Null A beautiful dagger
Datierung: 17. Jahrhundert Herkunft: Inghilterra, gerade…

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A beautiful dagger Datierung: 17. Jahrhundert Herkunft: Inghilterra, gerade, zweischneidige, reich durchbrochene und gerippte Klinge, flacher Ansatz mit Platz für den Daumen. Eisernes Griffstück mit elegantem Silberdekor mit floralen Motiven, zur Klinge hin gebogene Parierstange. Ovaler Knauf mit Knopf. Hölzerner Griff, geschnitzt mit geometrischen und floralen Motiven.

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A beautiful dagger Datierung: 17. Jahrhundert Herkunft: Inghilterra, gerade, zweischneidige, reich durchbrochene und gerippte Klinge, flacher Ansatz mit Platz für den Daumen. Eisernes Griffstück mit elegantem Silberdekor mit floralen Motiven, zur Klinge hin gebogene Parierstange. Ovaler Knauf mit Knopf. Hölzerner Griff, geschnitzt mit geometrischen und floralen Motiven.

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