Halberd with abundant decoration, warriors, mascarons, and scrolling foliage. Cast iron. A decorative object popular during the second half of the 19th century. There is probably a missing piece: see [...]
Dagger with a twisted bronze hilt, in two sections separated by a central ring. Short, straight guard, also twisted, with symmetrical quillons in rosettes. Lobed discoid pommel. Narrow, double-edged b[...]
This war axe is made entirely of metal, in the style of the 16th century, but manufactured in the 19th century. The head and handle of the axe are richly decorated: AXE HEAD: On one side, within a med[...]
Collector's item and curiosity: Small 19th-century virtue dagger: a dagger that women carried in their handbags or under their petticoats for defense against overly amorous men. It is also known collo[...]
Large left-hand daggerVery beautiful compound dagger, probably from the time of Viollet-Le-Duc in the 19th century. The blade appears older, probably dating from the 18th or 19th century. The dagger i[...]
Halberd head Viollet Le Duc period XIXth. XVIth style engraved on both sides. Beautiful spearhead in iron and not cast iron. Good condition. Length 38 cm, width 21 cm.- This item is for immediate purc[...]
Left Hand Dagger called "A Voile". Spanish style 17th, 19th century. Flat back blade with marking to identify, partially erased. Steel guard, large hand protection decorated with a Cross, iron fuse co[...]
This espontoon is in the 16th century style, but its manufacture dates from the 19th century. Unlike many 19th century productions, it is not made of cast iron but of forged steel, with a thin socket [...]
Exceptional halberd iron Viollet le Duc period 19th century. Height 1.13 m. Good general condition.
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Iron sword with reversed trefoil quillon and large guard ring of the 17th century type, more probably made around the 19th century. Primitive rapier model sword with reversed guard ring and crossguard[...]
This left-hand dagger is called "sail" because of the triangular part protecting the hand, which is similar to the sail of a ship.
The style is very clearly 17th century, but the patterns used for th[...]
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[...]
This sword is of a model very rarely encountered, including in a 19th century manufacture.
The illustrations of the battles of the 16th century, and the famous "Triumph of Maximilian" show this kind [...]
Left hand dagger called "A VOILE", 17th century Spain style, early 19th century period. Blade with flat back and groove 42 cm in length and against cutting edge 15 cm in point. Large ricasso on the he[...]
This helmet is impressive. It is a model of Chevau-légers from the time of Louis XIII.
This piece is not an original, but a manufacture from the end of the 19th century (or even from the 20th century[...]
It is a diptych made up of two finely embossed brass representations, based on works by the Neapolitan painter and engraver Salvator Rosa (1615-1673) who was known for his depictions of battle scenes.[...]
The particularity of this 17th century Spanish style dagger is its enormous size. It measures indeed 85 cms !
The manufacture is of course from the 19th century.
The gigantic size of this dagger e[...]
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