Two silver-inlaid daggers, possibly Arabic, unknown maker, 19th/20th century

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Two silver-inlaid daggers, possibly Arabic, unknown maker, 19th/20th century
one curved with serpent-head handle, inlaid with silver and ivory, the other niello and silver-mounted, engraved with the initials 'D.J.J'

*Not suitable for export*

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length: 50cm; 49cm

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Private Collection.

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