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MOROCCO Koumya dagger. Accessory for men's jewelry including a peacock head handle and a silver-plated metal scabbard. L : 45 cm.

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MOROCCO Koumya dagger. Accessory for men's jewelry including a peacock head handle and a silver-plated metal scabbard. L : 45 cm.

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A collection of African edged weapons Six knives of the Ovambo, Namibia, with double-edged blades and wooden handles and sheaths, four with old collection labels. Length 34 - 51 cm. A brass-mounted koummya, Morocco, the scabbard with silver overlays. Length 40 cm. Also a dagger knife, a yatagan and a ceremonial axe. Lengths 29, 55 and 60 cm. Condition: II - III

Estim. 18 000 - 22 000 EUR

KOUMYA dagger, a royal diplomatic gift from the King of Morocco Hassan II, the gold-covered scabbard and pommel adorned with stylized chased motifs set with cabochon-cut rubies and brilliant-cut diamonds. The pommel bears the Arabic inscription "On behalf of His Majesty the King of Morocco". In its green leather-wrapped case. (shock to a ruby cabochon, shock to the scabbard, small chip to the pommel mount, scabbard ring missing, traces of wear). Length : 51 cm Gross weight of scabbard: 376 g Provenance: given by King Hassan II of Morocco to its current owner in gratitude for political service.

Current bid 32 EUR

ANONYME VINTAGE

Estim. 200 - 250 EUR

Yellow gold brooch representing a koumya dagger with chased decoration Weight : 8.9 g - L : 6.7 cm

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