Egypt knife (№ 1392)

Damascus Egypt knife produced by traditional methods of metalwork and decoration: forging, etching, notching, polishing, engraving, nickel plating, gold plating, blackening. Fixed blade.
The blade is made of Damascus steel. Engraved and gilded decorative ornament on one side of ricasso.
The handle is made of assembled metal and wooden parts. Brass made and gilded guard and pommel. Distinctive ornaments of engraved and gilded flower and reed. Decorative ball ending. Birch burl wooden grip.
The scabbard is entirely metal forged and rich adorned. Illustration of the fabled Great Pyramid of Giza also known as The Pyramid of Cheops, a one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient world is artistically drawn on one side of the scabbard. Additional decoration of engraved and gold-coated flower, reed and sun ornaments on both sides. Decorative ring hanger.
Wooden knife box. Two pairs of demonstrative gloves in the set.