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Two Chinese Niuweidao (so-called “ox-tail sabers”), circa 1900 Curved blades with double fuller on both sides and double-edged points. Blades are mottled and partially pitted. One specimen features stamped dragon motifs on both sides. Iron-cut blades with raised edges; one saber has internal leather padding. Iron and brass guard clamps; wooden pommels, one wrapped with cord. Wooden scabbard with brass fittings, lacquer and wire covering, belonging to a dao with a decorated blade. Lacquer chipped in places; wire loose in some areas. Lengths 94 and 96 cm. Condition: II–III
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