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hilt, probably Dutch; blade, German, Munich
hilt, ca. 1650 (grip, restored 1995); blade, mid-to late 17th century
probably Dutch
ca. 1650–60
probably Dutch
ca. 1650–60
Dutch
ca. 1685–1700
German Painter
ca. 1573–82
hilt, Japanese, possibly Dejima; blade, European
ca. 1730
Jan Nieuwland
ca. 1750
hilt, Dutch or Flemish; blade, German
ca. 1630–40
British, probably London
ca. 1700
Lambertus Vrythoff
case ca. 1645, movement ca. 1750
Dutch
probably 18th century
probably Dutch
ca. 1630
Dutch
probably 18th century
Dutch
probably 18th century or later
Dutch
probably 18th century or later
Dutch
probably 18th century
Dutch
probably 18th–19th century
Dutch
probably 19th century
Dutch
probably 19th century
hilt, probably Dutch; blade, Spanish, Toledo
ca. 1630
Johann Bongen
ca. 1650–75
Johannes Moum
hilt, ca. 1630–40; blade, 17th century
German or Dutch
ca. 1750–60
Probably French, Paris
ca. 1650–60
probably French
ca. 1650–60
probably French
ca. 1700–20
probably German
ca. 1750–60
European, probably Scandinavia
10th century
Samuel Jackson
1854–55
Italian, probably Naples
ca. 1650–75
Dutch, probably Amsterdam
early 17th century
Bouqueton
ca. 1610–20
Peter Munsten
ca. 1620–30
probably Russian, Tula
ca. 1750
blade, German; hilt and scabbard, probably Austrian
blade, ca. 1678; hilt and scabbard, ca. 1740
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hilt, Scottish; blade, German, Solingen
16th–17th century
hilt, Japanese, made for the European market
hilt, ca. 1700; blade, ca. 1700–1725
Western European, probably Naples
ca. 1720
hilt and scabbard, Algerian; blade, European
hilt and scabbard, late 17th or early 18th century; blade 16th or 17th century
blade, Turkish; hilt and scabbard, European, possibly Italian
blade, mid-16th century; hilt and scabbard, probably mid-16th century