Decorative Parade Sword Decorated With Colored Stones – Renaissance Style – Europe, Early 20th Century

Decorative Parade Sword with Colored Stones – Renaissance Style – Europe, Early 20th Century

A fine Renaissance style parade or ceremonial sword, probably made in Europe in the early 20th century (circa 1900-1930).
This object is not designed for combat, but intended for decoration or symbolic representation (chivalry, ceremonies, theaters, etc.).

Description:

The sword has a very ornate cross guard, with rich floral decorations in relief and a series of colored stones mounted as cabochons on the hilt. The blade is straight and narrow, with a central fuller. This object embodies the chivalric aesthetic and the tradition of honorary or ceremonial swords, often used in Masonic, military or aristocratic contexts.

Materials: Steel blade, guard and handle in gilded metal (alloy), decorated with colored glass cabochons imitating precious stones (rubies, emeralds, sapphires).
Scabbard: Sheathed wood partially covered with finely chiseled metal, with a stylized plant motif.
Style: Late Renaissance / Neo-GothicOrigin: Probably Spain or Italy
Period: First half of the 20th century
Dimension: Total length: 98 cmNote:

This is a collector's or decorative piece, unsharpened and not functional for combat.

Condition:

Good overall condition with some wear on the scabbard and blade, consistent with age and decorative use.

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