This "weapon" is rare, since it is a Kabyle ritual knife intended for circumcision. The decoration leaves no doubt about its origin, it is the type of handle with chiseled brass decoration that is fou[...]
Djembiya, Yemeni dagger, Curved dagger with horn handle, chiseled and filigree silver ornamentation, Original belt, As is, wear and tear visible in the photos, Missing, Beautiful old object, to be res[...]
Beautiful and large Ottoman dagger with sculpted rock crystal handle in the shape of a lion. Accidents visible in the photos but no missing parts. The original blade is made of iron and needs cleaning[...]
Originaire d' Ethiopie et plus précisément de la tribu des Amhara un bel exemplaire de bouclier datant de la fin du XIXe ou du tout début du XXe siècle;en bon état de conservation.
Beautiful construction and condition original Japanese Samurai tanto constructed from steel and inlaid with 24K gold. Very clean blade with no signature. Hozon papers for the blade and the shirasaya.
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Folding knife with curved blade, fixed part covered with a brass sheet. Brass bolster, bone plates. Black horn pommel. Early 20th century. Good general condition. Length 35 cm. Blade 15 cm.
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Kandjar dagger, gold damascene with scabbard
Persia 19th century
Steel, iron, gold damascene
Total length: 51.5cm - Blade length: 32cm
Curved, double-edged steel blade with median edge, with gol[...]
Flissa
Algeria
19th century
Steel, brass, leather, wood
Total length: 94.5 cm; Blade length: 83 cm
Single-edged blade engraved with geometric motifs and inlaid with brass parts; back of blade d[...]
Long saber with curved blade and double edge from the end of the 18th century, beginning of the 19th century Ottoman.
Chiseled handle with its two curved quillons.
Mark on the top of the blade repre[...]
This circular shield is called a Dhal in India. The Western term is "rondache" (round shield) It is entirely made of steel, the decorations are not acid-etched, but are chiseled into the mass of the m[...]
Berber oriental dagger circa 1880 in wood and brass. The handle is decorated with silver wire inlay. The brass scabbard is decorated with engraved patterns. Length 30cm
Traditional Jambiya knife (Yemen) horn handle, metal sheath (silver?) embroidered fabric belt. Steel blade (traces of rust) Jambiya length 33cm, with sheath 39.5cm, belt length 93cm, belt width 9cm. C[...]
Ottoman ceremonial dagger circa 1860. The blade and scabbard are slightly curved. The copper scabbard is decorated with silver wire and an acre plaque. The handle ends in the shape of birds and is als[...]
This is a khandjar, which comes from Persia and dates from the very beginning of the 19th century, or even the end of the 18th century. This is a real weapon, and not a "panoply" weapon like the secon[...]
A fine and rather rare, late 19 century Omani khanjar dagger. It has a curved and dubble edged blade with a raised central rib, forged from good steel. The hilt shows the classical “I” shape design an[...]
Romantic dagger with a rocket representing an Egyptian divinity, late 19th century. A similar dagger was sold in the catalog of the Manufacture d'armes et cycle de St-Etienne named Cleopatra, late 19t[...]
Stirrups of this type are usually described as from Moroccan origin, which is correct, but incomplete since this form is found throughout North Africa and part of the Middle East, so in fact in what w[...]
This large Khyber cutlass is also called "Salawar Yatagan". It is a traditional Afghan weapon, originating from the Khyber Pass, this pass which has been the junction between India and Afghanistan for[...]
Persia - Caucasus, "SHAMCHIR", late 18th century. Buffalo horn handle mount with two rivets, the brass eyelets missing. Straight cruise with short diamond-shaped lugs and straight quillon ending in a [...]
This beautiful weapon is a Qaddara, which is a kind of very long Kindjall. This type of weapon is of course found in the Caucasus, but I think that this specific model is Persian, which is not surpris[...]
This ax is a Persian “Tabarzin” or “saddle axe”. Unlike many examples dating from the second half of the 19th century, which are very light and often a little crudely decorated, it is a real weapon, w[...]
Incredible size and condition Luristan bronze dagger. Total length is 40,5cm. Very big round grip shape. No big damage. Blade in full size. Period: 1100 BC to 900 BC. – Iron Age I.
This large dagger from the "Pesh-Kabz" family is also called a "para-i-tutti" because of its double-curved blade. It is larger than the classical pesh-kabz. It originates from Afghanistan and dates fr[...]
This Khandjar is a curved dagger typical of Persia. It dates from the beginning of the Qajar period, therefore from the first half of the 19th century. BLADE: It has a diamond-shaped section, with two[...]
This saber is to be classified in the "FIRANGI", that is to say the sabers of India mounted from a European blade. This is a so-called “KHANDA” mount typical of the state of Maha Rashtra (Bombay regio[...]
This Ottoman bichaq is a 19th century manufacture. Its two particularities are its Tombac mount, partly enameled, and the blade deeply engraved with votive inscriptions.
BLADE: It has a single edge a[...]
OTTOMAN Empire, SHAMSHIR saber, 19th century. Restored French-style wooden frame with steel guard with straight quillon and lozenge-shaped lugs ending in tassel ends. Curved blade with stains, with 1 [...]
'jambya/janbiya' Dagger In Sterling Silver With Horn Handle - Yemen - Late 19th, Early 20th An old type of solid quality, no late reproductions for decoration.
This sword from India is to be classified in the category of "Firangi", that is to say sabers or swords from the Indian continent assembled from imported European blades, mainly in the 17th and 18th c[...]
The “Kindjal” or “Khandjali” is a type of double-edged dagger found mainly in the Caucasus regions and Central Asia. The “Kindjal” is, depending on its origin, often decorated with precious metals suc[...]
It is an enormous votive koummya, worked in the style of the city of Fes.
This type of object is certainly initially a weapon, but its proportions are incommensurate with the classic koummyas worn in[...]
In the Pattani region of southern Thailand and the border region with Kelantan in northern Malaysia, we find a very unique type of keris handle called "Tajong" or "Pekaka". These types of keris are mo[...]
A beautiful “Khanjar” dagger from the Ottoman Empire, today Türkiye. “Khanjar” originated in Persia and has been observed in Central and South Asia, generally spreading from Turkey to India. The "Khan[...]
The katar is for Westerners, the most typical dagger of India, and it is true that its handle with such a particular shape is only found in this country. This one comes from the North West of India, i[...]
This khandjar is very comparable to the one already on the site at number 1253209.
The good news is that as it cost me less, the price will be more modest. the description is comparable:
It is a fi[...]
Highly detailed and beautifully handcrafted Japanese tanto from the late Edo period. Tiger and bamboo decorations. Beautiful, freshly polished, handmade blade. Total length: 38 cm
Rare dagger in silver niello steel, the scabbard and handle are in silver niello iron (wear and traces of corrosion). Ottoman Empire or Iran late 19th or early 20th. Jambiya type. Object in its "juice[...]
This khandjar is a fine example of daggers from the Syria Lebanon area. It dates from the 19th century. It is in good condition, with all of the handle inlays present. For some authors, it would be ty[...]
PERSIA-IRAN Qâjar, head puzzle, ceremonial stick with the head of a horned devil decorated with carving, 19th century. Similar example exhibited at the museum in ARAK, capital of the province of MARKA[...]
Dagger with curved blade. Berber work known as Koumiya. The handle in Mahogany, the scabbard in chiseled and embossed silver decorated with foliage. The steel blade enhanced with a Joan of Arc and a f[...]
Oriental saber of the "SHAMSHIR" type with a blade from the "SOLINGEN" factory signed by WILAUBRER, 19th century. Undrilled wooden stock type handle, restored. Blade from the SOLINGEN factory with WIL[...]
Tabarzin axe, in steel and damascened iron, Qâjar Iran, 19th century Crescent-shaped steel iron with damascened contours, decorated on both sides with flowers and birds, Long iron handle alternating e[...]
This set of 3 daggers is typical of Sudan. It dates from the time of the Mahdist rebellion, in the last quarter of the 19th century.
It consists of 3 daggers = 2 curved khandjars and a straight doubl[...]
Very beautiful and interesting Indian dagger. Niello steel and silver, Floral decoration, horn marquetry handle, Finished with a bird's head. Niello steel blade with a cartridge and inscription on the[...]
This saber is typically Moroccan. The local name is "Nimcha" or "Nemcha". It dates from the 19th century. Like almost all sabers from this country, the blade is of Western origin.
The handle inlaid w[...]
Jambiya dagger
Yemen or Saudi Arabia, 20th century
Steel, silver, velvet and fabric.
Total height: 30cm - Width: 16cm
Curved, double-edged blade with central edge. Wooden handle, entirely covere[...]
Jambiya dagger
Yemen or Saudi Arabia, 20th century
Steel, silver, pearl, leather.
Total height: 33.5cm - Width: 17cm
Curved, double-edged blade with central edge. Wooden handle, entirely covered[...]
Yatagan-type Ottoman saber with its scabbard, 19th century period. Horn rocket with wrought brass trim. Yatagan blade with 1 edge and flat back, bearing an identified punch on one side, small lack in [...]
A fine Moroccan Koumaya dagger, circa 1900, of a good quality, 23 cm blade, brass handle and scabbard with finely engraved silver front cover and enameled and nielloed collar and scabbard mouth. Big d[...]
Indo-Persian Empire - Early 19th century - Forged steel spearhead with small median stop and two cutting edges. It is engraved on both sides with Indo-Persian motifs, depicting a water dragon, fish an[...]
Large Berber peak stiletto dagger from the beginning of the 20th century. Brass pick blade with chiseled start of geometric pattern, brass scabbard, horn handle. Good general condition, with traces of[...]
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