Lot 530:
A CAUCASIAN QADDARA SWORD
Sold for: $175
Description
A rare example of a weapon typically found in the Transcaucasus and northern Iran, its design suggests it was used in place of the saber, probably for close fighting by infantrymen. With a large, kindjal-type horn grip. The broad similar in cross-section to Georgian saber blades, with gold-inlaid vinework panel and fullering along the spine. In its leather-covered wooden scabbard Mid-19th century. Minor chip to grip, light wear. Overall length 67.9 cm. Condition III
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