Officer's Sword - Consulate / First Empire Regulation uniform model A superb example of the Consulate and First Empire eras, this regulation officer's sword stands out for its understated elegance and[...]
General's Sword – First Empire Exceptional piece, richly decorated and superbly preserved We present to you a remarkable fantasy model from the First Empire, bringing together all the prestigious attr[...]
Three-pronged brass hilt of the hunter type, long-tailed cap. Wooden grip covered in calfskin decorated with a double copper filigree and a gilt brass olive. Blued and gilt blade, engraved from the he[...]
SABER for officers of the Vincennes hunters, model 1838France19th centurySteel, hornTotal length: 89.5 ; Blade length: 75.5 cmGilt brass mounting.Long-tailed cap with borders decorated with laurel and[...]
Sword of the 1st Empire by Couleaux in Klingental, bearing the hallmark of "Nicolas Cherrer" inspector at the Klingental factory from June 0, 1807 to December 1809, 19th century. Blade bearing marking[...]
Beautiful saber model An XI having belonged to a light cavalry officer of Napoleon's army. Three-branched brass guard. Wooden handle covered in leather and filigree. Beautiful curved blade engraved an[...]
This saber is called "Mameluk" or "Oriental" and dates from the Consulate-Empire period. Bonaparte's officers were very impressed by the sabers of the Egyptian Mameluks and many colonels and generals [...]
GENERAL'S SWORD – FIRST EMPIRE Very fine fantasy model, combining all the attributes of generals. Finely chiseled and gilded bronze hilt, both matte and shiny, decorated on the plate with a Gorgon's h[...]
Small silver and steel stiletto - Probably French work, 18th-19th centuryThe handle is made of silver and silver filigree. Double-edged blade and deep central fuller. A small accident to the ball of o[...]
This 1st Empire Napoleonic drum major saber is quite exceptional. Indeed, while drum major sabers of the 1822 model and those that succeeded it, up to the Second Empire, are already rare, models datin[...]
Stamped "BRUN" Furnisher, arms contractor in Paris between 1812 and 1818, 1 rue Barre du Bec Rare sword, Paris, First Empire. Steel blade with two cutting edges and median edge Straight guard with ebo[...]
Beautiful Sword of a General of Division of the 1st Empire, without scabbard; 3 stars on the plate, helmet in panaché and olive leaves, arc of a circle surrounded by a serpent, mother-of-pearl fuse, b[...]
This is a beautiful light cavalry officer's saber, probably a hussar's saber, dating from the period of the 1st Empire. Given the quality of the mount and the fineness of the carving, it is probably a[...]
very cool hunting dagger iron, silver and nickel silver engraved fittings ebony handle superb cathedral blade with 3 deep fullers with its perforations white shagreen scabbard with nickel silver fit[...]
Sabre d'honneur d'infanterie dit briquet, décerné par le Premier-Consul au citoyen Pierre ANDRÉ, sergent-major à la 2e ½ brigade légère.Garde en argent, poinçonnée, à une branche à décor de filets;Qui[...]
Sabre mode An IX the blade marked Manufacture Klingenthal Coulaux Frères The bronze handle hallmarked Versailles and still JC In used condition with its scabbard Length 72cm
Sabre of Honour of the Heavy Cavalry awarded to the Sergeant of the Logis BOUTTET, of the 2nd Regiment of Carabiniers. Silver palmette-shaped guard hallmarked with the 1* rooster (1798-1809), old man'[...]
National award saber, from the Versailles Manufactory, given by the First Consul to the brigade leader Antoine Louis Popon MAUCUNE for the Battle of Marengo and the crossing of the PO: Guard in chased[...]
Rare 1st Empire officer's sword of the 4th Chasseur with its scabbard. Keyboard in very good condition, flat blade of 79.5 cm, mother-of-pearl plates, oval pommel, the eagle or the letter N having bee[...]
Superb high-ranking officer's sword dating from the Empire period, characterized by a finely crafted gilt bronze mount. The knuckle bow is chiseled with stylized plant motifs, illustrating the typical[...]
Early 19th century – Very good original condition Elegant high-ranking officer's or general's sword dating from the Empire period, featuring a finely chiseled and gilded bronze mount of high quality. [...]
Rare Vendémiaire sabre AN XII of the general staff; significant traces of blueing on the scabbard, 79 cm blade in Damascus with oriental inscriptions, gilding in used condition, chape and rivet held b[...]
This knife, bearing the inscription "Saluda al Diablo por mi," is a rarity. Spanish fixed-blade knives are much rarer than navajas, and daggers made in Albacete are most commonly found, with handles g[...]
Monsieur's bodyguard sabre, brass hilt with four branches decorated with fleurons, plate decorated with a cut-out palmette and bearing two registration numbers on the underside: "110" and "15", wooden[...]
Precious and rare mother-of-pearl and solid 14-karat gold pocket knife.The handle is made of mother-of-pearl, each plate punctuated with four gold rosettes. The shell-shaped rear bolster and the front[...]
Grand luxury General Officer's Saber. Single-branch guard carved with trophies. Cap profusely carved in the shape of a lion's muzzle. Genuine ebony hilt, finely checkered. Straight quillon in the shap[...]
SABER AND BELT OF A GENERAL OFFICER OF THE DIVISION, model of the 1st Vendémiaire Year XII (September 24, 1803), First Empire, Hundred Days Period. 30228Gilt bronze mount entirely reworked in chasing.[...]
It is after long research that I attribute with a fairly good probability this atypical saber to the Russian cadets. The blade is without mystery, it is a blade of the French An XI model of light cava[...]
Consulate - 1st Empire, troop saber, gendarmerie of ports and arsenals, early 19th century. One-piece oriental brass mount. Two straight quillons and navy anchor in the cruise in a shield with a sandb[...]
This is a beautiful sabre for a senior cavalry officer from the 1st Empire period. The blade has the so-called "Damascus steel" structure quite clearly visible, with a partly erased gilded cartouche. [...]
Sabre of a mounted hunter officer from the First Empire. Typical mount of a mounted hunter officer of the Imperial Guard. Wooden handle covered with leather under watermark. DUC hallmarks. Blade measu[...]
Officer's sabre of the Imperial Guard of the 1st Empire, as worn by Infantry Officers.
Gilded brass guard with a curved branch joining the crossguard at a right angle, quillon slightly curved downwar[...]
Iron dagger characterized by a beautiful ivory handle carved in the shape of a lion's head, decorated with a silver insert without engraving, probably intended to be personalized by the owner.
A smal[...]
This is a beautiful light cavalry officer's sabre (i.e. hussars or chasseurs) dating from the 1st Empire.As is almost always the case, it was a personal order from an officer to a private supplier. Th[...]
This sabre is typically a light cavalry officer's sabre from the First Empire. As is almost always the case, it was a personal order from an officer. The mount with a so-called "melon-ribbed" cap was [...]
Officer's sword, 1st Empire period (1804 - 1814) without scabbard, 19th century. Chiseled brass mount and pommel with a crown of foliage slightly inclined towards the front, base decorated with palmet[...]
Very beautiful dagger for a naval or administrative dignitary,
Napoleon I period,
superb engraved blade, beautiful fittings, checkered ebony handle, leather sheath with two fittings (one later)
superb and large French naval dagger,
Empire / Restoration period,
large model with its engraved scabbard, beautiful engraved blade,
mother-of-pearl grips
SABRE OF OFFICER OF AIDE-DE-CAMP, model of the 1st Vendémiaire Year XII (September 24, 1803), First Empire. 29859 Gilt bronze mount. Single-branch guard. Rectangular crossguard decorated with an antiq[...]
BRIGADE GENERAL OFFICER'S SABRE, model of the 1st Vendémiaire Year XII (September 24, 1803), First Empire. 29845 Gilt bronze mount entirely reworked in chasing. Guard with a branch decorated with the [...]
Gold-plated brass frame composed of an upper part and a lower part:
The upper part measures 6.8 cm in length x 3.1 cm in width x 2.5 cm in height approximately
The lower part forms a skirt of ab[...]
This navaja is Spanish, it comes from Santa Cruz de Mudela, and dates from the beginning of the 19th century. It comes from an old collection and according to family tradition it would have been broug[...]
Brass frame. One-branch guard with vertical mump.
Feline head knob with long-tailed cap.
Fully filigree wooden handle.
Blue curved blade with a hollow pan, length 87 cm with the inscriptions:[...]
Very beautiful little navy cadet dagger,beautiful naval symbols,mother-of-pearl handle with small damage at the back,short and wide model,very attractive with its beautiful gilding
Epée d'officier supérieur ou de haut fonctionnaire époque Empire.Monture en bronze doré, branche moulurée avec une tête de lion au centre, de part et d'autre, et quillon terminé par des feuilles d'aca[...]
Guard with one branch, in gilded bronze, richly decorated. Right guard branch representing a series of foliage and feathers ending at the top with a tray decorated with a palmette. Crook-shaped cap de[...]
Garde en bronze ciselé et doré, sur le modèle des sabre donnés par le Premier Consul à Marengo, oreillons ornés d'une tête de Minerve de face; branche ronde entièrement ciselée de feuillages, quillon [...]
Dagger in the spirit of Mameluke weapons, 1st Empire period, 19th century. Curved blade with two edges and 1 central edge on one side and flat on the other side. Melon-cut pommel topped on the cap of [...]
See book by Mr Christian ARIÈS "Les Armes Blanches Militaires Françaises" (1966-1990, 30 notebooks).( VOLUME XVII, 3rd issue 1970)
Whose signed original accompanies this sword
Only Nicolas-Noël [...]
Entirely in blackened and gilded steel.
Turkish guard, style also called "à la Marengo", cruise with inverted quillons, cruise knot of rectangular shape with two half-spherical lugs (the cruise kno[...]
SABER TROUPE OF HUSSARS, model Year IX, Revolution - Consulate. 27980 Brass frame. Guard with one branch hallmarked with the rooster (hallmark for revolutionary productions from 1793) and originally s[...]
Polished brass frame. Guard with four branches and tray, main branch signed Versailles.
Short-tailed cap and brass ferrule on wooden handle covered in calfskin and brass filigree.
Flat, straight[...]
Saber of the Horse Hunters of the Guard of the first model, characterized by the reinforcing splints riveted to the fork and the butt.
Blackened sheepskin handle filigreed with twisted brass wire. St[...]
1ST EMPIRE/RESTORATION, Short mamluk dagger of a naval officer, 19th century. Non-regulatory dagger. No visible hallmark due to the Emperor's ban, the furnishers wanting to remain anonymous for this r[...]
Infantry saber called "briquet" of the Year IX model.
One-piece brass handle with 36 strands. Rounded guard branch, stamped, on the counter-guard side, with the M on the big wheel of Jean-Jacques Mou[...]
Hussar non-commissioned officer's sabre. It conforms to the Year IV model, but enriched with elegant decorations.
Hungarian-style brass guard. Leather covered handle without watermark. The hilt bears[...]
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