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Dolk Fire osmanske dolker - Tyrkia - 1950–1960
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Dolk Fire osmanske dolker - Tyrkia - 1950–1960

Collection of Four Ottoman / Balkan Daggers — 20th Century A highly decorative collection of four antique daggers from the Ottoman / Balkan cultural sphere, The group shows a fascinating variety of regional forms, materials and decorative techniques and makes an attractive ensemble for collectors of Ottoman arms, Balkan ethnographic objects and historic decorative weapons. The highlight of the collection is the impressive large curved jambiya-type dagger measuring approximately 33 cm, complete with its highly decorative sheath. The sheath is covered in warm reddish leather and richly mounted with elaborate openwork filigree metal decoration. The upper and lower fittings display dense scrolling and floral ornament, while the curved terminal is finished with additional pierced and filigree work. The substantial light-coloured grip, probably horn or bone-type material, is decorated with metal studs and applied circular ornaments. This is the most visually striking piece in the collection and is particularly attractive for its combination of leather, metalwork, filigree decoration and traditional curved form. The group further includes: * One dagger measuring approximately 29 cm, with a strongly curved engraved metal sheath and a distinctive broad hilt. The surface is extensively decorated with engraved scrolling and geometric ornament. * Two further daggers measuring approximately 28 cm each, both showing characteristic regional forms and decorative engraved metalwork. One retains ornamental decoration to the blade as well as a richly worked sheath and hilt. Together, the four pieces illustrate the great variety of dagger production found throughout the Ottoman Empire and the Balkans during the 19th century. Such objects were often both functional personal objects and important elements of traditional dress, status and regional identity. Details Object: Collection of four daggers Origin: Ottoman Empire / Balkans Period: 20th century Number of objects: 4 Dimensions: approximately 33 cm, 29 cm, 28 cm and 28 cm Materials: steel, various metal alloys, leather, horn/bone-type material and decorative metalwork Decoration: engraving, openwork and filigree metalwork Condition The four daggers are preserved in attractive antique condition. There are traces of age and use including oxidation, patination, surface wear, minor dents, scratches and other age-related imperfections. These are consistent with the historical character of the objects. The large jambiya retains particularly attractive original character, with beautifully aged leather and elaborate filigree-mounted decoration. No claims are made regarding the exact composition of the silver-coloured metal fittings. Please study all photographs carefully, as they form an important and integral part of the condition description. Historical & Decorative Collector’s Items These antique daggers are offered solely as historical, ethnographic and decorative collector’s items. They are not offered or intended for use as weapons. Their interest lies in their age, craftsmanship, regional character and decorative qualities. Buyers are responsible for checking and observing any local regulations concerning the ownership, import, export or transport of antique edged objects in their country. A particularly attractive and varied collection, highlighted by the richly decorated 33 cm jambiya with elaborate filigree-mounted sheath.

Nr. 106078527

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Dolk Fire osmanske dolker - Tyrkia - 1950–1960

Dolk Fire osmanske dolker - Tyrkia - 1950–1960

Collection of Four Ottoman / Balkan Daggers — 20th Century

A highly decorative collection of four antique daggers from the Ottoman / Balkan cultural sphere,

The group shows a fascinating variety of regional forms, materials and decorative techniques and makes an attractive ensemble for collectors of Ottoman arms, Balkan ethnographic objects and historic decorative weapons.

The highlight of the collection is the impressive large curved jambiya-type dagger measuring approximately 33 cm, complete with its highly decorative sheath.

The sheath is covered in warm reddish leather and richly mounted with elaborate openwork filigree metal decoration. The upper and lower fittings display dense scrolling and floral ornament, while the curved terminal is finished with additional pierced and filigree work. The substantial light-coloured grip, probably horn or bone-type material, is decorated with metal studs and applied circular ornaments.

This is the most visually striking piece in the collection and is particularly attractive for its combination of leather, metalwork, filigree decoration and traditional curved form.

The group further includes:

* One dagger measuring approximately 29 cm, with a strongly curved engraved metal sheath and a distinctive broad hilt. The surface is extensively decorated with engraved scrolling and geometric ornament.
* Two further daggers measuring approximately 28 cm each, both showing characteristic regional forms and decorative engraved metalwork. One retains ornamental decoration to the blade as well as a richly worked sheath and hilt.

Together, the four pieces illustrate the great variety of dagger production found throughout the Ottoman Empire and the Balkans during the 19th century. Such objects were often both functional personal objects and important elements of traditional dress, status and regional identity.

Details

Object: Collection of four daggers
Origin: Ottoman Empire / Balkans
Period: 20th century
Number of objects: 4
Dimensions: approximately 33 cm, 29 cm, 28 cm and 28 cm
Materials: steel, various metal alloys, leather, horn/bone-type material and decorative metalwork
Decoration: engraving, openwork and filigree metalwork

Condition

The four daggers are preserved in attractive antique condition.

There are traces of age and use including oxidation, patination, surface wear, minor dents, scratches and other age-related imperfections. These are consistent with the historical character of the objects.

The large jambiya retains particularly attractive original character, with beautifully aged leather and elaborate filigree-mounted decoration.

No claims are made regarding the exact composition of the silver-coloured metal fittings.

Please study all photographs carefully, as they form an important and integral part of the condition description.

Historical & Decorative Collector’s Items

These antique daggers are offered solely as historical, ethnographic and decorative collector’s items.

They are not offered or intended for use as weapons. Their interest lies in their age, craftsmanship, regional character and decorative qualities.

Buyers are responsible for checking and observing any local regulations concerning the ownership, import, export or transport of antique edged objects in their country.

A particularly attractive and varied collection, highlighted by the richly decorated 33 cm jambiya with elaborate filigree-mounted sheath.

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