Bowl Sword: Elegance And Craftsmanship Of The 18th Century

CAZOLETA SWORD. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	2-1701-C
Name	Cazoleta Sword
Era	18th Century
Guard	Made of iron, consisting of a slightly faceted pear-shaped pommel. Two curved quillons directed towards the knuckle guard, secured with screws to the cazoleta. Handguard ring. Cazoleta formed by a double shell with an outer rim. Knuckle guard, quillon, center, and upper part of the ring covered in brass for decorative purposes, showcasing pieces shaped like “olive.” Excellent silver grip with spiral fluting and two smooth ferrules.
Blade	Straight, with a flat spine and a groove for three-quarters of its length. Cutting edge on the blade and throughout the interior. No type of inscription is visible.
Inscription	No visible inscription
Description	Spanish sword with Asian influences. Possibly made in the Philippines.
Total Length	955 mm
Blade Length	805 mm
Blade Width	030 mm

Bowl Sword: Elegance and Craftsmanship of the 18th Century