古董阿曼赛义德汗贾尔匕首 - 银, 皮革 - 阿曼 - 20世纪

ANTIQUE OMANI SAIDI KHANJAR – 20TH CENTURY
Overview
A stunning, high-quality presentation of a traditional Omani Saidi Khanjar. This specific style, characterized by its ornate bulbous hilt and intricate silverwork, was historically reserved for members of the Omani Royal Family and high-ranking dignitaries. Dating from the early 20th century, this piece is a masterclass in Arabian silversmithing.

Item Details
Type: Saidi Khanjar (Royal Style).
Material: High-grade silver filigree over a traditional core; scabbard features authentic camel skin backing.

Hilt & Scabbard: Intricately decorated with hand-woven silver wire, granular beadwork, and geometric filigree patterns.

Dimensions:
Height: 20 cm
Width: 4 cm (expanding to 10 cm at the central belt/ring section).
Frame: 41cm x 36cm

Condition: Excellent antique condition with a natural aged patina on the silver.

Presentation
The dagger is mounted in a contemporary shadow box frame, creating a complete cultural tableau.

The display includes four miniature silver emblems:
National Emblem of Oman: Crossed swords and khanjar.
Desert Motif: Camel and palm tree.
Traditional Incense Burner (Mabkhara).
Decorative Tribal Shield/Hilt Cap.

Significance
This is not merely a weapon but a prestigious symbol of Omani heritage and social status. Its compact size and the "Saidi" hilt make it a highly sought-after variant for serious collectors of Islamic militaria and Middle Eastern art.