Firearms and Edged Weapons

An early 20th century Omani woven and embossed silver metal mounted khanjar with curved ribbed blade, blade length 16.5cm, and horn grips, together with another similar khanjar, both with suspension straps and buckles.

A late 19th century folding pocket knife with single-edged blade, blade length 12cm, detailed 'John Sellers, manufacturer, Sheffield', nickel fittings and staghorn grip, inset with a plaque inscribed 'D. Pain the gift of Revd. W. Erle'.

An early 19th century flintlock duelling pistol by Tomlinson of Dublin, with octagonal steel barrel, barrel length 27cm, inset with yellow metal maker's plaque, flash pan and lockplate, engraved hammer and chequered grip, also inset with an engraved silver armorial plaque (overall light restoration, some losses).

A late 18th century flintlock pocket pistol, barrel length 8cm, with steel furniture (faults, lacking hammer and ramrod).

An unusual mid-19th century percussion knife pistol with octagonal brass barrel, barrel length 8.5cm, two fold-out blades, detailed 'James Rodgers Sheffield', folding trigger and horn grips, the butt with ball shot compartments and tweezer grips.

An altered 19th century and later percussion blunderbuss, barrel length 35cm, full-stocked with engraved hammer and carved grip, the stock in the form of a stylized fish (losses, damage and alterations).

A 19th century Middle Eastern percussion rifle, barrel length 121.5cm, with wrought metal-mounted and bone-inlaid stock, together with another Middle Eastern percussion rifle, barrel length 108cm (repairs, restorations and some overall losses).

A Middle Eastern flintlock rifle, barrel length 102cm, with shaped fish tail stock and bone-inlaid decoration.

An Omani silver mounted khanjar with curved steel blade, blade length 17cm, horn grip and woven silver scabbard, fitted with leather straps with applied coin mounts.

A Yemeni silver mounted jambia with curved blade, blade length 20cm, horn grip, with leather scabbard, the reverse with signature cartouche, together with a Jordanian ceremonial dagger, the handle and scabbard inset with coloured pastes.