France Circa 1810

Exceptional Napoleonic mameluke saber.

Handle built in buffalo with 3 flat round rivets, silver-plated perimeter with squared and dotted engravings.

The cross is made of solid silver with mitomorphic, floral and curl-shaped chisel engravings.

The sheath is extraordinary for the quality of the gunsmith in the art of designing, engraving and chiselling it.

The first third has engravings of leaves and flowers, the fastening rings have exquisitely made moldings with filings, they are also engraved and engraved.

Both the point of the sheath and its wing are profusely engraved and roughened and the moldings are still present along its entire length.

The blade is smooth, damask and in perfect condition.

It has French sterling silver micro punches on the rings, cross and other components of the weapon.

Total length 96 cm.

Extraordinary piece of the highest hierarchy that can be found in weapons of this type.

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