Ken Corneal Estate Bladed Weapon Collection
Tuesday, 3 - Monday, 16 February 2026
Indo-Persian Jambaiya Dagger, metal scabbard and Mughal style ram's head hilt with silver koftgari,
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Lot Details
single-edged 7¾" curved wootz blade with seven pointed gilt inlaid star to one side. Overall 360mm
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