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A Fine Vintage Yemeni Jambiya (Kanjar) Dagger
H & H Gallery
for sale €4,095     $4,445
£3,500
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A Fine Vintage Yemeni Jambiya (Kanjar) Dagger

1900 - 1920
For Sale by H & H Gallery
Description

Unusual and interesting early 20th century Jambiya has an "I" shaped horn hilt, forged carbon steel blade. The sheath is leather in back and embossed brass in front, held in place with thin strips of leather. The brass front is decorated with circles, dots and other geometric shapes.

Condition: Very Good

Dimensions: H: 33cm, W: 9cm, D: 1cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
33cm (12.99")
Width
9cm (3.54")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Declaration

H & H Gallery has dated this Yemeni Jambiya Dagger to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA786394
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HHGE 0059
Description
Unusual and interesting early 20th century Jambiya has an "I" shaped horn hilt, forged carbon steel blade.
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The sheath is leather in back and embossed brass in front, held in place with thin strips of leather.
H & H Gallery

The brass front is decorated with circles, dots and other geometric shapes.

Condition: Very Good

Dimensions: H: 33cm, W: 9cm, D: 1cm

Height
33cm (12.99")
Width
9cm (3.54")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Date of Manufacture

H & H Gallery has dated this Yemeni Jambiya Dagger to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA786394
Dealers Internal Ref
HHGE 0059
H & H Gallery
H & H Gallery
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A curved Yemeni jambiya dagger in an intricately decorated silver sheath with a matching silver-mounted hilt.
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Archive I A curved Yemeni jambiya dagger in an intricately decorated silver sheath with a matching silver-mounted hilt.

A Fine Vintage Yemeni Jambiya (Kanjar) Dagger

Archive II A curved Yemeni jambiya dagger in an intricately decorated silver sheath with a matching silver-mounted hilt. View II
Archive III A curved Yemeni jambiya dagger in an intricately decorated silver sheath with a matching silver-mounted hilt. View III
Archive IV A curved Yemeni jambiya dagger in an intricately decorated silver sheath with a matching silver-mounted hilt. View IV
Archive V A curved Yemeni jambiya dagger in an intricately decorated silver sheath with a matching silver-mounted hilt. View V
Archive VI A curved Yemeni jambiya dagger in an intricately decorated silver sheath with a matching silver-mounted hilt. View VI
Archive VII A curved Yemeni jambiya dagger in an intricately decorated silver sheath with a matching silver-mounted hilt. View VII
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H & H Gallery

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Unit 1
The Chase Centre
London
NW10 6QD
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A curved Yemeni jambiya dagger in an intricately decorated silver sheath with a matching silver-mounted hilt.
A FINE VINTAGE YEMENI JAMBIYA (KANJAR) DAGGER
Ref: SA786394
A curved Yemeni jambiya dagger in an intricately decorated silver sheath with a matching silver-mounted hilt.
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FAQs

A jambiya is a traditional curved dagger with a central ridge, originating from the Arabian Peninsula. Historically worn attached to a belt, it serves as a symbol of social status, manhood, and cultural heritage in Yemen.

The blade is typically forged from curved steel, while the sheath is constructed from wood bound in leather or metal plating. High-grade examples feature extensive silver filigree, wirework, and granulation techniques applied to the exterior.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-worked silver decoration, traditional geometric motifs, and genuine wear to the hilt and sheath. The blade shape, weight, and hand-forged construction methods also distinguish historical items from modern souvenirs.

Ethnographic objects are best displayed on bespoke acrylic or metal stands inside glass display cases or styled on dark wood bookshelves alongside historical literature to highlight their sculptural form.

Gently wipe silver surfaces with a dry microcrystalline cloth to clear dust without removing natural patination. Avoid harsh liquid polishes, and keep the object in a low-humidity environment to prevent oxidisation of the metal.
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