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Fig. 856. Cinquedea
With mother-of-pearl plaques applied to the grip. North Italian, about 1490-1500 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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Fig. 857. Cinquedea with its original scabbard
North Italian, about 1490-1500. Ex collection: Lord Londesborough
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Fig. 858. Cinquedea
North Italian, about 1490-1500 Tower of London. Class IX, No. 146
