Shell-handled Sword, Known As The "taza" Spanish Sword From Toledo
Late 17th-century Spanish Taza sword.
Beautiful, substantial shell-shaped guard made of solid iron; the guard and joint arch are made of iron and finished in the shape of buttons.
The tang is covered with twisted iron filigree of various diameters.
Spherical and oval pommel.
Large, 100-cm double-edged blade with a central fuller running its entire length.
Engraved with a motto:
A COMETA QUIEN QUERA: Let whoever wishes attack
EL FUERTA ESPERA: the strong one waits
This is a Renaissance maxim reminding us that a courageous fighter need not seek a quarrel; he awaits the attack with serenity and a cool head, confident in his strength and mastery.
High-quality craftsmanship from Toledo.
Blacksmith’s hallmark
Total length: 120 cm
Beautiful, substantial shell-shaped guard made of solid iron; the guard and joint arch are made of iron and finished in the shape of buttons.
The tang is covered with twisted iron filigree of various diameters.
Spherical and oval pommel.
Large, 100-cm double-edged blade with a central fuller running its entire length.
Engraved with a motto:
A COMETA QUIEN QUERA: Let whoever wishes attack
EL FUERTA ESPERA: the strong one waits
This is a Renaissance maxim reminding us that a courageous fighter need not seek a quarrel; he awaits the attack with serenity and a cool head, confident in his strength and mastery.
High-quality craftsmanship from Toledo.
Blacksmith’s hallmark
Total length: 120 cm
3 000 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: Good condition
Reference (ID): 1845991
Availability: In stock
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