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Peter Reynaers

Well-designed archaic bronze sword from ancient Greece with a long, thin blade with a raised central ridge and an ibex handle designed to accommodate a wooden or bone insert.



Material: Bronze

Condition: Very good / see pictures.

Date: ca. 1000 - 800 AC

Size: approx. 42.5 cm
Total weight: approx. 495 g.

Definitely one of the finest examples of this type of sword that can be found.

This item was purchased at an auction (VDK Actioneer) in Belgium in 2020.
Former owner: Documentation at VDK Actioneer.
The seller also ensures that the batch was acquired legally and that diligent audits have been conducted to ensure the indicated source.
The set will be shipped by registered mail.
The item may be subject to taxes / import duties outside the European Union.

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1st millenium BC

Persian amlash Bronze Dagger

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