Code: 12369
A fine and impressive kukri, with a gold bolster.
This high quality kukri, likely dating from the late 19th, to early 20th century was produced for a high ranking individual, possibly as a presentation piece. The well carved grip of green horn, is mounted with a solid gold bolster, which tests as near pure 24 carat gold.
The impressive blade with destinctive hooked kaudi, and well executed twin spine fullers.
Handle length 4 inches. Blade length 13 inches. Overall length 17.5 inches. (Measurement taken in a straight line)
The blade is mainly bright, with signs of professional sharpening, and a coating of old grease and minor staining. It shows signs of lamination.
Housed in its original black leather covered wooden scabbard. The leather of extremely fine quality, expertly decorated with fine lined decoration. Red stitching to the rear, often associated with royal presentation examples. No sign of any mounts, although the outline of the the rear khissa pouch is visible, but no longer present. Good condition, with no visible damage.
A scarce opportunity to own an extremely fine kukri, and with the price of gold at an all time high, an excellent investment piece for the advanced collector.
Strictly over 18's only. Photo ID will be required before this item can be dispatched. Please send this at the time of ordering, to prevent unnecessary delay in your order being dispatched.
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