17th-Century European Renaissance Left-Handed Dagger – Parrying Blade, Collector Quality

This is a one of a kind collectible 17th-century European Renaissance left-handed parrying dagger, crafted for use in off-hand dueling and defensive swordplay. The dagger features a long, tapered blade perfect for precise parries, while its elegantly curved quillons offer excellent hand protection. The wire-wrapped hilt provides a firm grip, and the pommel is ornately designed—showcasing both the artistry and functionality of the Renaissance era.

These daggers were not only tools of defense but symbols of prestige, used by skilled duelists and swordsmen. This piece, with its decorative turk’s heads and elegant craftsmanship, exemplifies the blend of martial utility and refined aesthetics typical of the period.

Features:

• 17th-century European Renaissance origin
• Designed for left-hand parrying in duels
• Long, tapered blade for deflection and precision
• Curved quillons for superior hand protection
• Wire-wrapped hilt with ornate turk’s heads
• Decorative pommel adds balance and flair
• From a high-end German Arms & Armor collection

Dimensions:
Approx. 19" Length x 3.25" Width

Provenance: From a high-end German Arms & Armor Collection

Condition:
Shows light to moderate wear with minor imperfections. A very fine example, considered Collector Quality.