ROMAN IRON GLADIUS WITH INLAY AND HANDLE

Roman Empire, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE, purportedly found in Britain. Exceptionally rare iron short sword Gladius or Semi-Spatha. Long tapered blade with tip nearly pointed, extended tang with the po

Ca. 100-200 AD. An iron gladius blade with waisted edges, a triangular tip, and a long tang. The gladius was a key part of Roman military equipment and was used by the empire’s legionaries in c

Circa 1st-2nd century A.D.. With fish-shaped blade of piled iron construction with square shoulder and flat-section tang; incised triskele motif to one face, each arm terminating in a bird's head with

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. A gorgeous matched pair of bronze door handles cast in high relief. Each handle mount depicts the head of a fierce lion with bare fangs, a wide snout

A Russian Neoclassical gilt silver multi-purpose letter opener that contains a perfume bottle. Designed in the style of a Roman gladius sword. The handle is decorated with green guilloche enamel. The

2nd-3rd century A.D. A key comprising a rectangular bronze shank with incised geometric ornament and pierced discoid bow, iron stem and angled bit with notched wards. Cf. Pall, M., Schlüssel und Schl

Rome, ca. 1st to 4th century CE. This is a Roman bronze handled iron knife. The small iron blade has a heavy triangular shape, and the handle is cast bronze with a leaf decoration whose end terminates

Kard, India, 19th/20th c. Double-edged, wavy Damascus blade with floral iron carving and gold inlays. Figural handle in the shape of a camel's head made of white jade with gilded wire overlays and col

Ca. 1410-1510 AD. Medieval Western Europe. A stunning, forged-iron long sword of the Oakeshott Type XVIIIa with a slender hand guard, a discoid pommel, and rounded guards. The narrow triangular blade

Lot of 2 Ancient Roman Bronze Knifes c.2nd-4th century AD. Size 5 1/2 - 5 7/8 inches length. Knife with heavy hammered bronze handle with iron blade with typical Roman concave edge. Provenance: Ex Eld

Ca. 100 AD. An iron pugio, or squat triangular dagger with a midrib and rivet holes to accept a handle. This dagger comes with its beautiful scabbard complete with tassel-like ornaments, and a round c

Circa 200-300 ADA beautifully formed iron-short sword with a ring pommel, with a broad handle, a double-edged blade featuring a shallow midrip along both faces as well as a pointed tapering top. A sle

Ca. 200-300 AD A beautifully formed iron-short sword with a ring pommel, a tapering handle, a double-edged blade, and a pointed top. A slender rectangular guard creates a buffer between the blade's sh

Circa 200-300 ADA beautifully formed iron-short sword with a ring pommel, with a broad handle, a double-edged blade featuring a shallow midrip along both faces as well as a pointed tapering top. A sle

Roman Empire, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. One of the finest small knives we have ever handled! Small dagger designed for easy concealment with bronze handle cast in the form of a human hand holding ont

A Roman iron dagger with leather grip still remaining, c. 1st - 2nd Century AD, the blade and handle cast as a single piece, amazingly the handle with preserved leather wrapping and woven cloth base.

Ca. 200-300 ADA beautifully formed iron-short sword with a ring pommel, a tapering handle, a double-edged blade, and a pointed tapering top. A slender guard creates a buffer between the blade's should

Ca. 200-300 AD An iron sword with a pointed, elongated triangular blade, rectangular guard, tapering handle, and a ring pommel. The army of ancient Rome (800 BC-AD 476) was a formidable fighting power

Circa 100-300 AD. An Ancient Roman Iron lancehead with central rib and integral hollow handle. Lateral holes and ribs at base for attachment to shaft. For similar see Museum of Wales, accession number

Circa 100-300 ADA Roman socketed leaf-shaped iron spearhead; raised central ridge and integral hollow handle. Lateral holes and ribs at base for attachment to shaft.For similar see:Museum of Wales, ac

Circa 100-300 ADA Roman socketed leaf-shaped iron spearhead; raised central ridge and integral hollow handle. Lateral holes and ribs at base for attachment to shaft.The army of ancient Rome (800 BC -

Rome, Imp erial period, ca. 1st century BCE to 3rd century CE. This is a long, thin, iron, leaf-shaped spear point with a socketed handle. This is probably the tip from a pilum, which is the most famo

Roman, ca. 0 to 450 CE. This is a hammered iron axe blade with a long, hooked blade, and an oval hole for a wood handle. Iron is very difficult to date, but we do know that the Romans admired the axe

(7) INCLUDING: STRAINER, LADLE, SMALL TASTER AND FLESH FORK ( HAS CRESCENT DECORATION ON GRIP), SMALL FLESH FORK AND LADLE WITH INLAY HANDLE "DUBS" (SPLIT TO BRASS BOWL) Size: 8" TO 19 1/2" L Terms: H