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AN IMPORTANT SILVER MOUNTED 20-BORE FLINTLOCK REPEATING GUN AND BAYONET FROM THE PERSONAL ARMOURY OF
AN IMPORTANT SILVER MOUNTED 20-BORE FLINTLOCK REPEATING GUN AND BAYONET FROM THE PERSONAL ARMOURY OF TIPU SULTAN, DATED AH 1200 or 1785, 38.5inch ...
AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN FIRANGI AND SUSPENSION BELT ENSEMBLE, 102cm broad European blade, measuring
AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN FIRANGI AND SUSPENSION BELT ENSEMBLE, 102cm broad European blade, measuring 5cms across at its widest point, stamped with t...
AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN FIRANGI 91.5cm slightly curved triple fullered blade struck with a mark,
AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN FIRANGI 91.5cm slightly curved triple fullered blade struck with a mark, further stamped with the Persian letter H and fill...
AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN GOLD PANDAN OR BETEL NUT BOX, of lobed square form and divided in to four
AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN GOLD PANDAN OR BETEL NUT BOX, of lobed square form and divided in to four lidded compartments with three of these still con...
AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN FIRANGI, 99cm broad sword blade, probably of Italian manufacture being incised with typical geometric designs comprising or...
AN 18TH CENTURY EAST INDIA COMPANY GOLD SEAL RING, inscribed in Persian across the centre Tamas Hart
AN 18TH CENTURY EAST INDIA COMPANY GOLD SEAL RING, inscribed in Persian across the centre Tamas Hart 1100 and in Kannada around the edges. Tested ...
AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN SHAMSHIR, 81.5cm sharply curved blade incised with three inscriptions in
AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN SHAMSHIR, 81.5cm sharply curved blade incised with three inscriptions in Persian with two owner's inscriptions Sarkar Aslan...
AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN LACQUERED LEATHER SHIELD, the 53cm convex body with turned rim and black
AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN LACQUERED LEATHER SHIELD, the 53cm convex body with turned rim and black lacquered finish, applied with an upper central em...
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