Made in Persia, bronze bowl, 13th century.
Condition: nice showing the age and usage patina.
Measurements: 3 3/8 inches tall (8,5 cm), 4 inches in diameter (10 cm).

13th Century Islamic Bronze Bowl

School: Yamato. Period: 1450-1550. Well visible temper line: Sugha with fine nie. Grain: fine itame with a few areas of masame. It is very dense. Tang: greatly shortened, squared end. The blade is straight and in good condition; no floss or bend. The blade comes with the handle and silver plated copper habaki. Rhomboidal in shape wooden scabbard is inlaid by mother of pearl with chips and nicks on the surface of the lacquer...

Extremely rarea uthentic early 16th Century (circa 1510) period time Maximillian Fluted Close helmet. Skull of the helmet is hammered from a single piece of fully fluted solid steel with two roped combs...

Authentic early 16th century Turkish Ottoman Steel Armor decorated with radiating flutes, incised with the emblem of the St. Eirene arsenal, five plaques attached with lengths of riveted chain mail. Measurements; 16 inches by 13 ½ (41 cm X 35 cm).

18th century Austro –Hungarian grenadiers sword pattern 1765 with a typical 18th century eastern European hussar style brass hilt with a wooden grip bound with cord and covered with leather. The single-edged heavy blade is slightly curved. On the ricasso is stamped the letter “P”. The entire length of the sword is 29 inches in a straight line. Length of blade: 23 ½ inches. Width of blade: 1 ½ inches.

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Fine Chinese Blue & White Porcelain Charger. Dates to the 17th Century; Qing Dynasty, Kangxi period ( 1662-1722). No cracks. No repairs except for a few miniature in size chips on the rim. 11 ¼ inches in diameter.

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Antique 17th Century Islamic Indo Persian Helmet “Kulah Zirah”. The helmet is made of flattened, and riveted for strength, hand forged steel mail links connected to a small slightly curved round steel plate. The chain mail begins with larger links and the next row with smaller rings. These types of helmets were also popular in Caucasus among Khevsurs Chechens and Georgians and many Eastern European nations during the 17th and 18th century...

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