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A Victorian German two-handed sword with a sawfish blade in the Renaissance style, 19th century Blade made from the rostrum of a large sawfish (Pristis zijsron) with sharp teeth on both sides. Iron guard with a large guard ring on one side. Stepped tang, large, grooved pommel. Length 126 cm. Similar swords were crafted toward the end of the 16th century for princely cabinets of curiosities (Naturalia). One example preserved here is the well-known sword formerly owned by Maximilian II Emanuel of Bavaria (1662–1726), which is now housed in the Historical Museum in Berlin. Condition: II
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