African Tribal Weapons
Lot 1752 SESSION 7 (11.30AM TUESDAY 31ST AUGUST) African Tribal Weapons
Estimate $200
Bid at live.noble.com.au
SOLD $600
AFRICA, Ethiopia, Menelik II, late 19th century, two steel guard's swords, of long curved style, the elaborate blades etched with floral designs, and a panel of calligraphy, Lion of Judah engraved at the hilt, along with the initials GG, handles woven with copper and leather, (930mm long). Very fine. (2)
Note: Licence to own required in State of Victoria, Australia.
Collection from the Sydney Office, or buyer to arrange shipping
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