Inventory Please take time to view the items in the Inventory. If there is something in particular you are looking for please get in touch. Search Inventory ARUNGZEB SWORD BLADE #322 The tang of this rare and unusual blade widens gently before broadening at sharp angles to continue into the blade... ENAMELLED SHAMSHIR #320 Though the blade of this shamshir is itself of exceptional quality, the hilt – with its polychrome enamel still... KHATAMKARI DAGGER #316 This Ottoman dagger of great rarity is well preserved, retaining the majority of its intricate khatamkari decoration... INDIAN JAMBIYA #314 Continuing the theme of styles synthesised across cultures that is visible in the previous example in this catalogue,... OMANI JAMBIYA #312 The hilt of the dagger is encased in sheet silver and features a typical two-pronged pommel, each of the two... SILVER MECCA JAMBIYA #311 As in the previous piece of this catalogue, this dagger’s form would suggest that it ought to be classified as a... GOLD MECCA JAMBIYA #310 This jambiya, likely made for a pilgrim journeying to Mecca, is generously covered with various forms of decoration.... JADE KHANJAR #307 Daggers such as this were status symbols for Mughal courtiers, and important figures within the court – princes,... TURQUOISE KHANJAR #306 This elegant dagger exhibits a pale green nephrite jade hilt of typical ‘pistol-grip’ form, which has been... KURDISH SHIELD (MERTAL) #305 This pointed buckler (or ‘mertal’) is exceptionally rare, originally worn by Kurdish infantrymen and taking... RED AND GOLD HORSE NECK DEFENCE (CRINET) #302 The importance Tibetans place on equestrian life is demonstrated by the elaborate and well-crafted equipment now... CHINESE CUIRASS #300 A large red-painted cuirass of the Yi or Nuosuo people (historically known as Lolo), an ethnic minority group in China... LEATHER ARMGUARD #298 A well-formed leather armguard of the Yi or Nuosuo people (historically known as Lolo), an ethnic minority group in... INDIAN MATCHLOCK #294 This large Indian matchlock ‘toradar’ or ‘bandook’ has a tapering, two-stage steel barrel... CHINESE FLINT STRIKER #293 This leather Chinese flint striker (or ‘chuckmuck’) is unusual for its brass fittings which are of better... PAINTED TIGER #291 It is difficult to pinpoint the exact place that this striking painted tiger was made, but strong cases can be made for... HYDER ALI BATTLE REPORT (SHOLINGHUR) #290 A rare and unusual report on the ‘Battle of Sholangur [Sholinghur]’ published by Woodman & Mutlow on... TIPU BATTLE REPORT (POLLILUR) #289 A rare and unusual report on the “PLAN of the Attacks made upon Lt. Cl. Baillie” published by Woodman &... KHMER BELL HANDLE #288 This remarkable bronze object is thought to have likely once functioned as the handle of a ritual bell. The base of... BRONZE SPEARHEAD #287 The tubular socket of this spear-head tapers gradually to a circular moulding enclosed within raised edges. This leads... First12345Last