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View Lot 1 ˜A MEIJI PERIOD IVORY TACHI, MID-19TH CENTURY Sugata (configuration): Shinogi-zukuri with bo-hi, shallow koshi-zori, iori-mune; Kitae (forging pattern): Obscured by scratching; Hamon (tempering pattern): Unclear but maybe a narrow suguha; Boshi (tip): Ko-maru with kaeri; Nakago (tang) : Not available; Habaki: Double gilded; Nagasa (length from kissaki to machi): 61.8 cm; Saki-haba (width at the yokote): 1.8 cm; Moto-haba (width at the machi): 3.1 cm; Overall length: 94.0 cm; Koshirae (mounting Login to bid Estimates£1,800 - £2,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 2 ˜A LARGE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY TACHI, MID-19TH CENTURY Sugata (configuration): Shinogi-zukuri, iori-mune, and chu-kissaki with an exaggerated koshi-zori; Kitae (forging pattern): Details obscured by rubbing and corrosion; Hamon (tempering pattern): unavailable; Nagasa (length from kissaki to machi): 68.7 cm; Saki-haba (width at the yokote): 2.2 cm; Moto-haba (width at the machi): 3.2 cm; Koshirae (mounting): The finely carved saya and tsuka depict street entertainers, including a monkey-showman, d Login to bid Estimates£1,500 - £2,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 3 ˜A LARGE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY TACHI Sugata (configuration): Hira-zukuri with low iori-mune and tori-zori; Kitae (forging pattern): Condition prevents appraisal; Hamon (tempering pattern): Not visible; Nakago (tang) : Not available; Nagasa (length from kissaki to machi): 60.0 cm; Saki-haba (width at the yokote): 1.5 cm; Moto-haba (width at the machi): 2.8 cm; Koshirae (mounting): Finely carved with warriors in full armour, many with drawn swords and polearms in battle. The tsuba is mokko-gata with Login to bid Estimates£600 - £800Starting£0 MarginW Lot 4 A LARGE JAPANESE CLOISONNÉ SWORD (TACHI), MEIJI PERIOD elaborately decorated with multi-coloured kiku of various designs on both saya and tsuka. On the tsuka the design includes two large dragons. All metal mounts on both saya and tsuka, as well as the mokko-gata tsuba are in brass. The blade is shinogi-zukuri with tori-zori and chu-kissaki. The notare-midare hamon is in nioi and the boshi is o-maru. The hamon ends near the machi with yakidashi. The nakago has yoko-yasuri and kata-yamagata jiri Login to bid Estimates£1,500 - £2,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 5 A LARGE JAPANESE CLOISONNÉ SWORD (TACHI), MEIJI PERIOD the elaborate multi-coloured design covering the entire saya and tsuka, illustrates green dragons, with golden details and red mouths, amongst purple clouded skies, interspersed with Aoi-mon in various colours. All metal mounts, including the ashi, kabuto-gane and tsuba are in brass, as is the mokko-gata tsuba. The overall assembled length of the koshirae is 105 cm; The slender blade is shinogi-zukuri with ko-kissaki and a shallow tori-zori. Login to bid Estimates£1,500 - £2,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 6 ˜A SHINTO WAKIZASHI SIGNED KANESADA Sugata (configuration): Hira-zukuri with bo-hi on the ura and futatsu koshi-hi on the omote, iori-mune; Kitae (forging pattern): Details of ji-hada and hamon are obscured by scratching, tempering indistinct; akago (tang) : Ubu with one mekugi-ana, yoko-yasurime, ha-agari kuri-jiri, signed on the ura Izumi (no) Kami Kanesada Saku; Nagasa (length from kissaki to machi): 42.2 cm; Saki-haba (width at the yokote): 2.6 cm; Moto-haba (width at the machi): 3.2 cm Login to bid Estimates£1,500 - £2,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 7 A JAPANESE SWORD (EFU-NO-TACHI) in a gold lacquered saya (some damage) which has gilded fitting and mythological creatures in groups of three. All mounts, including the shitogi-tsuba are in brass. The tsuka was covered in black samé, now somewhat faded and there is some damage. The slender shinogi-zukuri blade has a deep tori-zori and ko-kissaki. The indistinct hamon appears to be a wide suguha but no details are discernible. The jihada may be predominantly masame but is also indistinct. The na Login to bid Estimates£800 - £1,200Starting£0 MarginW Lot 8 ˜A MEJI PERIOD IVORY AIKUCHI TANTO Sugata (configuration): This blade appears to be simply a metal tsunagi designed to hold the koshirae together Koshirae (mounting): This shows well carved court nobles, both men and women, many in armour. The large iron kashira is with a shakudo anchor and various sea creatures in both gold and shakudo above breaking waves in silver 18.5cm; 7 1/4 in blade Login to bid Estimates£800 - £1,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 9 ˜A MEIJI PERIOD IVORY TANTO Sugata (configuration): Hira-zukuri with iori-mune and chu-kissaki; Kitae (forging pattern): Ko-mokume-hada; Hamon (tempering pattern): An indistinct suguha; Habaki: Gilded copper; oshi (tip): Ko-maru; Nakago (tang) : not available; Koshirae (mounting): An ivory mounted tanto, deeply carved with children playing under leafy trees and with an elephant. The tsuka is formed of a dragon's head, deeply scaled on the throat and with an open mouth showing teeth. The round t Login to bid Estimates£700 - £900Starting£0 MarginW Lot 10 ˜A BURMESE SILVER-MOUNTED PRESENTATION DHA, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY with curved single-edged blade, applied over the greater part of its length along the back of each face with a panel of copper and silver inscriptions, figures in traditional dress and scrolling leafy foliage, large silver hilt chased with foliage, including bulbous pommel, and ivory grip carved with a band at the top and bottom (loose), in its wooden scabbard entirely encased in sheet silver embossed with a vertically arra Login to bid Estimates£700 - £1,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 11 ˜A FINE MALASIAN DAGGER (KRIS), LATE 19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY with blackened wavy pattern-welded blade chiselled and gilt with a mythological serpent over its length, the forte chiselled with scrolls of foliage and flowers and encrusted with gold, Garuda-type ivory grip carved with scrolling foliage (chipped), filigree mendak, in its carved wooden scabbard, the shank encased in sheet gold, chased on the outer face with scrollwork inhabited by mythological beasts and birds and the inner face d Login to bid Estimates£700 - £900Starting£0 MarginW Lot 12 ˜AN INDONESIAN DAGGER (KRIS), 19TH CENTURY with wavy blade formed with a reinforced panel on each face at the forte, carved ivory hilt of Garuda form, rising to a beaked pommel with chased silver eyes, silver mendak, silver pommel cap en suite (bent, loose), in its wooden scabbard with chased silver mounts decorated with bold scrolling foliage and flowers, the remaining surface veneered in tortoiseshell 25.7 cm; 10 1/8 in blade Login to bid Estimates£500 - £700Starting£0 MarginW Lot 13 TWO MALAYSIAN DAGGERS (BADE BADE), 19TH CENTURY the first with pattern welded blade, carved grip encased in chased silver, in its carved hardwood scabbard encased in chased silver; the second with carved horn hilt decorated with traditional scrollwork (silver ferrule missing), in its carved hardwood scabbard reinforced with silver bands, and with chased silver mounts top and bottom the first: 22.0 cm; 8 ¾ in blade (2) Provenance Wallis & Wallis, 8-9th July 1980, lot 916, the second Login to bid Estimates£150 - £200Starting£0 MarginW Lot 14 AN INDIAN JADE-HILTED DAGGER, LATE 19TH CENTURY with straight blade formed with a central fuller, wavy edges, decorated with gold koftgari at the tip and the ricasso on each face, the latter incorporating a brief Kufic inscription, pale green stone hilt (small chips) applied with a decorative silver band studded with red pastes, in its original scabbard encased in silver chased with scrolls and decorated en suite at the mouth 28.2 cm; 11 1/8 in blade Login to bid Estimates£1,000 - £1,500Starting£0 MarginW Lot 15 AN OTTOMAN DAGGER (JAMBIYA), TURKEY, 19TH CENTURY with broad curved double-edged blade formed with a medial ridge and decorated with gold foliage on each face at the forte, gilt copper hilt chased with scrolls, flowers and foliage against a finely punched ground over its entire surface, in its wooden scabbard encased in gilt copper decorated en suite (suspension loop missing), and the chape with a bud-shaped terminal 32.2 cm; 12 5/8 in blade Login to bid Estimates£2,000 - £3,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 16 ˜AN ARAB DAGGER (JAMBIYA), 20TH CENTURY with curved doubled-edged blade formed with a medial ridge, gold-mounted ivory hilt of characteristic form, decorated with filigree collars and rondels, in its leather-covered wooden scabbard with gold mounts including filigree locket set with pastes in raised settings and chased chape, complete with its embroidered belt with four gold rings 19.0 cm; 7 1/2 in blade Provenance Sotheby's, 22nd April 1980, lot 356 Login to bid Estimates£800 - £1,200Starting£0 MarginW Lot 17 AN OTTOMAN SWORD (KILIG), TURKEY, 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY with broad curved blade formed with a long fuller and a double-edged point (areas of light pitting), with traces of a cartouche on one side, silvered hilt engraved with foliage around the borders, including a pair of langets and quillons with faceted bud-shaped terminals, polished horn grip scales rising to a rounded pommel, in its original leather-covered scabbard with large silver mounts chased with foliage, and with two loops for suspe Login to bid Estimates£2,000 - £3,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 18 AN INDIAN SWORD (SHAMSHIR), LATE 19TH CENTURY, PROBABLY KUTCH with curved single-edged blade (areas of pitting), gilt copper hilt comprising a pair of long shaped langets, a pair of quillons with bud-shaped finials, and integral grip rising to a bridled horsehead pommel finely modelled in the round, the entire hilt set with coloured pastes in raised settings (some restorations and small losses), in its original wooden scabbard (fabric restored), with large gilt copper mounts chased with scrollin Login to bid Estimates£6,000 - £8,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 19 ˜AN OTTOMAN SHORTSWORD (YATAGHAN), TURKEY, DATED 1237 A.H./1821 AD with slightly curved single-edged blade, decorated with gold koftgari, on one face with the date, two panels of calligraphy and hatched ornament and on the other with a foliate panel, gilt copper hilt extending over the forte, set on each side with a red paste and over the back-strap with seven fluted corals in raised settings, a pair of large marine ivory grip-scales rising to an eared pommel (age cracks), in its wooden scabbar Login to bid Estimates£700 - £900Starting£0 MarginW Lot 20 A HIGHLY DECORATED WAR HAMMER AND AXE IN TURKISH LATE 16TH/17TH CENTURY STYLE, LATE 19TH CENTURY the axe-head with curved blade, moulded terminal and rear pean each formed with a round flat face, the head decorated with a fan-shaped arrangement of engraved silver and brass panels and cut with an inscription over each of the back edges; the hammer head with chisel-shaped leading edge, and long rear fluke with tapering rectangular point, decorated en suite with the axe, and incorporating an inlaid Login to bid Estimates£800 - £1,200Starting£0 MarginW Lot 21 A VERY FINE EAST EUROPEAN GEM-SET, ENAMELLED AND SILVER-GILT MOUNTED SABRE OF EXHIBITION QUALITY, MID-19TH CENTURY, PROBABLY HUNGARY in the Turkish taste, with curved single-edged blade of watered steel double-edged towards the point, etched and gilt with trophies-of-arms, flowers, foliage, a Turkish bust, celestial motifs and a sun-in-splendour (areas of wear), silver-gilt hilt chased with panels of scrolling foliage and flowers on a finely punched ground, retaining some early polychrome ename Login to bid Estimates£10,000 - £15,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 22 ˜A VERY FINE IMPERIAL RUSSIAN GOLD INLAID AND IVORY-MOUNTED PRESENTATION CAUCASIAN SABRE (SHASQA), KUBACHI, LATE 19TH CENTURY with curved blade formed with three long fullers, encrusted in gold with Arabic couplets on each face (very small areas of very light pitting), blued iron hilt (the bluing largely oxidised to brown), inlaid with engraved gold designs of scrolling leafy foliage within beadwork frames, characteristic eared pommel set on each face with a panel of ivory inlaid with chased gol Login to bid Estimates£40,000 - £60,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 23 ˜A FINE CAUCASIAN GOLD INLAID IVORY AND SILVER-MOUNTED PRESENTATION SABRE (SHASQA) AND WHIP, KUBACHI, LATE 19TH CENTURY with curved blade double-edged towards the point, formed with a series of fullers along the back edge, encrusted in gold with Arabic couplets on each face, silver gilt and nielloed hilt chased with scrolling foliage against a finely matted ground within beadwork frames, the pommel set with an ivory plaque inlaid with gold (small losses, the inner plaque expertly restored), in i Login to bid Estimates£25,000 - £35,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 24 ˜AN IVORY MOUNTED COSSAK SWORD (SHASQA), LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY with broad curved single-edged blade formed with three long fullers on each face, etched with scrolling foliage, the crowned Imperial eagle and an inscription on one face at the forte, marine ivory hilt of characteristic form, the inner face of the grip inlaid with a panel of silver scrolling foliage within a linear frame (losses, ivory with age cracks), in its leather-covered wooden scabbard with ivory locket, chape (repaire Login to bid Estimates£2,000 - £2,500Starting£0 MarginW Lot 25 ˜A CAUCASIAN SILVER-MOUNTED SHORTSWORD (KINDJAL), LATE 19TH CENTURY with broad double-edged blade formed with an off-set fuller, struck on the reverse with a star and a celestial mask shaped mark, silver hilt of characteristic form, decorated with silver filigree scrolls on a ground of sheet silver within beadwork frames, the reverse with sparse niello foliage, in its scabbard decorated with further elaborate designs of scrolling foliage on sheet silver within nielloed frames, the inner face de Login to bid Estimates£600 - £800Starting£0 MarginW Lot 26 TWO SMALL INDIAN SHIELDS (DHAL) IN 19TH CENTURY STYLE, 20TH CENTURY of characteristic form, decorated with traditional designs in polychrome 21.5 cm; 8 ½ in diameter (2) Provenance R. D. Moore Esq., sold Sotheby's, 29th July 1980, lot 258 Login to bid Estimates£50 - £80Starting£0 MarginW Lot 27 A PERSIAN SHIELD (DHAL), QAJAR,19TH CENTURY of shallow convex russet iron, fitted with four domed bosses corresponding to enarmes on the inside, the outer surface chiselled over its surface with cartouches of courtly figures highlighted in gold enclosed by running bands of foliage and flowers, scalloped border and plain turned edge 44.3 cm; 17 ½ in diameter Login to bid Estimates£400 - £600Starting£0 MarginW Lot 28 ˜A TORTOISESHELL FLASK, 19TH CENTURY formed of an entire shell, fitted with brass nozzle, inset with four turquoise stones around the upper edge, and with plaited suspension chain 19.5 cm; 7 ¾ in long Login to bid Estimates£100 - £120Starting£0 MarginW Lot 29 ˜A SET OF POWDER FLASKS, 19TH CENTURY, PROBABLY CAUCASIAN, each with brass body with nozzle, and tapering cap decorated with two bands of filigree and retained by a chain, the central flask with turned ivory top, all contained within a leather case, the inner face with mountings for a belt, and the outer applied with a large pierced iron plate 13.5 cm; 5 1/4 in high Login to bid Estimates£400 - £600Starting£0 MarginW Lot 30 ˜A FINE 15 BORE INDIAN MATCHLOCK GUN (TORADOR), EARLY 19TH CENTURY with tapering sighted barrel retained by three broad shaped brass bands, vase-shaped muzzle chiselled with broad leaves of foliage, the remaining surface of the gun chiselled over its entire surface with a symmetrical arrangement of flowers and foliage against a punched ground within a framework of tendrils, inscribed 'S.K.2' over the breech and with integral pan (pivot-cover missing), chiselled openwork trigger, iron serpentine, Login to bid Estimates£1,000 - £1,500Starting£0 MarginW Lot 31 ˜A 32 BORE INDIAN MATCHLOCK MUSKET (TORADOR), LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY with slender swamped sighted barrel of 'hog's back' form retained by two slender iron bands, decorated over its entire surface with symmetrical bouquets of flowers in gold and silver koftgari (light wear), the breech incorporating a pan with pivot-cover, the action encased in a large iron plate on each side decorated en suite with the barrel and two further matching iron plates behind the tang, iron trigger decorated wit Login to bid Estimates£1,000 - £1,500Starting£0 MarginW Lot 32 ˜A 20 BORE INDIAN MATCHLOCK MUSKET, LATE 18TH CENTURY with slender etched twist barrel swelling to a monsterhead muzzle, decorated with bands of gold koftgari flowers at the breech, the median and the muzzle, and with bordering panels of gold koftgari along the remaining length on both sides, breech with integral pan with pivot-cover, the action enclosed by large shaped brass plaques incorporating rosette washers and fitted on the right with pricker and chain, slender wooden full stock, carved a Login to bid Estimates£500 - £800Starting£0 MarginW Lot 33 AN 18 BORE INDIAN MATCHLOCK MUSKET (TORADOR), 19TH CENTURY AND LATER with tapering barrel formed with a vase-shaped muzzle, chiselled with a lotus flower panel at the breech and the muzzle, retained by four white metal bands, the breech incorporating the back-sight, an integral pan and cut with Hyderabad arsenal inscription, slender full stock entirely encased in shaped mother-of-pearl plaques, and iron ramrod 99.0 cm; 39 in barrel Provenance Sotheby's, 13th April 1988, lot 212 Login to bid Estimates£500 - £800Starting£0 MarginW Lot 34 ˜A 14 BORE INDIAN MATCHLOCK MUSKET (TORADOR), 19TH CENTURY AND LATER with tapering barrel formed with a vase-shaped muzzle and decorated with pair of spiralling lines over its length, retained by four white metal bands, the breech incorporating the back-sight, an integral pan and cut with Hyderabad arsenal inscription, slender full stock entirely encased in shaped ivory plaques including three pairs of rosettes over the butt, and iron ramrod 113.5 cm; 44 3/4 in barrel Provenance Sotheby's, 13t Login to bid Estimates£400 - £600Starting£0 MarginW Lot 35 ˜AN 18 BORE OTTOMAN MIQUELET-LOCK RIFLE (SHISHANA), TURKEY, LATE 18TH CENTURY with octagonal swamped sighted barrel retained by a single chased silver band, rifled with seven grooves, encrusted with silver scrolls at the muzzle and over the breech (losses), the latter with standing back-sight pierced with two apertures (areas of rust), flat lock decorated en suite, wooden full stock profusely inlaid with brass rondels and pellets over the fore-end, faceted butt decorated en suite within a framew Login to bid Estimates£3,000 - £4,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 36 ˜A 28 BORE OTTOMAN MIQUELET-LOCK RIFLE (SHISHANA), TURKEY DATED 1226 AH/1811 AD AND 1274 AH/1857 AD with tapering etched twist sighted barrel retained by six chased and shaped silver bands, chiselled with cartouche shaped mouldings and a slender rib over the forward portion, encrusted with gold scrolls and foliage over the breech and muzzle, signed 'Lutf 'Ali, on the median with the barrelsmith's mark behind, gold-encrusted tang decorated with border ornament and a further inscription, gold-encr Login to bid Estimates£3,000 - £5,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 37 ˜A 28 BORE OTTOMAN MIQUELET-LOCK RIFLE (SHISHANA), TURKEY, LATE 18TH CENTURY with octagonal sighted barrel encrusted with silver flowers and foliage at the breech and the muzzle, rifled with seven grooves and retained by a single chased brass band, standing back-sight, tang encrusted en suite with the breech (small losses), flat lock encrusted with silver beadwork and foliage, full stock profusely inlaid with brass flowerheads and pellets, faceted butt decorated with brass en suite and with slen Login to bid Estimates£3,000 - £4,000Starting£0 MarginW Lot 38 A 32 BORE OTTOMAN MIQUELET-LOCK RIFLE (SHISHANA), TURKEY, LATE 18TH CENTURY with late 17th-century etched twist sighted barrel retained by five silver bands, rifled with seven grooves, cut with raised cartouche-shaped panels at the breech and muzzle, the former with brass-lined maker's stamp, tall standing back-sight pierced with a vertical arrangement of seven apertures, iron lock decorated with silver flowers, wooden full stock profusely inlaid with pierced and engraved silver plaques decorate Login to bid Estimates£2,000 - £2,500Starting£0 MarginW Lot 39 ˜A 25 BORE OTTOMAN MIQUELET-LOCK GUN (SHISHANA), FIRST QUARTER OF THE 19TH CENTURY with earlier Italian barrel stamped 'Lazari Cominaz' over the breech, inlaid with a small brass panel cut with an Ottoman maker's inscription and retained by three pierced chased silver-gilt bands (areas of rust), iron lock faced with silver panels engraved with a scale pattern and inset with coral beads over the spring bridal, wooden stock almost entirely encased in silver-gilt panels embossed and chased with car Login to bid Estimates£2,000 - £2,500Starting£0 MarginW Lot 40 AN OTTOMAN TURKISH MIQUELET-LOCK CARBINE (SHISHANA), TURKEY, LATE 18TH CENTURY with European barrel fitted with a sweated-on flared moulding at the muzzle, the breech with two raised silver bands, iron lock faced with engraved brass panels, figured full stock inlaid with clustered designs of segmental brass discs and brass nails over its length, faceted butt inlaid with segmental strips of contrasting bone and horn enriched with domed brass nails, and with inlaid wooden trap beneath, and associa Login to bid Estimates£1,400 - £1,600Starting£0 MarginW Lot 41 A 28 BORE OTTOMAN MIQUELET-LOCK RIFLED CARBINE (SHISHANA), TURKEY, LATE 18TH CENTURY with etched twist octagonal sighted barrel retained by four shaped silver bands, encrusted with gold foliage at the breech and muzzle, standing back-sight and iron tang each encrusted with gold foliage, iron lock encrusted with gold foliage en suite, gold-encrusted button-trigger, full stock inlaid with differing patterns of segmented brass discs and minute nails inlaid with contrasting strips of white and green Login to bid Estimates£1,200 - £1,400Starting£0 MarginW Lot 42 ˜A 20 BORE OTTOMAN MIQUELET-LOCK MUSKET (SHISHANA), TURKEY, LATE 18TH CENTURY with tapering sighted barrel of 'hog's back' form, struck with a gold-lined barrelsmith's mark, encrusted with gold scrolls at the breech and muzzle and retained by five shaped silver bands, flat lock struck with a mark on the bridle (indistinct), full stock inlaid with green-stained horn and brass rondels beneath the fore-end, faceted butt decorated en suite and enriched with shaped ivory and tortoiseshell plaques, ro Login to bid Estimates£1,200 - £1,500Starting£0 MarginW Lot 43 ˜A 22 BORE OTTOMAN MIQUELET-LOCK GUN (SHISHANA), TURKEY, LATE 18TH CENTURY/EARLY 19TH CENTURY with octagonal swamped sighted barrel retained by three chased silver bands (areas of rust), standing back-sight pierced with two apertures, engraved lock chiselled with foliage and with traces of silver-encrusted decoration, full stock applied with a large silver plaque over the forward portion of the fore-end, faceted butt applied with pierced engraved brass plaques, further large brass plaques about Login to bid Estimates£1,200 - £1,600Starting£0 MarginW Lot 44 ˜A 28 BORE OTTOMAN BALKAN MIQUELET-LOCK RIFLE (SHISHANA), EARLY 19TH CENTURY with octagonal barrel encrusted with gold foliage at the breech and muzzle and retained by five engraved silver bands, engraved tang, iron lock encrusted with matching gold foliage (areas of rust), figured full stock overlaid with pierced engraved silver plaques beneath the fore-end, the lock and about the tang, rounded butt overlaid with further engraved silver plaques en suite with the fore-end, the silver parts stru Login to bid Estimates£1,200 - £1,800Starting£0 MarginW Lot 45 ˜A 25 BORE NORTH AFRICAN SNAPHAUNCE MUSKET (MUKHALA), MOROCCO, 19TH CENTURY with octagonal sighted barrel decorated over the greater part of its surface with silver koftgari scrolls and retained by three brass bands, struck with a barrelsmith's mark over the breech, engraved lock overlaid with sheet silver (small losses), full stock and characteristically pronounced butt, the rear half inlaid in silver wire with scrolls, flowers and foliage, ivory butt-plate, iron trigger-guard decorated with si Login to bid Estimates£400 - £600Starting£0 MarginW Lot 46 ˜A 25 BORE NORTH AFRICAN SNAPHAUNCE MUSKET (MUKHALA), MOROCCO, 19TH CENTURY with tapering barrel engraved with scrolls over the breech, fitted with standing back sight and struck with a barrelsmith's mark, the forward portion largely encased by broad engraved brass bands, engraved tang, engraved flat lock inlaid with silver panels, full stock inlaid in silver wire with a brief inscription ahead of the lock, a further inscription opposite and scrolls about the tang, characteristically pronounced Login to bid Estimates£300 - £500Starting£0 MarginW Lot 47 ˜A 25 BORE NORTH AFRICAN SNAPHAUNCE MUSKET (MUKHALA), MOROCCO, 19TH CENTURY with tapering sighted barrel faceted at the muzzle and retained by three chased silver bands, decorated over its surface with silver koftgari scrolls, the tang decorated en suite, flat lock applied with sheets of engraved brass and silver, full stock with fishtail butt, the rear half inlaid in silver wire with scrolls, flowers and foliage, ivory butt-plate, engraved iron trigger-guard, and wooden ramrod 115.0 cm; 45 1/4 Login to bid Estimates£300 - £500Starting£0 MarginW Lot 48 ˜A 16 BORE NORTH AFRICAN SILVER AND CORAL-MOUNTED TOE-LOCK GUN OF PRESENTATION TYPE, ALGERIA, EARLY 19TH CENTURY with octagonal sighted Italian barrel stamped 'Lazari Comiazzri' over the breech and incorporating the back-sight and a raised silver-encrusted band, the tang overlaid with a panel of silver chased with scrolling foliage, bevelled lock with chiselled lower edge, faced in sheet brass and its elements chiselled with foliage and encrusted with silver, three-quarter stock (the fore-end re Login to bid Estimates£1,500 - £2,000Starting£0 MarginW Items per page 122448 Previous|12345678...12|Next123456789101112 Previous 123456789101112 Next Previous 123456789101112 Next
