This bombardier's dagger is quite exceptional, due to its unusual size and especially its attribution to the Tercio Viejo de Zamora. The Spanish tercios were renowned in the 16th and 17th centuries as[...]
Antique, historical, and of noble origin, this impressive powder flask for a Spanish arquebusier from the 16th century, circa 1580, is a true gem of European military history. Originating from Spain a[...]
This dagger is a model designed for war, simple and solid. This weapon can be dated to the end of the 15th century. Or perhaps to the very beginning of the 16th, when the use of this type of weapon fe[...]
17th Century, large stiletto (40 cm) called "misericorde" in wrought iron and steel. The fully forged fuse has slightly domed sides, olive pommel, guard with two curved quillons, ending in a heart wit[...]
North Italian sallet helmet in the style of the 15th century. Historicist manufacture.
made of heavy hammered iron. Nice line for a copy. In patina. Nice decorative replacement for a very expensive [...]
Templar Pot Helmet in wrought iron. The structure is composed of five folded and beaten iron plates, reinforced internally in the upper part by two other plates subjected and joined by internal rivets[...]
Renaissance dagger (knife dagger) - Excavated piece, 17th centuryThe steel has suffered from time and is corroded. The corrosion has stabilized and the whole remains solid. The filigree on the wooden [...]
This war axe is entirely made of metal, it is in the 16th-17th century style, but made in the 19th century The head of the axe is richly decorated: On one side a lion standing on its hind legs holding[...]
Ring dagger, called left hand, LOUIS XIII° - LOUIS XIV° - XVII° period, origin ITALY or SPAIN. Iron mount with fluted olive pommel and rivet button. Filigree steel wire fuse. Guard with curved quillon[...]
This large left-hand dagger probably originates from Northern Italy (or France). Based on the geometry of its guard and handle, it can be dated to the 1580s. The handle mount is unusual, since instead[...]
a beautiful Italian Renaissance style rapier sword. Pommel in gilded bronze with cross on the sides riveted by a hammered closing nail. Guard in gilded bronze "S" decorated with trophies of weapons an[...]
Strong double-edged fuller with a long, narrow fuller on both sides. A small corrosion hole at the lower end of the fuller. A circular cross inlaid in brass on one side.Widely projecting, straight, sq[...]
Very beautiful helmet cheek, RENAISSANCE period, in the style of the Négroli brothers. Please contact me by phone, use email for people who do not speak French.
This left hand ring dagger can be dated to the first half of
the 17th century, or the last quarter of the 16th century. it is probably
from South Italia, altough a spanish origin is also possible. [...]
Venetian sword of the Doge's Guard of Venice, mid-15th century. Very beautiful sword with its fossilized wood hilt. Schiavonesca model pommel with an opening in its center that likely contains relics.[...]
VERY RARE DAGGER KNOWN AS "CINQUEDEA" Italy late 15th early 16th century. Triangular blade, double-edged, iron blade, grooved in the middle, the central part with double fulling, an oval punch on a gi[...]
Very beautiful and rare French seal matrix in perfect condition with the name of the lord and his coat of arms; County of Hainaut, House of Burgundy (Burgundian State) Grip or (grip appendage) without[...]
Beautiful and very decorative medieval knight's armor in wrought iron from the late 19th century. In good condition, complete, to be cleaned. Total dimensions: H 190 cm Dimensions of blackened wooden [...]
This stiletto is typically Italian, and can be dated to the 17th century. This type of weapon was used to inflict narrow and deep wounds, very difficult to treat at the time. The section of this blade[...]
First half of the 17th century – England This wrought iron pin spur is characteristic of 17th century cavalry. Its aggressive design, with a long, sharp shaft, is indicative of military use, allowing [...]
Spain, Toledo, 17th century taza rapier. Iron mount with filigree reverse chevron fuse and thin band with baguettes. Faceted olive pommel and prominent rivet button. Symmetrical straight quillon endin[...]
This espontoon is in the 16th century style, but its manufacture dates from the 19th century. Unlike many 19th century productions, it is not made of cast iron but of forged steel, with a thin socket [...]
Sword from the 16th - 17th century with a guard with two large rings and a thumb. Iron knuckle with worked trunnions and pommel with rivet button. Straight flat blade with 2 edges with a central fulle[...]
Large and rare crossbow with a block called a "windlass". Straight arbor with a small shoe in fruitwood, bone table decorated with lines and adorned with coats of arms in succession. Strong bow and st[...]
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION FROM THE 16TH CENTURY, THESE POLE WEAPONS WERE FORMIDABLE, THEY ENDED AT THE END OF THE 16TH CENTURY, THIS MODEL WITH THE LANTERN IS NOT COMMON, VERY BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS. LENGT[...]
This is a very particular type of sword that we call a "estoc" (or tuck). The weapon is intended, as its name indicates, to give mainly point blows.
All the characteristics of this one allow us (acco[...]
Rapier in Taza, SPAIN, 17th - 18th century. Iron frame in the shape of a shell with one branch. Wooden fuse and pommel in urn with sides and rivet button. Straight quillon. Strong straight blade with [...]
This esponton point, which is in fact an artillery match holder, looks great, with its considerable size, clearly larger than the match holders used by infantry non-commissioned officers in order to k[...]
Gilded bronze medal representing on one side Saint John the Baptist with the inscription S IOAN . BAPTIST and on the other the holy house of Nazareth carried by two angels SAN. CASA ROMA. This type of[...]
This enormous sabre is outside any norm. It is clearly an oversized version (121 cm) of a Hungarian-Polish Szabla, of the type worn by Stefan Batory's relatives, in the 2nd half of the 16th century. T[...]
Very beautiful and important bronze medal representing Henri IV king of France signed by G DUPRÉ and dated 1606 high quality of chiseling beautiful patina cast from the 17th century
Decoration of the Order of the Holy Cross. Bronze cross with gold leaf, jointed to be sewn on the cloak. Object of great charm and rarity. The four arms of the cross show four small flower crosses, a[...]
Spectacular medieval closed helmet, composed of a bearded helmet from the first half of the fifteenth century of Milanese origin and a healthy visor and chin guard added in the late fifteenth century.[...]
An engraved stag antler powder flask with iron mounts.
Probably German, late 16th century.
Measures 26 x 15cm.
The front is intricately engraved with scenes of boar and stag hunting set in l[...]
This duelling rapier is very unusual. It is a so-called "flamberge" rapier of Toledo origin, which dates from the early years of the 17th century. The blade bears the prestigious signature of Francisc[...]
Exceptional halberd iron Viollet le Duc period 19th century. Height 1.13 m. Good general condition.
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Templar amulet with the Cross Patent engraved and the inscription 'ETIOT'. A transverse hole allowed the object to be hung around the neck as an amulet.Interesting esoteric symbolism on carnelian. XI[...]
Exceptional Ring - Seal of Knight Templar in silver with the Templar symbol of the two Knights on a Horse. Around the motto 'SIGILLUM MILITUM XPISTI'. (SEAL OF THE KNIGHTS OF CHRIST).
This very rare[...]
A unique antique bronze sword or hilt pommel with 4 carved images: 2 grotesques, one of a woman and a cherub and one yet to be defined (it looks like two people are involved). An addition in the form [...]
This weapon is a "Falchion" or "Fauchon" in the 14th-15th century style but made in the 19th century. The shape of the blade corresponds to type 3C of the Elmslie typology. This blade shape was found [...]
Iron sword with reversed trefoil quillon and large guard ring of the 17th century type, more probably made around the 19th century. Primitive rapier model sword with reversed guard ring and crossguard[...]
Left-hand dagger in the 17th century, produced in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Triangular blade with hollow sides and a median edge. Iron mount with an inverted conical and fluted pommel wi[...]
This sword is impressive. It is a weapon such as some landsknechts carried. It is said to be of the "one and a half hand" type, that is to say with a blade length halfway between the short sword calle[...]
Decorative part of a horse bit from the 17th century, gilded bronze. An archaeological find for sale with a 17th century Delft tile. Diameter: 7.5 cm. Height: 3.2 cm.
This left-hand dagger is called "sail" because of the triangular part protecting the hand, which is similar to the sail of a ship.
The style is very clearly 17th century, but the patterns used for th[...]
This sword can be classified as war rapier, or cavalry sword, depending on the authors. It is fromGermanic manufacture, and dates from the first quarter of the 17th century.
BLADE: It has a lenticul[...]
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