Dagger (jambiya) in Orientalist style, with walrus ivory hil - Lot 430

Lot n° 430
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Dagger (jambiya) in Orientalist style, with walrus ivory hil - Lot 430
Dagger (jambiya) in Orientalist style, with walrus ivory hilt and cast gilt-silver scabbard. Signed Manceaux, Paris, mid-19th century L. 37 cm with scabbard - Gross weight: 298 g A dagger (jambiya) in an Orientalist style, with walrus ivory hilt, and scabbard with moulded silver-gilt mounts Signed Manceaux, Paris, mid-19th century L. 14.6 in. in scabbard - Weight: 10,5 oz 953 CH The hat is signed "Manceaux à Paris". The Manceaux company had been active in Paris since around 1806, when father and son Joseph-François and François-Jules Manceaux joined forces. François and François Jules Manceaux opened their workshop. From 1838 to 1872, François Jules worked for the Manufacture Royale d'Armes de Tulle, where he produced many exceptional pieces, including a set of pistols commissioned by Louis-Philippe, King of France, for presentation to Thomas Colette. France, for presentation to Thomas Cochrane. Another dagger was made by the Manceaux company for the Prince of Orange, Willem Frederik George Lodewijk van Oranje-Nassau, and sold at Bonhams in London on November 30, 2016, lot 99. A sword by the same maker is currently at the Wallace Collection in London (inv. n° OA1752). Blade 21 cm long. Slight rust on the blade.
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