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antique arms, armour & militaria - Thomas Del Mar

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A BURMESE DHA, 20TH CENTURY<br />

with slightly curved single-edged blade decorated with<br />

scrolling silver foliage, exotic birds and beasts, white metal<br />

hilt of characteristic form, in its scabbard<br />

63cm; 24Nin blade<br />

£40-60<br />

15<br />

A CHINESE SWORD, 19TH CENTURY<br />

with straight double-edged blade, brass hilt comprising<br />

cross-piece and shaped pommel each engraved with<br />

traditional designs, reeded wooden grip, in its wooden<br />

scabbard encased with tortoiseshell (small chips and<br />

cracks) and fitted with five brass mounts engraved en suite<br />

with the hilt<br />

41.2cm; 16Din<br />

£120-180<br />

16<br />

TWELVE PAIRS OF CHINESE AND TIBETAN STIRRUPS<br />

the first pair of bronze with oval treads, slender tapering<br />

side panels rising to a loop for suspension, cast and<br />

chiselled on each side with a dragon, decorated over much<br />

of its surface with polychrome flowers and five clawed<br />

dragons against a blue ground in cloisonné; the second of<br />

brass decorated over much of its surface with polychrome<br />

flowers against a blue ground in cloisonné; and five<br />

Chinese and Tibetan pairs of steel stirrups; three pairs of<br />

bronze stirrups; another pair and a pair of Chinese horn<br />

stirrups<br />

(24)<br />

£300-400<br />

17<br />

A JAVANESE KRIS, LATE 19TH CENTURY<br />

with pattern welded wavy blade, gilt-brass openwork selut<br />

decorated with beads, and finely carved beaked ivory<br />

pommel (small chips, loose)<br />

37cm; 14I in<br />

£100-150<br />

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