Short saber Aghan called khyber - Afghanistan, Pashtun, 19th centuryHandle made of bone and horn plates and brass mount. Single-edged blade and T-section spine. Wooden scabbard covered with leather, a[...]
Short saber Aghan called khyber - Afghanistan, Pashtun, 19th century. Handle made of horn plates and silver-plated metal mount. Single-edged blade and T-section spine. Wooden scabbard covered with a l[...]
African Malinke sabers in leather and braided straw. Late 19th century sabers. * Worldwide shipping * Worldwide shipping * * PAYMENTBANKTRANSFER * * Payment by bank transfer, check, PayPal or credit c[...]
Ottoman Empire Wrought Iron Bridle Bit 18/19th. Good general condition, with patina of use. Total length with hook 25 cm, width 13 cm. Beautiful handcrafted forging.- This item is for immediate purcha[...]
Antique Jambiya dagger from Yemen. Complete with its scabbard. Made of hard stones, low-grade silver and steel blade. Late 19th or early 20th century. Length: 38 cm. IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. Shipping t[...]
Pair of bronze and copper stirrups decorated with birds and flowers on each side. Ottoman Empire 19th century. Good general condition, with traces of use and old restoration. Dimensions: 13 cm x 14 cm[...]
Set of FOUR POWDER FLASKS North Africa, late 19th centuryLeather, ironH.: 23 - H.: 29 - H.: 17 - H.: 20cm.Leather powder flasks with embossed patterns.Three have a ring for attaching to a belt and one[...]
This beautiful sword is called PATTA or in Europe "gauntlet sword" the original Indian name being "Devanagari". It is the typical weapon of the warriors from Maharastra. It can be dated from the 17th [...]
Silver and enamel medal with dark green background, Tunisia, Nichan al Iftikhar, reign of Mohamed El Naceur Bey (1906-1922), knight's badge. Hallmarks on the ring. Period: early 20th century. Good con[...]
Koumia 19th century, in wood and brass, with silver applications. Blade signed ML London. Length: 40.5 cm. Width at +: 6.8 cm. Weight: 0.446 kg. Good condition (traces of use). Shipping extra: €14, re[...]
Moroccan nimcha saber with a strong and imposing European blade - Morocco, 2nd half of the 16th early 17th century Blade quite exceptional in size, quality and age. Slightly curved blade with three de[...]
Afghan saber called pulwar - Afghanistan, 19th century All-steel handle. High quality blade damascened with gold on the heel on one side. A beautiful Damascus steel but whose grain is very little visi[...]
Moroccan nimcha saber with strong European blade - Morocco, 17th century Beautiful and strong European blade from the 17th century. Typical 17th century blade that is frequently found in Europe mounte[...]
These very rare large war axes are typical of the Khond ethnic group (Kond, Kondh, several spellings) of central India. They date from the end of the 18th century or the first quarter of the 19th cent[...]
Oriental dagger from the 19th century, probably of Indo-Persian origin, accompanied by its original scabbard. The object presents engraving and ornamentation work typical of the traditional craftsmans[...]
An Arab shamshir saber with calligraphed blade - Levant countries, probably Syria, 19th century Inscription on the blade: الكبر الله اكبر العز بالسيفصاحبها الياس ابن تقوم عاله Translation: "God is gre[...]
Tunisian bichaq dagger - Tunisia, circa 1900 Horn handle with brass and red coral inlays (missing). Guard and ferrule in brass. The guard has a significant play. Openwork and engraved blade, single-ed[...]
1837, Capture of Constantine - Algerian Flintlock Rifle Rifle that has retained its collection label, but is not legible. "1837 Capture of Constantine weapon of honor given by Colonel??????????" Rifle[...]
Moroccan moukhala rifle - Southern Morocco, 19th century. Seilex lock with a scamp. The hammer does not hold the cocked position. Wooden stock decorated with silver nails and nielloed silver plates. B[...]
Moukhala bou-habba rifle from the Moroccan Rif - Northern Morocco, 2nd half of the 19th century, early 20th century. Percussion lock known in Morocco as "bou-habba". Functional mechanism. The hammer i[...]
Very beautiful oriental dagger from the early 19th century with its scabbard, possibly earlier given the work and the old patina. Origin to be defined, total length of 26 cm and 13 cm for the blade. 4[...]
Oriental flintlock pistol - Ottoman Balkan work, 19th century. Flintlock with swan-neck hammer. Mechanism to be reviewed. The hammer engages both notches but the trigger does not engage the percussion[...]
Oriental flintlock pistol - Ottoman Balkan work, 19th century Flintlock with swan neck hammer. Functional mechanism, firm and powerful spring. Silver cap and mouthpiece. Trigger guard and counter-plat[...]
Moroccan Nimcha Saber with Nasrid Blade - Morocco, 17th-18th century and earlier blade Interesting blade, particularly old, engraved on both sides with thuluth calligraphy, arabesques and interlacing [...]
Moroccan dagger called koumya with lion claw blade - Morocco, 19th century Rare type of sickle blade called "lion claw" (makhles s'ba). According to Charles Buttin (see catalog of the collection of an[...]
Moroccan dagger called mouss or sekkin - Morocco, 19th century. A rare thing, the scabbard has retained its original attachment cord. In Morocco, this type of knife is called "mouss", which simply mea[...]
Takouba sword with its rare attachment cord - Southern Algeria, Mali, Niger, 19th century. A rare thing, the scabbard has retained its long attachment cord (heavily worn). Leather-covered steel handle[...]
Moroccan Nimcha Saber - Morocco, 17th century Beautiful European blade from the 17th century. Straight double-edged blade, engraved on both sides in the first third of interlacing. Quality blade, thin[...]
Moroccan Nimcha Saber - Morocco, 17th century Beautiful European blade from the 17th century. Straight double-edged blade, engraved on both sides in the first third with interlacing and an anthropomor[...]
Algerian short moukhala rifle - Algeria, 19th century Functional flintlock (locally made and not imported from Europe). Wooden stock decorated with bone inlays, red coral cabochons and steel and brass[...]
Moroccan Powder Flask - Morocco, 19th century Large wooden powder flask covered with leather and brass nails. The spout is made of horn (small accident). Missing leather on the back of the powder flas[...]
Oriental powder flask made from camelid scrotum - Muslim World, 19th century Interesting powder flask but whose geographical attribution is complex. Indeed, we find this type of powder flask made from[...]
Decorated with a ram's head (Aries) Carved and painted handle, enhanced with gilding Wear and missing paint on the handle Steel blade inlaid with gold and silver Sheath missing Work from the 19th cent[...]
In all its manifestations – architecture, painting, minor arts – the art of the Mughals bears witness to very particular qualities: balance and measure, discreet and refined sumptuousness, care in exe[...]
Small dagger-dagger from the Ottoman Empire 19th century. Scabbard chiseled with Arabic writing on one side and a character with two sabers and a snake coiling around the character on the other side. [...]
North African dagger from the late 19th century, circa 1880. Ebony handle, decorated with silver filigree pattern. The blade is double-edged and finely chiseled. The original scabbard is made of leath[...]
Oriental powder flask made from camelid scrotum - Muslim World, 19th century Interesting powder flask but whose geographical attribution is complex. Indeed, we find this type of powder flask made from[...]
Flissa saber of the oldest type - Algeria, Kabylie, 19th century Flissa of the oldest type with a wide and short blade (see article Kabyle sabers by Camille Lacoste published in the Journal des Africa[...]
Moroccan Nimcha Saber - Morocco, 19th centuryHorn handle, silver ferrule and steel guard with beautiful remains of gold damascening.European blade with half-moon and Santiago cross markings (markings [...]
Dagger or dagger of the Sahrawi Bedouins, Sahara, Morocco, circa 1900.# Bone handle (camel?) with brass threads and ethnic engravings on one of the two sides.# Curved blade with grooves engraved on bo[...]
An Arab shamshir saber - Levant countries, probably Syria, 19th century. Two horn plates hilt decorated with steel nails and riveted with chiseled circular brass buttons (one button missing on one sid[...]
Pair of large Moorish flintlock rifles known as Moukhala Work from North Africa around 1900 in wood inlaid with bone plates slightly enhanced with polychromy with motifs of compositions of arabesques,[...]
Yemeni Jambiya in Solid Silver – Traditional Honor Dagger Magnificent Yemeni Jambiya, a traditional dagger emblematic of Yemeni culture, made entirely of solid silver. This exceptional piece is distin[...]
Large Dha-type dagger, Burma, late 19th century Single-edged iron blade ending in a point. Wooden core handle covered with a silver plate decorated with silver braiding, the pommel in the shape of a l[...]
PAIR OF ALGERIAN SPURS (CHÂBIR)- Wrought iron with long slanted stems, rectangular strap loops and round then slanted branches with applied silver inserts, chiseled and worked in repoussé with foliage[...]
Rare Algerian wooden brain teaser (club) called aqezzul - Algeria, Kabylia, Biskra (department) - 2nd half of the 19th century - early 20th centuryWooden brain teaser reproducing the shape of the flis[...]
Nimcha Saber with Spanish Blade - Maghreb, Morocco, Algeria, 18th CenturyStrong curved single-edged blade, deep, narrow fuller at the back and wide central fuller. Spanish imported blade engraved on b[...]
Moroccan Nimcha Saber With Spanish Blade - Morocco, 18th CenturyStraight double-edged blade with a wide central fuller on the first quarter. Inscriptions in the fuller "“SAQUES SIN RASON – EMBAINES SI[...]
Ethiopian Prestige Shield - Abyssinia, Late 19th Early 20th Century Shield in thick animal skin covered on the presentation side with blue velvet decorated with chiseled silver sheet elements A large [...]
Arabic Knife Called Khadaam - Yemen, Mid 20th CenturyThis type of dagger is called khadaam in Arabic. It means "servant". It was worn in pair with the jambiya and had a utilitarian function. Curved bl[...]
Arabic Knife Called Khadaam - Yemen, Mid 20th CenturyThis type of dagger is called khadaam in Arabic. It means "servant". It was worn in pair with the jambiya and had a utilitarian function. Curved bl[...]
Moroccan Dagger Known as Koumya, Solid Silver and Ebony - Morocco, Circa 1930-40Ebony wood handle with silver decoration chiseled with arabesques and floral motifs.Solid silver scabbard chiseled with [...]
Conical fist shield of the Empire -OTTOMAN, 18th century. Round conical shield called "KALKAN", in wrought iron and metal with worked concentric inserts, fabrics & wood. Quilted fabric interior and ha[...]
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