IRAN, Qâdjâr period, second half of the 19th century Three gold damascened steel spearheads: - one with a straight blade with two thin cutting edges and two central rounded edges, chamfered tip. Heel cut into a fleuron with stylized leaves and flowers. Truncated-conical socket with long, contrasting facets, decorated with interlacing in cartouches. Blade length: 27.7 cm - Total length: 52.5 cm. - one with straight blade, cruciform cross-section, four cutting edges. Heel decorated with flowers. Truncated-conical socket decorated with a trellis punctuated by a semi of stylized flowers. Blade length: 31.2 cm - Total length: 46.8 cm. - one with straight blade, two thin cutting edges and two central rounded edges ending in a fleuron, slightly chamfered tip. Heel decorated with acid-etched cartouches of floral scrolls. Truncated cone-shaped socket with long contrasting facets, decorated with floral interlacing. Blade length: 22.8 cm - Total length: 41.2 cm. As is. Wear to the gilding, a few knocks, particularly at the edges; a few old points of oxidation or corrosion.