16thC German quillon dagger with hexagonal grip - SOLD
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This is a slim and elegant German medieval dagger in a 'half guard' style from a private collection.
The style of dagger was popular with Landsknechts and features a slim horn grip hollow bronze pommel and bronze guard, fitted to a double edged blade with a copper infilled makers mark.
The sheath is in double layer red veg tan leather and features a bronze chape.
Overall length 34cm/13.5"
Grip length 95mm/3.75"
Blade length 23cm/9"
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