Peter Reynaers

Ancient History Auction (Expert Treasures)

Impacto Gallery presents a short sword blade of Phoenician origin. 24 cm in length, handle missing. Dated to 1200 BC and belonging to a private collection in the United Kingdom since 1960.
A declarations sheet is included, as a blade like this in these pieces is synonymous with guarantee and authenticity.
A physical Gallery certificate is also provided.
Customs duties outside the European Union will be paid by the auction winner.

Galería Impacto presenta una hoja de espada corta de origen Fenicio. 24 cm de longitud, empuñadura perdida. Datada del 1200 a.c y perteneciente a colección privada en Reino Unido desde 1960.
Se entrega hoja de declaraciones ya que una hoja así en éstas piezas es sinónimo de garantía y legitimidad.
También se entrega certificado de Galería físico.
Los costes aduaneros fuera de la unión europea serán abonados por el ganador de la puja.

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Phoenician Patinated bronze Short sword - 24 cm

1200 a.c - Palestine

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Phoenician bronze patinated short-sword blade, 24 cm long, originating in Palestine and dating to around 1200 BC, from a private UK collection since 1960, with a gallery certificate.

Phoenician Patinated bronze Short sword - 24 cm

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Phoenician bronze patinated short-sword blade, 24 cm long, originating in Palestine and dating to around 1200 BC, from a private UK collection since 1960, with a gallery certificate.

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