Espadín De Taza De Enrique Coel: Elegance Of The 18th Century

SWORD WITH CUP HANDLE. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	2-1730-D
Name	Cup Handle Sword
Period	18th Century
Guard	Entirely made of silver, decorated with elegant and sinuous high-quality channels, featuring a smooth cup with a point-breaking edge, straight cross-guard, covered ricasso, and a hand guard ring connected to the pommel. The grip is tapered, made of wood, with silver wire wrapping.
Blade	Straight, fluted, with a diamond cross-section and a central groove in the first third.
Inscription	ENRIQUE COEL SWORDSMITH IN ALAMANIA. MEU SINNAL SANTISIMO CRUCIFICIO
Total Length	935 mm
Blade Length	805 mm
Blade Width	20 mm
Description	This sword is a representative example of 18th-century weapons, highlighting its excellent ricasso for fencing and personal defense. Enrique Coel was a German swordsmith who forged in Spain and whose work is of high quality.
Photograph	Photographs by Lluc Sala