Ken Corneal Estate Bladed Weapon Collection
Tuesday, 3 - Monday, 16 February 2026
Edwardian Period British Diplomatic Corps Court Sword 1890 Pattern retailed by Sibley & Linney, Albemarle St. London,
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Lot Details
Slender un-fullered ovoid section 31" German blade marked with crowned king’s head and knight’s helm above W.K & C. profusely etched with anthemion and scrolls. Gilt brass hilt with scalloped guard applied with ERVII cypher above bound leaves, baluster cross guard, light knuckle bow, royal crown pommel, wire bound grip. Black leather scabbard with gilded brass chape and locket which has frog button. Purchased 2017.
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