A SIKH SILVER-HILTED SHAMSHIR; ANOTHER TWO INDIAN SHAMSHIRS; AND AN INDIAN TULWAR
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A SIKH SILVER-HILTED SHAMSHIR; ANOTHER TWO INDIAN SHAMSHIRS; AND AN INDIAN TULWAR

19TH CENTURY

细节
A SIKH SILVER-HILTED SHAMSHIR; ANOTHER TWO INDIAN SHAMSHIRS; AND AN INDIAN TULWAR
19TH CENTURY
The first with watered blade encrusted with a small panel of scrollwork incorporating a brief inscription in gold on one side at the forte, silver cross piece parcel-gilt and involving a series of engraved sikh devices, silver-gilt pommel chased with foliage, the grip bound in silver wire, knuckle-chain and in a British officer's steel scabbard; the remaining two shamshirs, each with curved blade on one with the hilt and scabbard mounts entirely plated in silver, the other with hilt in relic condition; and the tulwar inlaid with a brass inscription on one side of the blade and the hilt decorated with a series of silver koftgari roundels
the first -- 30 5/8 in. (77.8 cm.) blade (4)
注意事项
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拍品专文

According to a label, the first sword was taken from the battlefield and presented by Sir Charles Napier to Edward Davis Davenport.