A SMALL INDIAN KHANJAR with finely watered single-edged blade damascened with gold foliage at the forte and on the collar, grey-green jade hilt of scrolled form carved with foliage in low relief on the pommel, in later velvet-covered wooden scabbard; another, with ivory hilt, the pommel carved as a camel-head and retaining some original polychrome decoration, in velvet-covered wooden scabbard; and another, with plain ivory hilt (some splits), the blade with pierced rounded point, in velvet-covered wooden scabbard, all 19th Century