AUCTIONS IMPERIAL ARMS & ARMOR 2014

The unusual hilt of Junggayan form, cast in bronze with filigree embellishments and silvered (?) The polished, handforged blade of characteristic bell

Well forged of articulated steel sections, the grip with fabric wrap. Early 20th century. Grip wrap replaced. Overall length 151.3 cm. Condition II

The faceted grip with silver wire wrap to base, and single-edged blade struck with marks. In its embroidered leather scabbard.Mid-19th century.Overall

The handwrought blade bound to the wooden grip with pitch and rattan. In its bark sheath, the hide applique pierced with aso motifs, with goathair fin

Blacksmith work, formed of a thick iron plate.First half of the 19th century.Overall length 11.1 cm. Condition II

With embellished brass hilt of mameluke form, the curved, single-edged blade lightly struck with a name at the forte. Mid-19th century.Worn.Overall le

A form characteristic of the Bhil people of Central India. The large steel head forged with a broad bit, the socket with a narrow flange. On its paint

Of unusual form, with bone and hardwood grip and profiled brass mounts, with braod, double-edged blade. In its elaborately engraved brass and copper s

With hardwood grips and steel mounts inlaid with silver, the broad, single-edged blade wrought of crystalline wootz steel. First half of the 20th cent

T?Boli People, the brass hilt of characteristic form with elaborate embellishments, the handforged blade of kampilan form. In its wooden scabbard with