Islamic Art and Fine Objects
Lot 114:
Description
A Sudanese Kaskara sword featuring a long, double-edged steel blade with a tapered point and multiple fullers. The blade is stamped with distinct markings, including two crescent moon motifs and a stylized symbol resembling a skull or face near the crossguard. The hilt is composed of a flat, rectangular, leather-covered crossguard and a conical, tiered metal pommel. The grip is wrapped in a textured reptile skin, likely crocodile or monitor lizard, and finished with braided leather or cord bands at either end.
L: 89cm
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