We found 34832 price guide item(s) matching your search

13th-6th century BC. A bronze lion figurine with open jaws and extended tongue, crouching with forepaws extended; slot to the underside, socket between forepaws, ferrous accretion to the rear; possibly a dagger hilt fitting. 68 grams, 50mm (2"). Private collection, London, UK; formerly with Persepolis Gallery, Mayfair, London, UK; in the 1980s. Cf. Legrain, L. Luristan Bronzes in the University Museum, Pennsylvania, 1934, plate XI, item 43. Very fine condition.

2nd millennium BC. A triangular-bladed dagger with rounded shoulders and slight midrib to the blade; the broad hilt is cast with lateral flanges which contained an organic inset grip on both faces; the upper end of the hilt features a broad pelta-shaped flange. 305 grams, 37.5cm (14 3/4"). Ex Miller collection; acquired from Coincraft, London, UK; with certificate of authenticity. Fine condition.

Circa 1000 BC. A large bronze dagger with lozenge-section narrowing blade, transverse guard, grip with flanged edges to accept an organic insert. 313 grams, 41.5cm (16 1/4"). From the collection of a North West London gentleman; acquired in the 1980s. Cf. Khorasani, M.M. Arms and Armour from Iran - The Bronze Age to the End of the Qajar Period, Tübingen, 2006, p.381, Cat.13. Fine condition; blade slightly bent.

13th-6th century BC. A bronze dagger with leaf-shaped blade, round-section hilt and scaphoid pommel; three raised ribs to the grip and four elliptical recesses; midrib to the blade and ovoid raised rib to the guard. 95 grams, 21.5cm (8 1/2"). Property of a retired English University Professor; acquired TimeLine Auctions, 19 June 2013, lot 1037. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

10th century BC. A Bronze Age dirk or dagger with lozenge-section narrow blade, flat-section guard, grip with flanged edges to accept an organic insert. 182 grams, 37cm (14 1/2"). From an old English collection; acquired on the UK art market before 1970. Cf. Khorasani, M.M. Arms and Armour from Iran - The Bronze Age to the End of the Qajar Period, Tuebingen, 2006, p.381, Cat.13. Fine condition.

10th century BC. A Bronze Age dirk or dagger with lozenge-section narrow blade, flat-section guard, grip with flanged edges to accept an organic insert. 173 grams, 34.5cm (13 1/2"). From an old English collection; acquired on the UK art market before 1970. Cf. Khorasani, M.M. Arms and Armour from Iran - The Bronze Age to the End of the Qajar Period, Tuebingen, 2006, p.381, Cat.13. [No Reserve] Fair condition.

8th-6th century BC. A iron dagger or short stabbing sword with spine down centre of blade, heart shaped chappe; grip recessed for organic inlay, pommel formed into curled horn shape. 435 grams, 39cm (15 1/4"). Property of a professional; acquired on the European art market in the 1980s. [No Reserve] Fair condition.

1st-2nd century AD. A cast bronze dagger pommel, the socket hexagonal in section with gryphon-head finial; the ears triangular with median crest and hooked beak. 46 grams, 35mm (1 1/4"). Found Norfolk, UK, acquired before 1980. The gryphon is associated with the goddess Nemesis. The goddess was adopted by the Romans from the Greeks; she was the goddess of vengeance and retribution and was closely associated with the underworld. Images of gryphons appear on gladiatorial equipment as well as that of soldiers in the Roman army, such as the gryphon head on the crest of the famous Crosby Garrett cavalry helmet found in Cumbria in 2010. Fine condition, crack to socket rim.

1st-3rd century AD. A bronze figurine of a thraex gladiator with rounded helmet, short belted tunic or lion cloth, small round shield raised to the left shoulder, palm branch held in the right hand. 8.57 grams, 39mm (1 1/2"). Found Canterbury area, Kent, UK, 1980s. The thraex, meaning Thracian, wore distinctive equipment such as quilted leg wrappings, two high greaves and a brimmed helmet with a tall crescent shaped crest. They carried a small, square shield and a small, curved, almost dagger like sword. Their standard opponent in the games was the Murmillo gladiators. The large flat object held in the right hand of this example would appear to be a victor's palm branch. [No Reserve] Fair condition, cleaned and conserved.

Late 18th-early 19th century AD. A thin leaf of ivory curving from the shape of the original tusk and squared at either end, finely painted with a scene entitled, in Hebrew, 'Akeda Yitzchak' (The Binding of Isaac) showing Abraham in a rocky and wooded landscape, throwing away a dagger and standing before an altar on which his son Isaac kneels, with hands tied behind his back; above both figures is an angel who points to a goat at the bottom lower right of the scene; next to the goat is a red coloured garment and a pot with flames coming out of the top; to the bottom of the scene is the Hebrew inscription ?????????, ???-????????? ?????? ???-????????, ?????-??????? ???, ???????? from Genesis 22.12 (Lay not thy hand upon the boy, neither do thou any thing unto him); an artist signature 'Karbasi' is below; of Middle Eastern workmanship. 55 grams, 29cm (11 1/2"). Property of an American collector; acquired Europe 1970s-1990s. Very fine condition. Rare.

A Tibetan cast bronze phurba ritual dagger. L.62cm

DRAGON DAGGER - with coloured blade, comes with a display stand. Measures 15" overall with 9.5" blade. This is a display ornament. Not a toy.

Indo Persian style dagger, with silver inlaid detailing, rams head handle, 34cm.

Far Eastern dagger with a white metal grip and a white metal leather mounted scabbard

Afghan dagger with a bone and inlaid wooden grip and a leather scabbard

Small Middle Eastern ivory and steel dagger with yellow metal mounts

A Persian style dagger with a curved blade, the handle and scabbard decorated with foliage, L. 21cm.

A kirpan dagger, with an embroidered scabbard

A 19th Century Indian small sword with 46cm curved blade together with an Indian bone handled dagger

A GERMAN THIRD REICH MODEL 1933 SA DAGGER RZM M 7/2, the 22cm blade engraved 'Alles fur Deutschland', the crossguard without 'Gruppe' mark, the wooden grip with inset 'SA' button, aluminium eagle and nickel silver mounts, in its painted steel scabbard with nickel silver mounts, overall 37.5cm long.

Two Furga (Italy) Sandokan action figures, c.1970's: Sandokan in black trousers and red tunic with dagger; Yanez in tan trousers, striped shirt, holster belt with gun, straw hat. Appear VG, with G-VG original backing card.

An Arab curved dagger with horn handle and decorative belt

An early 20th Century North African dagger engraved blade in leather and skin covered scabbard, length 30cm

A 19th Century Caucasus region Kindjal dagger, the pointed steel blade with three central fullers, white metal sheath with embossed foliate decoration to the front, the reverse with niello work scrolls, ridged beaded bands and integral belt hook, conforming decoration to handle with two niello work bosses, blade length 31.5cm, total length 44.5cm, S/D

An Indian Sikh curved dagger

A Second World War German V2-24 Bayonet with metal scabbard and leather belt clip, reportedly taken from a German soldier by Raymond Foote of the Second Ox and Bucks Airborne Regiment after landing at Pegasus Bridge, together with an English dagger within leather scabbard

A WWII German dagger having brass hilt with eagle the ebonised handle with bronzed German ensignia

* An Iraq broad bladed dagger and a pointed sword, with letter from The School of Oriental & African Studies 1963 suggesting that the dagger dated from 2700-2400 BC and the pointed sword from 1000-6000 BC. Each length 26 cm (see illustration).

A Jambiya dagger, Kukri knife, hunting knife and small stag horn handled knife.

A Caucasian qama or kindjal dagger, 10cm pointed double edged blade, two-piece horn grip, 21.5cm long overall

A Maasai sword or dagger, 43cm tapered double-edged blade, hide grip and scabbard, 59cm long, Kenya, late 19th/early 20th century; an African dagger, 19cm curved single-edged blade, plain tapered wooden grip, 39cm long (2)

A Sudanese Hadendoa dagger, 22cm curved blade, curved X-shaped hardwood handle, red hide scabbard, 31cm long overall, early 20th century

An Indian khanjar dagger, 32.5cm serpentine double-edged blade chased with stylised leafy stems, two-piece horn grip, 45cm long overall

An Indian khanjar dagger, curved fullered blade, 27cm curved fullered blade, two-piece jade coloured grip, steel mounted leather scabbard, 45cm long overall

An Indian/Persian pesh kabz dagger, 18cm single edged pointed blade with broad spine, two-piece horn and bone grip, steel spike to pommel, 29.5cm long overall

A Maasai short sword or dagger, 37cm double-edged blade, hide grip and scabbard, 54cm long overall, Kenya, early 20th century

Polish Air Force Officers Dress Dagger, being the 1952 pattern example with silver plated fittings. Red and white enamel diamond insignia of the Polish air force to the top of the dagger scabbard. Press button on the reverse of the handle. Plain polished blade which is numbered 20957. Small chip to the handle and scuff to the leather scabbard. Accompanied by a reproduction 1937 pattern Polish Air Force officers dagger. (2 items) 

Scarce Late WW2 SAS (Special Air Service) Beret Badge being embroidered winged dagger with three part scroll having embroidered WHO DARES WINS motto. Typical late WW2 period example. 

German Army Officers Dress Dagger, complete with its original bullion dress knot and velvet backed hanging straps. Dagger has orange handle with one chip to the bottom part. Polished eagle cross guard and top pommel. Complete with the original scabbard. Blade is an unmaker marked example. Generally good condition.

SS Officers Chained Dress Dagger with black ebony handle having eagle and rune badges inserted. Black painted scabbard with nickel mounts. Hanging chains with SS runes and skulls, reverse having SS rune mark. Plain un-maker marked blade with motto Meine Ehre Heist Treue. The dagger shows evidence of restoration to the handle, scabbard and chains. Viewing strongly recommended.

Third Reich Sword and Dagger Manufacturer F W Holler Solingen Salesman Catalogue, 1941 dated catalogue shows various swords and daggers they produced. Most of the illustrations are black and white but some are in colour. Catalogue remains in very good overall condition.

Third Reich Dagger Accoutrements and Belt Manufacturer Roder &Cie Solingen Salesman Catalogue, having illustrations of the various dagger accoutrements and belts that they produced for armed forces and civilian organisations of the Third Reich such as the Labour Corps (RAD) and Police etc. Front cover has remains of an ink stamp from a Vienna salesman. Good overall condition.

Third Reich SA Dress Dagger complete with the original brown handle having eagle and SA devices. Complete with the original scabbard which has sadly lost all of its original paint finish. Attached to the scabbard is the original short leather hanging strap. Interestingly the blade has been put into the dagger the wrong way round. Blade has clear motto Alles Fur Deutschland and makers mark for Max Weyersberg Solingen. Some staining to the blade. The exterior fittings do show some Verdigris.

Luftwaffe 1st Pattern Dress Dagger being a early nickel silver example with blue leather covered handle and scabbard. Some plating lifting to the fittings. The blade unusually does not have any makers mark. Full length chains with original DRGM marked clip. Some scuffing to the leather work but generally good condition.

Late War Kriegsmarine Officers Dress Dagger by Alcoso, the dagger is complete with its original orange handle. The fittings are of poor quality which is typical of late war Alcoso daggers. Plain blade with Alcoso makers trade mark to the base. Dagger is complete with single hanging strap which is missing lion head fitting.

Third Reich NSKK Dress Dagger by Anton Wingen Jr Solingen, the dagger is complete with its original black scabbard. Grip with eagle and early copper based SA device. Fittings have lost some of the plating. Blade has the motto Alles fur Deutschland and makers mark to the base of the reverse side of the blade. Exterior of the dagger has been well polished.

Third Reich NSFK Dress Dagger being an example with the later aluminium fittings. Blue leather covering to the handle and scabbard. Some scuffing to the blue leather covering. Fittings also show some wear and nicks. Blade has F & A HELBIG makers mark. Blade has some staining but generally good condition. Top pommel is loose as is the bottom scabbard chape.

A picnic basket containing a cased carving set with horn handles, three glass paperweights, a small box inlaid with bone, a George III silver spoon, a brass inkwell, a small dagger, some collectors spoons etc.

Three Siam white metal snake bracelets and a white metal multi bangle and a hallmarked silver bangle, and a silver dagger pendant with sheath on a silver chain, approx weight 8.7ozt.

A fine Bow figure of a woman standing beside a sheep, c.1755, modelled holding fruit in her apron, on a pierced scroll moulded base, dagger mark in underglaze blue and anchor dagger mark in red, 18cm

A collection of Papua New Guinea beadwork items, together with two combs, a boar's tusk pendant and a bone dagger

A reproduction dagger. L36cm

An Admiralty Island dagger, with an obsidian blade and a resin handle, decorated bird motifs and polychrome, 26.5cm long. Provenance Dr James Spillius, London.

A Chinese bow, with remains of painted decoration to the handle and cloth, 61.5cm long, a root pipe, a Tibetan carved wood bust, a carved horn spoon with an animal head terminal, on a stand and a Tibetan carved wood dagger. (6)

A Vanuatu dagger, Melanesia, carved a stepped tip and barbs, with flattened knops and a faceted handle, 85.5cm long, in a stand. (2)

A Maori ornamental hoes, carved tiki masks with inlaid shell, 77.5cm long, a Massim carved wood ornamental dagger, 71cm long and the wood shaft of an Aboriginal spear thrower, with collection number M1.2517 - SM, 79.5cm long. (3)

An Oceanic model canoe, the dug-out body with woven reed decking, 112cm long, a Papua New Guinea carved crocodile, pigment decoration, 85.5cm long, a Papua New Guinea mythical bird and crocodile handle, 54cm long, a wood fish hook, 22.5cm high, a carved dagger with fish, 40.5cm long, a net shuttle, 36cm long and a wood spear tip, 17cm long. (7) Provenance Dr James Spillius, London.

An early 20th century native dagger in snakeskin and leather sheath.

A small group of objets d'art, including a Tartanware egg shaped box, a Middle Eastern ivory and gold kris dagger, a jet locket, AF, two sets of miniature dominoes, six dress studs, a garnet set piece of jewellery, a pair of opera glasses, a miniature pack of playing cards and iron (15)

9ct gold foliate engraved dagger brooch set with sapphires together with pair of yellow metal mounted tooth earrings (2)