This is an authentic Indian Bidri Ewer circa 1800 A.D. Very elegant flat pewter body decorated in silver, on one side with scrolling floral motifs and on the other side with the image of an Indian woman playing sitar. The handle of the ewer is in a dragon shape and also decorated with floral patterns. The Ewer is in very good condition. Height is 9 inches...

Indo-Persian Tulwar sword from the late 18th century, could be earlier. The blade is deeply chiseled with animals as seen in Indian carpets of the period, eg. tigers, elephants, antelope etc. in the midst of vegetation. Length: 31 ½ inches. Width of blade at tip: 1 7/8 inches...

Antique Authentic 17th century Indian Hindu Bronze of Shiva  Height: 7 1/4 inches.  One hand is broken...

This is an Antique Islamic Glass Hinging Mosque Lamp decorated with enameled painted Arabic calligraphy. The body of the lamp is made of one piece of glass and three applied loop handles. The lamp is well preserved and in good condition without cracks or repairs. I don’t now were it comes from, the previous owner was convinced about the Ottoman origin of this lamp. He told me that the lamp comes from an old collection of Turkish Ottoman Art. It is very difficult for me to date this lamp...

This painting is signed, however I was not able to read the signature. The date under the signature is 1904. The painting represents a chase. It is an oil painting on canvas, with an authentic frame and old cover paper at the back, which was never taken off the frame, since it has never been broken off from the frame junctions. The painting is in very good condition without any restoration or repair. The painting portrays the beautiful scenery of the Wild West...

18th Century Islamic Snap-haunce Pistol With London Barrel The brass barrel is stamped with the British prove marks and signed on the top LONDON. The pistol is 14 ½ inches long. ...

Islamic Arabian Sword from Morocco. The blade is European and has a marking in points. The grip is made of horn. A similar sword is listed in the book describing arms in the civil museum of Bologna “L’Armeria del Museo Cevico Medievale di Bologna. The book dates the sword to the 17th century. Length: 34 ¾ inches. Length of blade: 28 ¾ inches...

A very fine Kard of unusually large dimensions; length 22 ¼ inches, width of blade 1 3/8. The steel blade is inscribed on both sides with a goat-like emblem and an inscription in Arabic. The handle is made of bone. The blade is pitted at a few spots, could have been cleaned by the previous owner...

Ottoman Balkan watered steel dagger Jambiya circa 1750...

This is a beautiful 18th Century Turkish Ottoman watered-steel wootz Bichaq with single-edged blade. The back-edge of the blade is chiseled with a medial ridge and at the forte with a panel of arabesques and a reinforced tip. The hilt made of two pieces of bone is joined in the middle by a Damascus (wootz) steel strap. The leather covered wooden scabbard is mounted with a metal tip. The length of the Bichaq in the scabbard is 14 ½ inches and the length of the blade is 8¾ inches. ...

Very unusual and rare Indo Persian Shamshir sword made of Damascus steel wootz. The blade is in good condition except for a pitted section on one side. The sword has a very unusual type of cross guard, very long and solid, engraved and gold inlaid. The bone grip is made in the shape of a bird, with some old age cracks as shown in the picture. The wooden scabbard is covered with silk brocade which is worn out in some areas. The iron fittings on the scabbard do not match, the top fitting with the ...

This sword is a typical Turkish infantry sword Yatagan, as well was very popular in the Balkans and came to be the national sword of the Balkan nations. The blade is very well made and has on both sides of the blade writing and a pattern although it is partly worn out. This sword is in very good condition considering the age, dated approximately early 19th century. The grip of the sword is made of horn, the wooden scabbard is covered by velvet . The entire mountings of the Yatagan are made of so...

 with robust blade. All steel parts of the dagger are made of fine Damascus-steel (Wootz). Unfortunately the blade was slightly rusty, and after the cleaning process the pattern vanished and now is visible only in some spots (as seen on the photo). The dagger with the scabbard is 20 ½ inches long and the blade is 12 ¼ in. ...

18th century Indo Persian sword Shamshir with a very rare blade . The entire surface of the blade is covered on both sides with Arabic inscriptions . The extremely long blade is heavy and thick but very well balanced . The hilt of the sword is made of damascened steel, the cross guard has some old repairs. Length of blade: 30 ½ inches. ...

Rare 18th Century Mughal Shamshir Shikargar very similar to the sword published in the book “A Glossary of The Construction, Decoration and Use of Arms and Armor” By George Cameron Stone page 552 Figure 710. The very heavy and sharp blade is made of Damascus Steel carved with animals in low relief outlined in gold; Steel hilt with a damascened floral motif; Wooden scabbard covered with fine leather tooled in eastern design. Some parts of the blade are pitted. To bring the pattern out of the ...