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A saber for officers of the light cavalry, made by Knubley, London, late 18th century Sturdy, slightly curved blade in the Montmorency style (somewhat stained, with a few small cracks) featuring a double-edged point and back edge; the upper half is etched on both sides, depicting a hunting dog, “JB,” and a trophy bearing the maker’s inscription “Knubley Sword Cutler & Gunmaker ... London.” Non-ferrous metal scabbard (loose, traces of gilding) with a black-lacquered wooden handle (missing sections) and wire wrapping. Black leather scabbard (glued, craquelé, rubbed) with non-ferrous metal fittings, a carrying knob, and two movable carrying rings; the mouthplate is engraved with “Knubley no 11 Charing Cross London.” Partially slightly damaged; shows signs of use and age. Length 98.5 cm. Very rare and in good condition for its age. Condition: II -
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