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Fig. 1479. The cup of a rapier
Italian, possibly Roman, about 1630-40 Collection: Author
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Fig. 1481. The cup of a rapier
Probably Dutch, about 1650, but made for the Spanish or Italian market. Collection: Author
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Fig. 1478. Cup-hilted rapier
The hilt is Italian, possibly Roman, about 1630-40 Metropolitan Museum, New York
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Fig. 1480. Cup-hilted rapier
The hilt is probably Italian, about 1630-40. Metropolitan Museum, New York
