Exceptional pieces

A Japanese Samurai Helmet or Namban Kabuto,
A Samurai Helmet, c. 1590 - 1640
A Pair of Cannon Barrels,
A Pair of Cannon Barrels, c. 1600
An Ottoman Leg Guard,
An Ottoman Leg Guard, c. 1480
A French Prisoner-of-War Bone Ship Model of the HMS Canopus,
A Ship Model of the HMS Canopus, c. 1810
A Pair of Flintlock Deluxe Pocket Pistols in the Versailles Fashion,
A Pair of Flintlock Pocket Pistols, c. 1795 - 1800
A Lorenzoni System Flintlock Magazine Repeating Pistol, Likely Birmingham, 1785
A Lorenzoni System Pistol, Birmingham, c. 1785
A Deluxe-Quality Hunting Sword,
A Russian Hunting Sword, c. 1740 - 60
A Presentation Small Sword,
An English Small Sword, 1797 - 98
A Brace of Ceremonial Trident Heads, Mdung Rtse-Gsum,
A Brace of Trident Heads, 17th century
A Parade Shield made for the Bodyguard of Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg, Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau,
A Venetian Shield, 16th century
A Russian Flintlock Fowling Gun Chiselled and Gilt,
A Russian Flintlock Fowling Gun, c. 1745 - 50
A Gold and Enamel Small-Sword by John Ray and James Montague, London, Hallmarked
A Gold and Enamel Small-Sword, 1801 / 2
The Royal Arms of King Henry VIII, with Garter,
The Royal Arms of King Henry VIII, c. 1525
A Silver-Encrusted Rapier,
A Silver-Encrusted Rapier, c. 1635
An Exceptional Saddle, or Gser Sga,
A Tibetan Saddle, 15th – 17th century
An Indian Dagger, or Khanjar,
An Indian Dagger, Early 19th century
A Dagger, or Kaiken Tantō,
A Japanese Tantō Meiji period
A Rare English Flintlock Fowling-Piece, by Joseph Bunney,
An English Flintlock Fowling-Piece, c. 1780
A Reinforcing Buffe by Anton Peffenhauser for the Prince Elector Christian I of Saxony,
A Reinforcing Buffe, c. 1586
A Pair of Stirrups,
A Pair of Stirrups, 16th - 18th century
A Pair of Silver Mounted Flintlock Holster Pistols by Henry Hadley, London,
A Pair of Holster Pistols by Hadley, c. 1761
An Historic Pair of Bronze Cannon, Cast by the Spanish Gunfounder Mathias Solano, and Given by King George III of England to Major General John Graves Simcoe in 1798,
An Historic Pair of Bronze Cannon, dated 1747