Italian Stiletto 17th Or 19th

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 has the appearance of patinated steel. The quality of execution and the elegant shape of the object suggest it dates from the end of the 17th century, and the use of bronze as a base material could correspond to an object worn by a naval officer.
As always, I guarantee the object as being at least from the 19th century, but with a good probability of being made in the 17th century.
BLADE: It is very pointed in shape, with a general square section with 4 hollow sides.
Length of the blade = 21.4 cm, width and thickness near the guard = 1.2 cm
GUARD: it has the typical shape of Italian stiletto guards from the 17th century, with a rectangular center, and two short olive quillons.
POMMEL : : it is made in olive shape
HANDLE; it is made up of a twist of two intersecting strands.
This dagger will give an uncommon addition to a collection of 17th century daggers
Shipping costs France €20 Europe €30 Ref X3Y-2442