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Lot 147
An Islamic Ottoman Yemenite Jambiya dagger / Khanjar with a metal mounted horn handle in a leather covered wooden scabbard. Overall length dagger: 32cm. The blade: 21cm of good quality, double edge with central rib. The grip is probably rhino horn decorated with steel nails and brass coins, mounted with silver collar. In-house packing & shipping in the EU at €47.
Lot 1010
Italian Naval Officer's dress sword, 61cm blade etched with military trophies, brass half basket guard with crowned anchor in cartouche, lion's head pommel and wire bound grip, leather scabbard with ornate brass mounts Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 334
Late 19th-early 20th century AD. A narrow single-edged blade with curved tip, engraved ram's head to one face and to the other a ram's head attacked by a lion cub; hollow-formed repoussé silver hilt with scrolled guard and curved beast-head pommel with a fish in the mouth, scales to the neck, panel with advancing beast to one face, lion pouncing on an ibex to the other; scabbard with scene of a fight between two felines to one face, feline pouncing on a fleeing ram and hare to the other face. 196 grams, 29cm (11 1/4"). Private collection, London, UK; formerly with Persepolis Gallery, Mayfair, London, UK in the 1980s. Fine condition.
Lot 24
20th century AD. A mandau sword used by the Orang Ulu of East Borneo comprising a thick D-section single-edged blade with brass inlaid patterns to one face, copper-bound bone grip with notch detailing, plumes of hair; wooden scabbard with coloured cord and hide binding; with the accompanying langei puai knife, a short iron blade set in a long wooden grip, with hide scabbard, bead dangles and hair plumes. 1.1 kg, 54-78cm excluding plumes (21 1/4 - 30 3/4"). Ex Buddle collection; acquired 1990s. [No Reserve, 2] Fine condition.
Lot 349
A SCOTTISH DIRK with a carved wood handle, white metal mounts and leather scabbard, by Andrew Orrock, apprentice cutler in the incorporation of Hammermen in the conglomerate of Edinburgh in 1722, admitted a Freeman in 1733. The blade impressed 'Orrock', mid 18th century, 18", and one other matching Dirk, probably a late 19th century copy of the earlier example.
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