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Chinese, for the European market
ca. 1760–80
Chinese, for the European Market
mid-18th century
Chinese, for the Continental European market
1725–30
Chinese, for European market
ca. 1770
Chinese, for European market
1700–1725
Chinese, for European market
ca. 1700
Chinese, for European market
late 17th century
Chinese, for European market
early 18th century
David Morier
ca. 1751–60
Chinese, made for the European or American market
ca. 1700–1800
Chinese, for Portuguese market
ca. 1520–40
Chinese, for British market
ca. 1760
Chinese, for French market
late 18th century
Chinese, for British market
ca. 1723–35
Chinese, for Swedish market
1745–55
Joachim Beuckelaer
1568
Chinese, for European market
ca. 1782–85
Chinese, for European market
1750–70
Japanese, for European market
1680–1700
John Champion
ca. 1770–72
Chinese, for European, probably French, market
1725–30
hilt, Japanese, made for the European market
hilt, ca. 1700; blade, ca. 1700–1725
Chinese, for British market
ca. 1693–97
Chinese, for Portuguese market
ca. 1520–40
Chinese, for British market
1739–43
Chinese, for American market
1770–1800
Chinese, for British market
ca. 1720
Chinese, for Scottish market
ca. 1737
Chinese, for American market
early 19th century
India (Coromandel Coast), for the Sri Lankan market
first quarter of the 18th century
hilt, Japanese, made for the European market; blade, Western European
hilt, ca. 1700–1725; blade, ca. 1750
British, Bilston, made for the American market
ca. 1790
British, Bilston, made for the American market
ca. 1780–90
Northern Indian, for the Western market
ca. 1775
Japanese, possibly Dejima, for the Western market
ca. 1730
Japanese, for European market
18th century
Japanese, for European market
1700–1720
Japanese, for European market
late 17th century
Amoy Chinqua
1719
Chinese, for American market
1785–1800