14thC English Rondel with copper and ebony dagger SOLD
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This rondel is based on a river find in England in the mid to late 14thC and it has a front disc but a more standard but decorative, fluted bronze pommel at the rear.
The discs and pommel are based on a Thames find, the grip is carved ebony with copper studs, the hilt fittings are bronze and the single edged blade is very robust with double fullers.
Comes with a double layer black veg tan sheath with simple incised decoration and a bronze chape, suspended from a hemp cord.
Blade length: 29.5cm/11.75"
grip length: 10cm/4"
overall length: 41cm/16"
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