Indian Katar Punch Dagger, 18th/19th c.

印度 Katar Punch Dagger 和 Tulwar Sword 配以相配的珐琅，19 世纪Dimensions: 17 3/4" (45cm) L

Fine Quality 17th-18th C. Indian KATAR Dagger with Gilt Inlay. Wootz steel. An exceptionally attractive example of the Indian Katar push-dagger. Total length: 9 3/4", Blade length : 5 3/8" x 3". ~~. D

The ornately cast double handle with turned insert, steel double edge blade, matching bronze scabbard cast with grapes, an ornamental openwork border around the opening, red velvet inset area appears

A superb quality Indian katar dagger decorated rich gold inlay - koftgari, deeply chiseled blade with thick armor-piercing tip. Circa 18th Century. Dimensions: L: 17 3/4 in., (45 cm.)

Very Good 17th C. Mughal Indian KATAR Dagger with Elaborate Chiseled & Pierced Steel Decorations. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 18 1/2", Blade length : 12 1/4".~. Please View More Detail

Western Asia, Persia (Iran), ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. An elegant weapon, this is a steel katar (also katara or bundi dagger), with an H-shaped horizontal hand grip and a long, pointed,

Southern India, 19th century CE. A steel katar (also katara or bundi dagger), with an H-shaped horizontal hand grip and a long, pointed, triangular blade that sits below the user's knuckles. A pronoun

19th C. Silver inlaid Double Katar Indian dagger. FIne silver work. 17" total length, 8.5" - length of the blade.

Good 17th-18th C. Mughal Indian Armor Piercing KATAR Dagger with Silver & Gold Damascene & Rare Original Scabbard. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 20 1/2", Blade length : 11 3/4". ~~ DEAR

Indian Mughal-style jade hilted horse head dagger, Possibly 18th/19th c., Khanjar with carved celadon jade hilt embellished with gold, turquoise and ruby colored decoration, with parcel gilt engraved

An Indian mughal dagger,topaz or agate handle with gems inlaid, Uzi blade with gold inlaid pattern,18th-19th C. Full L:37, Blade L:23.5, W:3.5 CM.莫臥兒帝國玉&#2656

South Asia, India, likely Rajasthan, ca. late 19th century CE. This is an intimidating but exciting steel katar dagger with the wood sheath, also known as a katara or bundi dagger, perfect for jabbing

18th-19th C. Islamic Indian or Persian Jade Stone Grip Wootz Damascus "Khanjar" Dagger. Total Length (in scabbard, if there is one) ~ 15 1/2" Blade Length ~ 10"

**Originally Listed At $3000** Central Asia, southern India, Mughal Period, ca. 18th century CE. A steel katar (also katara or bundi dagger), with an H-shaped horizontal hand grip and a long, pointed,

Central Asia, India, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A forged-steel katar (also katara or bundi dagger) with an H-shaped horizontal hand grip and a chevron-shaped shoulder. The large blade is trian

A large example, the iron hilt with expanded rails and cusped grips covered entirely in fine flowering vinework in silver. The long, tapering blade with central ridge and chamfered edges, exceptionall

Rajput work, the hilt elaborately inlaid with gold and silver. The fine blade well-wrought of wootz and multifullered. In its brocade-covered wooden scabbard. First half of the 18th century. Rubbed, b

Rajput work, the hilt elaborately inlaid with gold with side rails of wootz. The fine blade well-wrought of wootz and multifullered. In its velvet-covered wooden scabbard. First half of the 18th centu

A large example of Rajput work, the hilt finely pierced with elegant birds with turquoise eyes, the rails of wootz with stamped armory number to one side. The fine blade well-wrought of wootz, bifulle

Rajput work, the hilt well chiseled in flowering vine motifs with substantial remains of gold inlay. The blade well-wrought of actively-grained wootz, bifullered and chiseled at the forte. First half

The hilt elaborately inlaid with silver. The fine blade well-wrought of wootz, bifullered and inlaid at the forte with a lions head in silver at the forte. In its velvet-covered wooden scabbard. First

Old Indian Katar dagger. - approx. 16.5"L. Photos are considered part of description and condition. O-7

Indian portrait drawing of a seated man, 18th or 19th century. He is well rendered with fine lines and features.Provenance: From the collection of Frederick and Catherine Asher, Minneapolis, Minnesota

A peculiar style of hooded push dagger that originated in South India under the Vijayanagara empire. The Vijayanagara examples are believed to be some of the earliest forms of this characteristic Indi