Auctions: Three daggers

The left dagger has an overall length of 343 mm, with a 197 mm spear point blade, decorated with interwoven geometric and scroll motifs with line and chequerboard backgrounds. The handle is constructed from three pieces of antique ivory. The face of the scabbard has an elaborate panel scene depicting the danse macabre.
The centre dagger  is 375 mm overall and has a 254 mm blade with an etched game scene on either side. The handle and scabbard are from antique ivory or bone. The face of the scabbard has a scene scene of two spearmen and a pack of hunting dogs trying to take down a bear.
The dagger on the right measures 356 mm, with a 216 mm unmarked needle-point blade. The cylindrical grip has a carved scene of a king with a war pick with "LADISLAVS IV" in an arc above him. Ladislaus IV of Hungary was King of Hungary and Croatia 1272-1290. The sheath has a carved decoration on the front including a quiver, crossed scimitars, a helmed shield, and a rampant dragon. According to the auction house, the heraldry on the shield, an eagle in the top have and three pierced six-pointed stars arrayed over 3 mountains on the bottom, has not been positively identified.