Ken Corneal Estate Bladed Weapon Collection
Tuesday, 3 - Monday, 16 February 2026
1831 Pattern General Officers Mameluke Sword. Made by Hobson & Sons 1,3,5 Lexington St London W. 33" curved blade, c.1888.
Realised: $540 plus premium
Lot Details
Smooth ivory grips (slight faults) with gilt rosettes (one absent) and a crossed sword and baton in cartouche to cross guard. Etched blade with a Victorian crowned cypher to one side; crossed sword and boaton opposite. Inlaid proof disc 'T'. Gilt braid and bullion portapee. No scabbard. Note: Hobson & Sons operated from 1,3,5 Lexington St London W in the period 1887-1889
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