Anne-Sophie JONCOUX PILORGET
Morocco, 19th century
Comprising a pair of earrings, two anklets and two fibulae with twisted rings and long pins, a Worm fibula, an Ida Nadif pendant, a bracelet and a...
Ottoman Pala sword
Turkey, Second half of the 19th century
- Description
Ottoman Pala sword
Turkey, Second half of the 19th century
A fine curved blade in damascus steel, with a fine brown horn handle carved on both sides of the tang with ribbed leaves, silver inverted quillon guard like the chape, bouterolle and rings as well as the suspension rings. The silver plates are decorated with a complex checkerboard pattern featuring trophies in medallions. Punched with tugra and sah. L. 105 cm Provenance : Jean-Charles Tauzin Collection (1889-1957) Related work : Actes Expo. Bernard le Dauphin & co. Splendor of oriental weapons. Union Grafica. Paris, May 3 to July 31 1988. p. 42 fig. 55.Sale ended
Estimate
€3,000 - €4,000
Sold to
€4,200
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