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A Bukhara khandjar with a walrus ivory hilt and a silver scabbard, first half of the 19th century Double-edged blade made of Wooz damask (?) with a central ridge on both sides; slight surface rust at the tang. Handle crafted in one piece from crystalline walrus ivory, cracked on both sides at the lower base. Scabbard made of silver sheet with a wooden core. Decorative relief on the front, partially gilded with gold leaf, and bands featuring small set turquoise cabochons. Engraved inscription with the owner’s name on the upper edge. Length 40 cm. Please note: Unfortunately, this lot cannot be exported from the EU. Condition: II -
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