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16TH CENTURY FULL HILT RAPIER
This is a classic example of a 16th century full hilt rapier, probably made for military use.
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16TH CENTURY MORION HELMET
This is a nice high grade 16th century combed Spanish Morion with nice quadrooning onthe top edge of the comb and the brim.
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17TH CENTURY COPPER & BRASS BRAZIER
This is an extremely rare copper and brass brazier with original turned wooden handle. Very large copper rivets attach the legs and the handle.
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17TH CENTURY EUROPEAN CAVALRY SWORD
This broad sword or cavalry sword is 40 ½ inches overall with a 35 ½ inch blade and 1 5/8 inches wide at the ricasso. The sword hilt is brass constructed of three pieces and has the head of a dragon or gargoyle.
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17TH CENTURY ROBERT MAY (CHEF) COOKBOOK THE ACCOMPLISHED COOK
The Accomplished COOK: or, The Art and Mystery of Cookery.
This is an extremely rare Colonial cookbook, “The Accomplished Cook, The Art & Mystery of Cookery”. This book was first published in England in 1660 by Robert May. Robert was born in 1588 and died around 1665.
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17TH OR EARLY 18TH CENTURY BRASS TEA KETTLE
This tea kettle dates from the late 17th or early 18th century and is of Dutch or English origin. The cannon ball body form is of the earliest form.
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18TH CENTURY AMERICAN CARVED POWDER HORN WITH MARINE EARLY LIGHTHOUSE DECORATION
18TH CENTURY AMERICAN CARVED POWDER HORN WITH MARINE EARLY LIGHTHOUSE DECORATION FOUND IN MAINE
This is a highly unusual 18th century or early 19th century American Powder Horn.
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18TH CENTURY BRASS CHOCOLATE POT
This is an extremely rare small chocolate pot, being only 7 inches high and 3 ¾ inches at the base. It is constructed of sheet brass (see photograph for dovetail seam), with a fruitwood handle.
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18TH CENTURY BRASS DUTCH TOBACCO BOX
Excellent condition. No breaks or dents. Beautiful decoration and old patina. 6 inches x 2 ¼ inches.
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18TH CENTURY BRASS TAZZA
Tazzas are rare in silver and exceptionally rare in brass. Only a half a dozen have surfaced in the last 50 years, of which I have owned three. The previous tazza that I owned, was acquired by me from a gentleman who was carrying it from a house call in Rome.
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