KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century
KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century
KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century
KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century
KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century
KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century
KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century
KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century
KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century
KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century
KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century
KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century
KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century
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KNIFE called Kindjal - Caucasus, North Dagestan - 19th century

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5.200 €
19th century
Orientaliste
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    KNIFE called Kindjal
    Caucasus, Northern Dagestan
    19th century
    Marine ivory, horn, iron, damascus steel, gold and cloth
    Total length: 62 cm; Blade length: 45 cm

    Curved handle with two plates in marine ivory and brown horn, riveted three times. Two of the rivets are trimmed with poly-lobed iron rosettes with conical cabochons inlaid with gold fillets.

    Double-edged damascus steel blade with three median gutters, decorated on the heel with six cartouches inlaid with gold foliate motifs - on the side with four cartouches, the heel is punched twice.

    Wooden scabbard covered with brown leather, two iron fittings, the front parts of which are centered with gold damascened flower bouquets and surrounded by gold foliage friezes. The fixed suspension ring is fitted with a spinning top.

    These daggers were used as weapons for men, but also as ceremonial objects.

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    Ref.LP : 3696

    Ref: QHTGVWHGBL

    Condition Good
    Style Orientaliste (Swords, Bladed weapons of Orientaliste Style)
    Period 19th century (Swords, Bladed weapons 19th century)
    Country of origin Russian Federation
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
    Location 93400, Saint-Ouen, France
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