This sword is of high quality. It can be dated to the first quarter of the 16th century, around 1520, it is probably Germanic (or from Northern Italy). For comparison, consult the catalog of the Herma[...]
This is a large left-hand dagger, called "sail dagger" because of the hand protection that is shaped like a Latin sail. It is Spanish and dates from the 17th century.
The size of this dagger is impre[...]
This dagger comes from Italy (or Spain) and can be dated to the beginning of the 17th century. It can be classified as a "left hand" dagger because of the guard ring, although the blade also suggests [...]
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[...]
Exceptional halberd iron Viollet le Duc period 19th century. Height 1.13 m. Good general condition.
- This item is for immediate purchase, payable by Paypal, we also accept bank transfer or French [...]
Late 16th or early 17th century
EXCEPTIONAL CARVED WOOD JALET CROSSBOW (fruit wood, maybe cherry?)
ITALY (Lombardy?) around 1600
The jalet crossbow or so-called "bullet" projected not arrows b[...]
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 [...]
It is a esponton, that is to say a polearm carried by low-ranking officers or non-commissioned officers under the Ancien Régime (old monarchy), but here we are before the first regulatory models of th[...]
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[...]
This is an impressive spearhead with its unusual dimensions. It is a little difficult to date, because if the double-edged section with two faces separated by a central ridge on one side and a flat fa[...]
This spearhead is very curious by the shape of its blade.
THE BLADE is made up of 4 steel edges arranged in a cross. They join to form the point, which is a very strong square section, intended to pi[...]
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[...]
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 is a large stiletto, larger than average in size.
The handle and blade are solid, and the hilt is heavy to give force to the blow: we feel that we are in the presence of a weapon and not a simpl[...]
This weapon is a "Storta", which is a short saber of Italian origin from the Renaissance era, deriving from the medieval falchion of the first half of the 14th century, with which it is sometimes conf[...]
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[...]
A beautifully designed sword hanging hook. The acorn at the top like the fruit of the oak; for this reason, she was considered a symbol of latent strength. The belt would have passed through the folde[...]
War hammers are rare on the market, and their price is always relatively high. This can be dated to the end of the 16th or the first half of the 17th century. These weapons, often unknown to the gener[...]
It is a so-called "pillow" rapier which, strictly speaking, was placed at the bedside to allow its owner to have a weapon on hand in the event of a nocturnal attack. In a broader sense, the so-called [...]
This dagger is typically the kind of model that one looks for in vain for a long time to complete a collection. This is an opening left hand dagger, with 3 blades, dating from the 17th century. The ad[...]
It is a 16th century style war ax, but made in the 19th century. The work is, however, pleasant, and the object remains pleasant, at a modest price.
The head of the axe: it is decorated with fine ara[...]
This fine left hand ring dagger has a very unusual shaped hilt. It can be dated to the first half of the 17th century, or even the last quarter of the 16th century. it is probably Italian .
BLADE: A[...]
Old pencil case dagger, 18th century work.
The spindle or handle is made of bone.
The silver ferrule is decorated with plants.
The steel quillon ends with a tassel.
The cover of the scabbard as we[...]
This is a quality halberd point. The model is called "birds" or "parrots", "ibises", or even "hawks" depending on the authors.
The dating of this type of halberd is generally from the second half of [...]
This rapier is typical of military rapiers from the very beginning of the 17th century. The blade is probably older, since it is comparable in shape to that of a rapier of Charles V dating from 1550-[...]
Strong cavalry sword with Walloon type mount, probably from Central Europe, from the 17th - 18th century. Brass frame with pommel in the shape of a lion's head with short mane. Guard with 2 branches w[...]
Beautiful and unique bronze Renaissance piece with the addition of an iron ring with hook in a later period and thus converted into a counterweight for Roman scales (hand scales).
Height: 6 cm
This weapon is of an easily recognizable model, it is an Italian 17th century stiletto. A more detailed analysis raises questions, since its material, instead of being steel, is silvered bronze, which[...]
Sapper's tool intended to dig and undermine a wall to make it collapse. Made up of a flat part on one side in the shape of a shield and the other side reinforced by a median edge, all very thick and v[...]
Petite hache de guerre , fer forgé à un côté tranchant et l'autre en marteau assomoir
joli manche en bois fruitier postérieur .
Elle a été collectée en Normandie et correspond aux types d'armes qu[...]
This is a beautiful, elegant ring dagger dating from the second half of the 17th century. His style already foreshadows the shapes that would be fashionable at the beginning of the 18th century. It mo[...]
SPANISH IRON SWORD called bivalve, 18th century. 25880AJC. Iron sword called bivalve. Asymmetrical shell with molded edge larger on the guard side than the counter-guard. Straight cylindrical quillons[...]
It is a Swedish cavalry sword dating from the last third of the 17th century. The identification is clear since the blade is engraved with the inscription "Vivat Carollus undecimus Rex Et Dominus meus[...]
RAPIER with branches in 16th/17th century style, called "SKELETON", in wrought iron. Guard with complications of multiple branches with acorn-shaped pommel. Metal rocket. Long straight blade with doub[...]
Although Walloons from the end of the 17th century and the beginning of the 18th century are encountered from time to time, earlier cavalry swords are much rarer. This weapon is a dragon sword, which [...]
German hunting dagger guard in bronze richly decorated with a lion hunting scene, topped with the crown of the Holy Roman Empire, and on the lower part a Diana the huntress. Very fine ornamentation wi[...]
The typology of this sword poses no problem: It is a Katzbalger, Lansquenet's short sword.
The shape of its handle, which differs from the models considered typical, is a rather reassuring thing, as [...]
Authentique fer de hache de guerre de type Danois /viking , proche également de la francisque des francs .
Fer forgé lourd , tranchant concave , extrémitées asymétrique , douille de fixation légèrem[...]
This rapier is mounted in an austere manner, reflecting the taste of its owner. It is simple but nothing is missing, the blade is solid, the bowl is made of thick metal, the quillons are robust and th[...]
War hammers, are rare on the market, and their price is always relatively high. This one can be dated to the end of the 16th century, or the first half of the 17th century.
These weapons, often unkno[...]
This sword is of a model very rarely encountered, including in a 19th century manufacture.
The illustrations of the battles of the 16th century, and the famous "Triumph of Maximilian" show this kind [...]
IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, DIFFICULT TO DATE, RARE PIECE AS IS, FROM CARCASSONNE APPROXIMATELY CITE LENGTH 32 CM, VERY NICE PATINA FREE DELIVERY, FOR FRANCE, BY RECOMMENDED COLISSIMO WITH PERSONAL COLLEC[...]
Left hand dagger called "A VOILE", 17th century Spain style, early 19th century period. Blade with flat back and groove 42 cm in length and against cutting edge 15 cm in point. Large ricasso on the he[...]
Swiss sabers are rare on the market. Often, those which one meets are unfortunately incomplete, and in rather poor state.
This one is complete, with the original guard shell and grip wire binding. Ev[...]
This helmet is impressive. It is a model of Chevau-légers from the time of Louis XIII.
This piece is not an original, but a manufacture from the end of the 19th century (or even from the 20th century[...]
Steel spearhead, mounted on gilded bronze incised on one side with a large animal, certainly a bear, overthrowing a mosque in flames (the overturned building is surmounted by a crescent). The other si[...]
HACHE
Eastern Europe, 15th - 16th century
Wrought iron, wood, silver and brass
Length : 55,5 ; L. : 13,5 cm
(old missing)
The axe iron can be dated to the 15th or 16th century and its style d[...]
It is a sword commonly called "pillow sword", which in the strict sense was placed at the bedside to be able to protect oneself in the event of a night attack.
In a more general sense, it was a short[...]
It is a dagger of the family of "left hands" commonly called "dagger of mercy" because of its long and tapered blade, which allowed to pass between the protected parts of the opponent's body, to infli[...]
Proantic uses a cookie to analyze traffic and improve its service by using Google Analytics. Data sent to Google Analytics (frequency of visits to the site and pages visited) are anonymous. No other cookie tracks your activity, your personal data is not collected. Thank you for helping us to have better understanding how Proantic is used.
Le Magazine de PROANTIC
TRÉSORS Magazine
Rivista Artiquariato