For collectors of historic European weapons and antique daggers, this early 17th-century stiletto from Brescia, Italy, is a rare masterpiece by the renowned craftsman Picino Anthonio, active from 1613.
Origin: Brescia, Italy, first quarter of the 17th century
Maker: Picino Anthonio, member of the Caino gunsmiths guild
Dimensions: Total length 57 cm, blade 42 cm; width 16.5 mm at base, 6 mm near tip; thickness 5 mm at base, 3 mm near tip
Weight: 255 grams – elegant, versatile, and easy to handle
Blade: Marked with craftsman’s signature – cross over letter “S”
Handle: Ivory, wood, and silver with distinctive death’s head motif
Guard: Brass and ivory
Accessory: Small silver box attached for poison or important messages
Condition: Preserved with all original features intact
Price: 1,500€
A formidable, elegant weapon, perfect for collectors of antique stiletto daggers, Italian Renaissance arms, and historical European weapons. This piece combines exceptional craftsmanship, historical significance, and functional design, making it a standout addition to any collection.
Origin: Brescia, Italy, first quarter of the 17th century
Maker: Picino Anthonio, member of the Caino gunsmiths guild
Dimensions: Total length 57 cm, blade 42 cm; width 16.5 mm at base, 6 mm near tip; thickness 5 mm at base, 3 mm near tip
Weight: 255 grams – elegant, versatile, and easy to handle
Blade: Marked with craftsman’s signature – cross over letter “S”
Handle: Ivory, wood, and silver with distinctive death’s head motif
Guard: Brass and ivory
Accessory: Small silver box attached for poison or important messages
Condition: Preserved with all original features intact
Price: 1,500€
A formidable, elegant weapon, perfect for collectors of antique stiletto daggers, Italian Renaissance arms, and historical European weapons. This piece combines exceptional craftsmanship, historical significance, and functional design, making it a standout addition to any collection.











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