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BANDOOK 30th April 2015 10:35 AM

KOUMMIYAS AND POWDER HORN[MOROCCAN] FOR COMMENT
 
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BOUGHT THIS ON EBAY TODAY,TOOK A CHANCE
ORIGINAL OR REPRODUCTION??

MAROC Ensemble 3 avec poire a poudre - Antique MOROCCAN lot with horn powder
Tres bel ensemble de 3 pieces de collection


Corne de buffle, laiton et argent

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Beautiful set of 3 collector pieces

Buffalo horn, brass and silver

Kubur 30th April 2015 11:13 AM

Hi my friend!

The powder horn is beautiful, with the cap and very nice decorations.

For the koummiya, they are nice, with nice blades.
But they are not from the 19th c.
They are from the first part of the 20th.
I did a post on this topic few months ago.
You can find a lot like that and they are normally cheap in France due to the colonial past of this country.

Kind regards,
Kubur

BANDOOK 30th April 2015 11:41 AM

THANKS KUBUR
AM GLAD YOU SAW MY POST AND YOU LIKE MIDDLE EASTERN WEAPONRY LIKE ME ,THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION,APPRECIATED RAJESH

rickystl 30th April 2015 03:57 PM

Hi Rajesh! That is a beautiful Moroccan horn. Very well detailed and executed. And appears in good condition. Even has it's original stopper. Usually, the stoppers are missing. That is one of the nicer ones I've seen. Congratulations on a good find.

My guess on the daggers would also be maybe early 20th Century. But Kubar and others here on the Forum would have more expertise on the blades than I.
Rick.

BANDOOK 1st May 2015 02:47 AM

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Originally Posted by rickystl
Hi Rajesh! That is a beautiful Moroccan horn. Very well detailed and executed. And appears in good condition. Even has it's original stopper. Usually, the stoppers are missing. That is one of the nicer ones I've seen. Congratulations on a good find.

My guess on the daggers would also be maybe early 20th Century. But Kubar and others here on the Forum would have more expertise on the blades than I.
Rick.

THANKS RICK,AM GLAD IT TURNED OUT TO BE A ORIGINAL ONE,LOTS OF TOURIST STUFF AND REPRODUCTIONS FROM THESE PLACES,MANY THANKS RAJESH


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