17th Century Stiletto Dagger Lefthanded , Probably Italian, Four

A stiletto dagger, made by tod cutler, & based on a style from the 17th century. The grip is an old replacement with grooved hornsecured by four pins. An italian gunner's stiletto dagger.

An Italian dagger stiletto. 17th century, triangular

The pommel depicts a deomic face with horns and the guard with side ring is decorated with some form of creatures.

World war i and ii stiletto dagger

We have great renaissance styled daggers from the venetian stiletto to the 17th century steel hilted dagger. Unique stiletto authentic artifact unique weapon. Sometimes, renaissance daggers were used in eating. Edged weapons, knives / daggers.

17th century european ring dagger quantity.

Description 16th century european ring dagger. They have unique handles that add to their wonderful appearances. An italian gunner's stiletto dagger. Renaissance daggers were the last and only line of defense.

Art and themes hearkening back to rome and greece were very much in.

It's a beautiful piece, is hand m. The triangular section 10 ½ blade is complemented by a buffalo horn grip, with the pommel and. Dagger (stiletto) by 17th century. Medieval collectibles is proud to offer you an array of this interesting dagger style.

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16th and 17th century antique swords and daggers for sale. Stiletto daggers have a long and intriguing history. Likewise, the ornamental hilts guards called quillons progressed into intricate basket hilts. 32 cm (12 5/8 in.) blade l.

The metal surfaces show heavy pitting.

This stiletto dagger is a replica of a late 17th century piece from a private collection. Harding collection reference number 1982.3479 22.2 cm (8 3/4 in.) wt. The dagger is in fine condition, the hilt is interesting with various engravings.

The paul chen stiletto replicates a late 17th century piece from a private collection.

Showing all 6 results english hunting hanger, 2nd half 17th c $ 1,195.00 add to cart english plug bayonet by john hathaway, ca. We have both functional and decorative daggers with a variety of looks. An italian gunner's stiletto dagger late 17th century with tapering blade of triangular section marked on one face with increments from '1' to '120', turned ricasso, hilt comprising short swelling spirally fluted quillons, spirally fluted swelling bone grip inset with dark horn pellets and brass pins, and spirally fluted pommel 11in. “17th century italian stiletto daggers miasthmatic ”.

Designed exclusively as a pointed, stabbing weapon, the stiletto was an upper class civilian dress dagger during the time of chain maille and leather armour.

Renaissance daggers are the perfect companion to the sword. In the 17th century, firearms were introduced and the survival of daggers was secured with the use of bayonets. Renaissance daggers was the only weapon commoners were allowed to carry on them. The blade is in triangular sections and the pommel and guard finials are in the form of spirally carved pine cones.