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Originally Posted by mariusgmioc
Hmmm... now, after seing the "pamor" I wonder if it isn't later 19th century?! 
The pattern is rather elaborate for a 18th century... I guess...  |
Actually earlier 18th century examples often have double twist core centers. The later one goes in time, the less often we see the double twist core in kris blades.
So as I said earlier, I would place this in the 18th century. The double twist core supports my thesis.
Again Christian, congratulations. This might be a captured piece, or perhaps a Moro who switched sides. If it could only talk..........