European 18th-19th Century Dirk Dagger

Antique 18th-19th Century Dirk Dagger – Steel Blade, Bronze & Ebony Handle with Leather Sheath and Bronze Fittings

Up for sale is an 18th -19th century dirk dagger/knife, complete with its leather sheath and bronze fittings. This fine example of an early edged weapon combines functionality with craftsmanship, typical of daggers carried in the 1700s-1800s.

Period: 18th century (1700s-1800s)

Blade: Hand-forged steel triangular blade with age patina and light wear consistent with centuries of history.

Hilt: Bronze fittings with an ebony grip, shaped for a firm hold; fine aged patina. Sheath/Scabbard: Leather sheath with bronze mounts, well-preserved with visible age-related wear. Design: Classic 18th-19th-century dirk form with slender blade and straight grip.

Dimensions: Overall length approx 16 1/2,blade length approx 11 1/2inches.

Condition: Very good for age. Blade solid, showing natural wear and oxidation; handle tight with attractive patina. Collectors’ Note: 18Th-century dirks are increasingly scarce. The combination of a steel blade with bronze and ebony hilt makes this a distinguished addition for collectors of early edged weapons or antique knives.