Spider web Quillon dagger Late 14th Early 15th - SOLD
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This medieval quillon dagger was based on an the original which is shown in the Royal Armouries collection. It is a very unusual piece and I think unique which of course makes it hard to date exactly
It is English and around 1400, but otherwise an unknown type. The blade has a series of cut outs on the false edge, for no apparent reason. The guard and pommel are bronze, engraved with a spiders web motif. The grip is cord bound leather and the dagger comes complete with a double layer black veg tan sheath with some incised decoration front and rear.
32cm/12.5" blade
45cm/17.5" overall
8.5cm/3.25"grip
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