Two silver mounted Moroccan khoumyas, 2nd half of the 19th century A dagger with a curved single-edged blade with a double-edged point. Triple fullers on both sides, maker's mark (IN) stamped on one side. Wooden grip, grip ferrule and pommel cap of engraved silver. Faceted iron scabbard with distinct traces of corrosion on one side, the engraved silver overlays partially incomplete. The second dagger with a curved single-edged blade and double-edged point. Wooden grip, grip ferrule and pommel cap of engraved silver. Sheet silver scabbard with engraved and cut decoration. Several small silver hallmarks. Length 40 and 41 cm. Condition: II - III

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