in red lead. 18 x 23 x 20 cm. €1,200.00
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A composite bow and quiver set. Tibet, 18th/19th century. Composite bow with brown-painted inner side. Original rawhide string, one arm with an old wrapped crack. Length 85 cm. The leather quivers with wooden frames, the obverse sides colour-painted with central leather appliques and brass rivet trims. Height 43 and 50 cm. €1,200.00
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A woman's or child's crossbow. German, 1st quarter 18th century. Slender blackened steel bow with original string and waxed bridle of cord. Bolt rail of engraved stag horn with inset back sight and brass bolt clamp. Nut wood stock with carved cheek. Slide and stock with engraved, blackened stag horn inlays. Set trigger with iron guard. Length 53 cm. €1,500.00
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A Celtic iron sword with a fragment of its sheath. middle La Tene period, 3rd century B.C. Sword with a straight double-edged blade with a raised ridge on each, the flat tang rectangular in section with a small riveted pommel, a bend at the frazzled tip restored. L 73.5 cm = 29.9 in. Two thirds of the rear of the sheath with riveted bow-shaped carrying loop. L 44 cm = 17.3 in. €1,000.00
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An Iberian falcata or slashing sabre. 5th to 2nd centuries B.C. Together with a knuckle bow from another falcata, (A) the iron blade entirely forged in one piece and fullered on both sides, the back slightly curved, the single edge becoming double-edged at the point, the grip tang short and broad and with several rivet holes for attaching the missing grip shells, the stylised horse-head sculpture completed in Plexiglas. L 54.3 cm = 21.4 in. (B) a knuckle bow, with zigzag silver damascening, 9 cm = 3.5 in. €800.00
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An Iberian falcata or slashing sabre. 5th to 2nd centuries B.C. Entirely forged in one piece, the back of the iron blade slightly curved, the single edge becoming double-edged at the point (the tip restored) and unusually well and deeply fullered on both sides and with remains of silver damascening in a wave pattern on the rincasso (the surface slightly blistered), a short broad grip with a bow and a chiselled fully-round horse's head also with remains of silver damascening, three rivets for the (missing) grip shells, and completely preserved quillons. L 53 cm = 20.9 in. €600.00
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A Roman bronze model of a ship's bow. circa 1st century A.D. A three-sided cast of a typical trireme bow, either a model or perhaps a ceremonial or votive object for the launching of a ship, the triangular base plate with large holes for affixing to a surface, one corner broken off in ancient times. L 19 cm = 7.5 in. An unusual and rare object, the surface exposed metal with humus encrustations. €1,500.00
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A large and rare Russian engraved blue-cased goblet and cover, circa 1860 the funnel bowl finely engraved with the winged figures of Cupid and Psyche seated on a bed, a bow, quiver and lyre to one side, above a formal band of trefoils, against a matt ground, the stem formed as a carved imperial eagle, the domed foot and cover engraved with a meandering foliate branch, below a pointed leaf-capped finial 62cm., 24 3/8in.
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Faberge: A lozenge-shape gold enamel and ivory photograph frame, St Petersburg, c....,+ the centre aperture conforming to the shape of the frame and containing a photograph of a young woman in a rose gold surround; the main body of the frame translucent lilac enamelled on a sunburst guilloche field further decorated with a rose diamond ribbon bow surmount. The gallery border in yellow gold engraved with a continuous pattern of leaves within rose gold mounts. The simple gold stand hinged and mounted on a plain ivory back
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A pretty belle epoque aquamarine and diamond pendant, c.1910,+ mounted with a pear shaped aquamarine exhibiting fine colour within a border of small diamonds, suspended from a bow and ribbon pendant top also diamond set, and supplied with a miniature diamond jabot pin and diamond set platinum chain, in the original fitted case by Hennell & Sons. (See lot 551 for illustration)
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