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Circa 1800-600 BCA slender, cast-bronze dagger with a pointed blade and a cuboid handle which slightly flairs outwards at its base. The handle has two shallow cavities that were perhaps meant for inlays of bone, stone, or wood. Earthen deposits and smooth patina overlay the surface of this ancient world relic. Size: L:392mm / W:34mm; 245g Provenance: Property of an Oxfordshire art professional; previously in an old British collection, formed in the 1980s on the UK / International art markets.

Circa 1800-600 BCA finely modelled cast bronze dagger, comprising a long, pointed blade with ribbed grip and flanged, hollowed hilt. In flanged hilt swords and daggers, such as this fine example, the hilt and blade have been cast together in a single piece, with raised flanges to the hilt’s edges, hollowed to hold wood or bone inlay. Size: L:364mm / W:46mm; 275g Provenance: Property of an Oxfordshire art professional; previously in an old British collection, formed in the 1980s on the UK / International art markets.

Circa 1800-600 BCA finely modelled cast bronze dagger, comprising a long, pointed blade with ribbed grip and flanged, hollowed hilt. In flanged hilt swords and daggers, such as this fine example, the hilt and blade have been cast together in a single piece, with raised flanges to the hilt’s edges, hollowed to hold wood or bone inlay. Size: L:343mm / W:37mm; 130g Provenance: Property of an Oxfordshire art professional; previously in an old British collection, formed in the 1980s on the UK / International art markets.

Circa 500-400 BCA finely decorated Iron Acinaces-type sword with pointed, elongated triangular blade, B-shaped guard, rectangular handle and openwork winged pommel.The acinaces is a type of dagger or short sword used mainly in the first millennium BC in the eastern Mediterranean, especially by the Medes, Scythians and Persians, before it was adopted by the Greeks. The Scythians were a warlike nomadic people who dominated the Pontic Steppe (the area North of the Black Sea and stretching as far as Central Asia) in the 7th-3rd centuries BC. This example is from Siberia, where the people were known as Scythians or Scytho-Siberians who left behind an imaginable number of tombs full of precious metalworks. Although horse warfare is what the Scythians are famous for, their weapons and saddles, lacking hard stirrups, seem better suited to dismounting and melee fighting; the acinaces would have been a primary weapon in that kind of situation. Size: L:527mm / W:90mm; 630g Provenance: Property of an Oxfordshire art professional; previously in an old British collection, formed in the 1980s on the UK / International art markets.

Circa 100 BCCast iron, the handle formed of two sections, held together by joints inserted into discs at the centre and pommel, the blade of tapering form with median midrib, the scabbard of "frame-type" with one open side and the other decorated with double-spiral motifs and openwork panels. A remarkable survival, this shortarm dagger is of Iberian construction, but the shape later became more famous as the Roman pugio, the standard issue legionnaires sidearm. It was when campaigning against the Celtiberians in the first century BC that the Roman form first came into widespread use, suggesting the Roman army appreciated the strengths of the native weapon. Interestingly the decorative square and teardrop shaped cavities on the sheath of the present example have been patched with metal in ancient times. Perhaps to better guard the iron blade from the effects of wet weather. Size: Set of 2: L:210 - 307mm / W:53 - 54mm; 255g Provenance: Private UK collection; formerly with Axel Guttman, Germany.

An ancient iron European ring pommel dagger - 6th/7thC, 14".

A Commando dagger with scabbard, blade length 17cm, some pitting but generally good

A German Army dress dagger, the blade marked WKC Solingen with orange handle and hangers fitted to the scabbard, blade 26cm long, some wear to hangers but reasonably good, some pitting to blade , probably component built

A German dress dagger, the blade marked 'Alles Fur Deutschland' RZM M7/34, blade 22cm long, with scabbard, pitting to scabbard and dagger has some wear to grip otherwise reasonably good , probably component built

Sammlung aus 6 Jagdmessern, 1x Taschenmesser mit Damaststahlklinge, L. ca. 12.5cm, mit Etui; Dolch mit fein verzierter Klinge in Niello-Technik, Lederscheide, L. ca. 27cm; Messer mit Geweihstücken als Griffschalen, Lederscheide, L. ca. 24cm; 1x Sheffield England, mit beidseitig gekehlter Klinge und Griff aus Geweihstück, Lederscheide, L. ca. 32cm; 1x mit Griffschalen aus Geweih, im Griff Klinge, Säge und Korkenzieher wie bei Taschenmesser, Lederscheide, L. ca. 22cm; 1x Taschenmesser, Spanien, mit 2 Klingen und Korkenzieher, Griffschalen aus Geweih, L. ca. 11.5cmCollection of 6 hunting knives, 1 pocket knifewith Damascus steel blade, L. approx. 12.5cm, with case; Dagger with a finely decorated niello blade, leather sheath, L. approx. 27cm;Knife with pieces of antler as handles, leather sheath, L. approx. 24cm; 1 Sheffield England, with blade grooved on both sides and handle made of antlers, leather sheath, L. approx. 32 cm; 1 with antler handle scales, blade, saw and corkscrew in the handle as withpocket knives, leather sheath, L. approx. 22cm; 1 pocket knife, Spain, with 2 blades andcorkscrew, antler handles, L. approx. 11.5cm

Vintage trench art dagger, approximate overall length: 10 inches, blade length 5.5 inches

Russian cossack type Kindjal dagger, gilded gold colour sheath and grip with niello enamel silver coloured decoration. Double-edged 27cm blade and 40cm overall, VGC

GERMAN 3RD REICH ARMY HEER DRESS DAGGER, WWII period by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen, with etched maker mark for the period 1935-1941, the dagger is in good condition all round, Eagle has been polished in the past and missing slight detail, nice patina otherwise, scabbard complete with hanger rings has a small dent approx. 2/3 down the sheath

GERMAN 3RD REICH ARMY HEER DRESS DAGGER, WWII period by Weyersburg Kirschbaum & Cie AG WKC Solingen, with etched makers mark to blade, dagger is in good all round condition, but the smallest part of the tip of the blade sadly missing, otherwise nice patina overall, scabbard complete with hanger rings

A WOODEN MADE HERALDIC SHIELD, made to display two swords and daggers in a cross design, possibly European, all items present but some damage to scabbards etc, together with a replica Japanese short Katana sword, a French Ysataghan Bayonet, which the blade has been heavily painted over, no maker marks visible, a short sword, with the markings Pro deo et patria (For God and Country) possible European manufacture, complete with scabbard, but too long for this weapon, blade approximately 44cm, a Tourist style Kukri dagger, complete with scabbard and two smaller daggers and an original boxed RAOB GLE medal named to Bro Albert Brown

GREEN MILITARY KIT BAG, containing the following: a possibly Victorian Rifle barrel, with lots of numbering and proof marks, a double edged hand dagger, with ornate wooden grip with Horned male face pommel, an Asian/Indian folding fighting knife, ornate design, folding design in brass and white metal, bone grip, has some age

A WWII period German Eagle hilt headed dagger and scabbard - sold with a horn handled dagger (no scabbard)

A Victorian silver and mother of pearl dagger form letter knife, 21.5cm long, Birmingham 1885; silver pens and propelling pencils, various (6)

A Victorian silver dagger form letter knife, the haft inscribed Edwige 1921, 21cm long, Birmingham 1890; two silver dip pens (3)

A Middle Eastern pesh kabz dagger, 18.5cm straight blade with broad spine, two-piece horn grip, brass scabbard, 30.5cm long, 19th/early 20th century

A Middle Eastern silver mounted kindjal dagger, 21.5cm curved blade, horn hilt, the scabbard with chased panels and collet set with turquoise and coloured stones, 38cm long, 19th/early 20th century

A North African/Middle Eastern silver mounted koummya or kindjal dagger, 23cm curved blade, the hilt and scabbard chased with scrolling foliage, 41cm long, 19th/early 20th century

An Indian dagger, 13cm damascened wootz steel blade, two-piece mother of pearl haft applied with lozenges, 23.5cm long, probably Gujarat, 19th century

An Indian katar punch dagger, 15cm pointed blade with pronounced spine, 28.5cm long overall

An Indian steel chilanum or khanjarli dagger, 22.5cm serpentine fullered blade, oval guard with bud quillons, bifurcated hilt with globular pommel, 34cm long, South India, 17th/18th century

An Indian/Middle Eastern dagger, 18.5cm straight single-edged blade, the brass mounted horn hilt carved as a bird and inlaid with polychrome roundels, 31cm long over; another dagger, the hilt inlaid with brass pinwork, 31.5cm long; a Middle Eastern pesh kabz, 17.5cm straight blade with T-shaped spine, two-piece grip, hide scabbard, 32cm long overall (3)

An Indian/Middle Eastern khyber knife type short sword or dagger, 41cm slightly curved blade, two-piece horn grip, 55cm long, 19th century

Middle Eastern or African dagger with decorated leather handle and scabard

A collection of antique and later jewellery, comprising a diamond set foliate panel brooch, the lasque-cut diamonds in foiled closed-back settings, with similarly set pendant drop, adapted with later fitting, a trio of garnet set dress studs, each with serpent surround, adapted with later bar brooch fitting, an Edwardian stone set bar brooch, modelled as a shamrock, 9ct gold mounted, hallmarked for Chester 1910, a half pearl and stone set stick pin, stamped '9CT', (half pearl untested for origin), a hat pin, modelled as a dagger, and a purple paste brooch, first brooch length 4.1cm (6)

Bow figure circa 1765, modelled from the Four Seasons, emblematic of Autumn, anchor and dagger mark to rear (crack to base)

A signed Wilkinson Pall Mall, London Court style sword and sheath, a Toye Kenning and Spencer court style sword with Freemason decoration together with a 'I XL' Bowie knife of G. Wostenholm & Son, Sheffield and a reproduction Commando dagger, Middle Eastern dagger

A Special Operations Executive "Assassin's" Pen Dagger, in the form of a black bakelite fountain pen, the top unscrewing to reveal a 6.5cm diamond section steel blade, 13.3cm, with a leather pouch.Condition report: No damage. Clip and lever rust pitted. Writing on barrel reads 'New Bond Easiflow No. 333'.

A Second World War German Air Force Dagger, first pattern, with 31cm double edge unsigned steel blade, the white metal hilt with wire bound blue leather grip and sunwheel pommel bearing traces of gilt, the blue leather covered scabbard with white metal mounts and chain suspender with sprung clip, 48.5cmCondition report: Black patching to blade, with a nick to one edge. Scuff to leather grip below pommel which has a nick to one edge. Scuffing to the leather scabbard and tarnishing to all metalwork.

A First World War German Trench Knife, the 14cm single edge steel blade marked GOTTLIEB HAMMESFAHR SOLINGEN FOCHE at the ricasso, with steel crossguard, the two piece wood grip scales with diagonal ribbed decoration, with black enamelled steel scabbard and leather strap; a First World War French "Nail" Dagger, the wrought twin bar grip with belt loop; a Second World War Blade for an Entrenching Tool, stamped BRADES, 1941 and with broad arrow (3)

An Inuit Bone Knife, the 7cm single edge steel blade with oblong bone grip with stained band, the two piece bone scabbard incised and stained on one side with chevrons, with leather bound strap holder, 18.5cm; a Spanish Folding Knife, the 26cm clip-point steel blade engraved and enamelled in red with scrolls and inscription "Albacete", folding into the bone and brass grip; a 19th Century German Hunting Knife, one side of the 18cm single edge steel blade etched at the ricasso with lily of the valley, the hilt with white metal recurving crossguard, with brass and reconstituted amber type grip and pommel, the leather scabbard with steel chape; 30cm; an Indian Dagger, the 15.5cm double edge steel blade etched with scrolls, the aluminium hilt with brass visored helmet pommel, with tooled leather scabbard, 27cm (4)Condition report: 1 - Black patching to blade, chip to pommel of grip.2 - Some areas of black patching to blade, piece of brass missing from the tip of the grip.3 - Black patching and pitting to blade, reconstituted grip with cracks, chape of scabbard is rusty.4 - Some pitting to blade.

A Late 19th Century Indo-Persian Kard Dagger, the 19cm single edge downswept curved steel blade with wrigglework decoration to the ricasso, with two piece horn grip and leather scabbard, 32cmCondition report: Some chips to the horn grip scales.

A Bow porcelain model of a classical lady standing by a pillar, dagger and anchor mark, 20cm high; a Bow porcelain model of a seated Turkish lady 17cm high Provenance: From a Norfolk Country HouseCondition report: Turkish lady, badly restored which is now cracking, missing a thumb. Other figure has restoration to the hands, factory crack to the bottom rim

Rolex Oyster Royal wristwatch, reference 6144 stainless steel, signed dial with dagger and Arabic numeral hour markers, centre seconds, fitted with a signed 15 jewel manual wind movement numbered 68417, the case back marked inside with reference number, and mounted on a brown leather strap with buckle.Condition Report: Historic pitting to hands and dial and scratches to case backThe movement has been opened for inspection and will need professionally resealing.Please note that the movement has not been tested for the accuracy of time and may need a service at the buyer's expense.Ewbanks does not guarantee the future working of the movement and we do not guarantee the authenticity of any individual component parts since subsequent repairs and restoration work may have resulted in the replacement of original parts

Jaeger-LeCoultre, wristwatch, signed silvered dial with dagger hour marker and centre seconds, fitted with a manual wind movement, signed crown, the case back numbered 679566 and mounted on a leather strap with buckleCondition Report: Movement winds and hands turn freely, not tested for timekeeping, the case back and sides have light scratches when viewed under 10 x loupe Ewbank's do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any lots sold

An Edwardian Masonic dagger with silver-gilt and ivory cross hilt, and original silver-mounted leather scabbard, by Kenning & Son of Manchester and Glasgow, dated 1906-7

A Japanese bone dagger with relief carved decoration, early 20th century, length 37cm

A Syrian (Magdali) Khanjar dagger with inlaid decoration, length 22cm, and another dagger of similar size (2)Good original condition

Philip Pullman: 'The Subtle Knife - His Dark Materials II', London, Scholastic, 1997, 1st edition, original green cloth lettered in gilt and with pictorial dagger in gilt to front coverm dust wrapper

Patricia Wentworth [i.e. Dora Amy Turnbull], collection of 18 Miss Silver series crime novels, all 1st editions, all published London, Hodder & Stoughton, all in original cloth, all in dust wrappers, including 'Eternity Ring', 1950, 'The Case of William Smith', 1950, 'Miss SIlver Comes to Stay', 1951, 'Through the Wall', 1952, 'The Brading Collection', 1952, 'The Ivory Dagger', 1953, 'Anna, Where are You?', 1953, 'The Watersplash', 1953, 'Ladies Bane', 1954, etc, plus US 1st edition of 'Poison in the Pen', J.B. Lippincott, 1955, original cloth, dust wrapper, and 1st Pan paperback edition of 'Grey Mask', 1952, original wraps (20)

A steel jambiya,late 19th century, Omani, with horn hilt and in a white metal mounted scabbard, with embroidered belt,dagger 29cm long,together with another similar,29cm long (2)Collected by a British Officer in Oman, 1974-1985.Condition report: Much wear from repeated use, some of metal has deteriorated and split, some old losses and working repairs.

Antique steel handle with damascened decoration, 90cm long; white metal Eastern sword grip, 17.5cm long; shagreen dagger scabbard (a.f.), 21cm long and a collection of various ivory and bone turned handles and knops. Some a.f.  NB: Bidders are responsible for arranging all documents relating to CITES and must comply with the relevant regulations of their destination country. We will not post outside the UK.

A Persian steel dagger with etched blade and bone handle, 30.5cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Lot contains an element of pre-1947 ivory or other organic material which may be subject to export restrictionsCondition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

A pair of Bow porcelain groups, Bacchanalian putti carousing on goats, on scrolling bases, bearing anchor and dagger red marks 24 cm high; impressed number and lettersSome losses, small leaf chipped (see image), generally fair condition

South-Est Asian Art A 19th century Burmese Dha (or Dah Hmyaung) dagger . . Cm 44,00.

German dagger stamped RZM M7/36 With leather handle & leather scabbard, black swastika on each side of the hilt. Scabbard first blade nicely. Blade length 18 cm Full dagger length 31 cm Scabbard length 20 cm

A good North African dagger in possibly silver mounted sheath and decorated handle.

INDIAN DAGGER 17CMS (LENGTH)

Two divers knifes along with another dagger. Divers knives scabbard stamped Eternal.

A WW2 German Luftwaffe officer?s dagger and scabbard. The blade is stamped Alcoso Solingen and the scabbard also comes with hangers. Features off white celluloid grip, with full wire wrap, large spherical swastika and oakleaf pommel, with eagle and swastika flying eagle aluminium guard. Blade length: 23.5cm, Total length: 38cm. Dent to scabbard.

A 'Eternal' dagger & three pen knives.

Two daggers. An Eastern curved dagger in wooden sheaf & a turkish dagger with metal decoration to sheaf & handle.

A Royal Marines commando style fighting dagger. Blade length: 17.5cm. No markings apart from '2' stamped on handle.

A commando dagger Third Pattern

WILKINSON SWORD CO. LTD., LONDON A GOOD FAIRBAIRN-SYKES 'BLACK & BRIGHT' MKII DAGGER, wartime production with 6 5/8in. brushed bright stiletto blade etched with the Wilkinson Sword trademark in a panel at forte, the reverse etched with a similar panel stating 'THE F-S FIGHTING KNIFE', blued oval straight cross-guard, lightly chequered blacked copper alloy hilt swelling towards the forwards section and fitted with a bun nut pommel, some rubbing to finish on high spots and complete with its leather sleeve scabbard with blacked blunt-nose drag and elastic retainer (elastic perished and torn). This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)

SMF, SOLINGEN A GERMAN WORLD WAR TWO TYPE 2 DRESS-DAGGER FOR THE LUFTWAFFE, circa 1939, with plain stiletto 9 3/4in. blade, finely detailed aluminium crossguard in the form of an eagle with out-stretched drooping wings clutching a swastika in its talons, the reverse pebbled and the top-surfaces carved with oak-leaves, orange-coloured celluloid grip with spiral wire binding and bulbous swastika alloy pommel, complete with its correct pebbled scabbard, twin suspension rings and its bullion portapee knot. This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)