A rare bat-winged corseque dating: First half of the 16th Century provenance: Ve…

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A rare bat-winged corseque

dating: First half of the 16th Century provenance: Veneto, A fine spearhead with cust featuring a double-edged, straight blade, ribbed at the centre; with a short neck; wings with two edges raised at the tips and with small humps cusped towards the outside, faceted ferrule, without bands, on a cylindrical shaft (of later period) made of wood decorated with brass rivets and gilded-threads tassel.

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A rare bat-winged corseque

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