18th C. Spanish "Bilbao" Rapier Sword, possibly used in

Rare 18th C. Spanish Cup-hilt Rapier Sword with Gold Inlaid Engraved Decorations of Castles, Arms & Armor and Other Intricate Details, Probably Serviced During the American Revolution period. Full Len

Very Good 17th-18th C. Spanish Cavalry Rapier Sword with Sturdy German Made Blade and Chiseled Hilt Decorations, Each Side Engraved IN SOLINGEN. Full Length 40.5 inch Blade Length 34 inch.

Fine 18th C. French or Spanish Nobleman's Rapier Sword with Gold Gilt Solid Silver Hilt and Strong 17th C. Blade Bearing Lengthy Latin Inscription. Possible Hallmarks to the Guard. Rare Early Example,

Rare 18th C. Spanish Italian or French Boat-hilt Rapier Sword with Engraved Steel Guard of Extremely Scarce Early pattern, Engraved Blade with Scrolls & War Trophies. Very Good and Seldom Encountered

Rare Large 17th-18th C. Spanish or Italian Dish Hilt Rapier Sword with Fine Chiseled & Pierced Guard of Seldom Encountered Pattern. Wearing a Very Strong Sturdy Blade by ''TOMAS AIALA En TOLEDO''. Ins

Very Good Quality 17th-18th C. Italian or Spanish Cup-hilt Rapier Sword with Elaborate Open Work Guard Featuring Large Birds and Intricate Floral Scrolls, Twist Wire Grip and Nice Chiseled Ridged Pomm

A Spanish typed 18th century rapier sword replica with a slender tapering blade. Features a steel cup hilt with a strong bow knuckle guard and straight quillons, and a steel wire bound grip. Marked MR

Scarce 18th C. French / Italian Sardinian Infantry Short Sword with Engraved Blade ~ Possibly used in American Revolution. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 26 3/4", Blade length : 21 3/4".

Spanish cup hilt rapier or Espada Ropera de Taza, 18th century signed by the sword smith on the blade "Ivan Bevgel me sinal" and to reverse "Es el Harito De S Iago". Also referenced is the swordsmith

Spanish Colonial, Mexico or possibly Spain, ca. early 16th to early 18th century CE. An iron dog collar known as a carlanca ("wolf collar") used by canines during the early periods of Spanish Colonial

Western Europe, Spain or Mexico, Colonial era, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A fine forged-steel sword with a brass cup guard and ornate grip and pommel. The blade is a double edged, with two fuller gr

Antique French 17th - 18th Century Rapier Sword Featuring Inlaid Pictorial Depictions On The Triangular Blade With An Oval Double Disc Hilt Full Length 35 Inch Blade Length 28.5 Inch

lot consists of a late 18th century sword, possibly Italian in origin, Not positively sure, It needs a cleaning and polishing, Needs a polishing, approx. 34" inches long, Good condition.

Four grips: 3 3/8” with congealed leather covering probably American Revolutionary War, 4 ¼” 18th century officer’s sword , possibly American, 4 1/8” leather covered re

Unique and Highly Elaborate 17th-18th C. Nobleman's Rapier Sword with Exquisite Steel Mounts Wearing a Strong and Sturdy . BladeFull Length 44 Blade Length 36

Unique and Highly Elaborate 17th-18th C. Nobleman's Rapier Sword with Exquisite Steel Mounts Adorned with Pearl Decorations (most are lacking). Wearing a Strong and Sturdy 17th C. Blade with Inscripti

18th C. SPANISH P1728 BILBO SWORD 18th C. Spanish Pattern 1728 Bilbo Sword. Straight, double edged, broad blade. Marked on one side of the blade "C.T. 1783" and a crown over "R", "C" and "M" on the re

Two Antique Continental Carved Heads of Saints18th century, possibly Spanish, carved wood with polychrome over gesso and glass eyes, near life size naturalistically modeled forms, tallest mounted on a

Antique chip carved and painted dower chest, 18th c., possibly Spanish, coffer with dovetailed construction, remnant red and black paint, stylized chip carved panels to front, on molded base and bun f

Cusco School, 16th/18th c., "Saint with Sword, possibly Saint Catherine of Alexandria", oil on canvas, unsigned, 31 in. x 20 in., framed. Provenance: Estate of Highly Acclaimed New Orleans Artist, Fur

Rare 17th C. Italian or Spanish Musketeers Rapier Sword with Profusely Chiseled & Pierced Deep Cup Guard & Original Interior Plate with Engraved Decorations. Sturdy Hexagonal Section Blade. Rare Early

North America, Mexico / Southwestern USA, Spanish Colonial period, ca. late 18th to mid-19th century CE. An intimidating saber, known as an espada ancho or broad sword, which was carried by Spanish so

Continental, possibly Spanish, 18th century. An exceptional bronze maritime ship's bell decorated to the top with a two continuous horizontal ribs enclosing a band of rosettes over a wide band centere

Exquisite 17th C. Spanish or French Nobleman's Swept-hilt Rapier Sword with Extensive Silver Inlaid Hilt Decorations, Carved Ricasso. A Museum Worthy Example for a Noble or Royal Figure.Wear consisten