*Small woman's or boy's knife decorated with khatamkari inla - Lot 414

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*Small woman's or boy's knife decorated with khatamkari inla - Lot 414
*Small woman's or boy's knife decorated with khatamkari inlays, with two detached 19th-century Ottoman blades Ottoman, 18th and 19th centuries Steel, ivory, bone, silver, gold, turquoise, mother-of-pearl, lacquer, brass, ebony, wood. L. 17.2 cm - Gross weight: 81.3 g A small ladies or boy's knife decorated with khatamkari inlay, with two loose ottoman blades of the 19th century Ottoman, 18th & 19th century Steel, ivory, bone, silver, gold, turquoise, mother of pearl, lacquer, brass, ebony, wood. L. 6 3/4 in - Weight: 2,9 oz 766 (D) CH Small knife with steel blade featuring a circular indentation on one side, probably to accommodate a small decorative stone. A silver bolster is connected to the handle, which also features silver side bands and silver flared pommel ears, chased with a sawtooth and floral motif. The ivory handles are inlaid with a series of pastilles representing celestial motifs in red lacquer, turquoise and faux turquoise, brass, silver and ebony. The wooden scabbard is mounted with a gilded silver medallion with sawtooth groove, the front chased with panels of stars and cloudy shapes, mounted with three turquoise stones, the rear fitted with a suspension ring and chased with floral motifs. The clevis is missing, but the central body of the scabbard is lined with bone and decorated in the same way as the handles, with the addition of mother-of-pearl inlays. A similar knife and scabbard are in the Hermitage collection (inv.no.B.O.-2278) and came from the Winter Palace before 1917. Several losses and inlay replacements. Lost scabbard. Knife 16.2 cm, blade 8.6 cm CIC certificate pending
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