Unique 19th C. Lucknow Indian Assassin's Silver & Enamel Wootz Dagger (shamshir) For Sale
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Unique 19th C. Lucknow Indian Assassin's Silver & Enamel Wootz Dagger (shamshir):
$12000.00
Unique 19th C. Lucknow Indian Assassin's Silver & Enamel Wootz Dagger (shamshir) Unique 19th C. Lucknow Indian Assassin's Silver & Enamel Wootz Dagger (shamshir) Please Check back regularly for new listings of quality weapons.
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Buyers fromCHINA,Please make sure you have the shipping address inHong KongorUSand it's on your Profile,We will Not ship Weapons toChina.Buyers fromItalyMust have Import Permit for Antique Edged Weapons,Will Not Ship Edged Weapons toItalyWithout Copy of the style="">An exquisite and unique Mughal Indian weapon of finest quality workmanship, having solid silver mounts profusely inlaid with wonderful multi-color enamel decorations of floral motives. Mounted with a strong and sturdydouble edged thrusting blade of fine Wootz Damascus steel, both sides with intricate gold inlaid decorations featuring a Raja followed byarmed guardsand intricate scriptures to ricasso. Interesting part is the locking mechanism, which has two positions, so actually works as a Double lock, first the dagger itself can be turned and locked inside the scabbard and then the ring can be turned in the oppositedirection to create a secondary lock, so except for this dagger's owner, most likely, no one else would be able to open it fast. Super beautiful and very unique example, superbly crafted for an important individual of significant status and rank, possibly used by an assassin killer. Solid and intact overall with moderate wear consistent with the age. Circa 18th to early 19th century.
Overall : 22 1/2" Blade : 15 1/2"
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