Null Un quaddarra persan damasquiné d'or, 19e siècle
La lame large et doublemen…

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Un quaddarra persan damasquiné d'or, 19e siècle La lame large et doublement pointue est coupée avec des fers profonds et décalés sur les deux côtés. Décor floral lavishly inlaid in gold on the front. Une petite cartouche calligraphiée à la base de la lame. Échelles de poignées en corne de buffle foncée avec deux rivets de poignées damasquinés d'or sur le devant, les cadres de poignées incrustés d'or. Longueur 57.5 cm. Condition : II +

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Un quaddarra persan damasquiné d'or, 19e siècle La lame large et doublement pointue est coupée avec des fers profonds et décalés sur les deux côtés. Décor floral lavishly inlaid in gold on the front. Une petite cartouche calligraphiée à la base de la lame. Échelles de poignées en corne de buffle foncée avec deux rivets de poignées damasquinés d'or sur le devant, les cadres de poignées incrustés d'or. Longueur 57.5 cm. Condition : II +

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