Meanings of jewelled hilt in English

His hand fell instinctively toward the jewelled hilt of the poniard at his belt.

Her hand stole to the jewelled hilt of her dagger.

At his side glittered the jewelled hilt of a sword.

His right hand played with the jewelled hilt.

And as he spoke, he frowned, his hand involuntarily playing with the jewelled hilt of his sword.

Even the plume in his hat and the jewelled hilt of his rapier are dwelt upon at considerable length.

Also the State Sword offered at the coronation of His Majesty Edward VII, with richly jewelled hilt and scabbard.

He wore a golden collar round his neck, and his golden girdle held a dagger with a richly- jewelled hilt.

At these words the captain of the bodyguard touched the jewelled hilt of his scimitar lying on the cushion by his side.

And he left me that sword with the jewelled hilt, that hangs above my study fire, which he had bought in Toledo.

He had no weapons other than the heavy-bladed knife with a jewelled hilt that was thrust into his girdle of plaited leather.

A sword with a jewelled hilt shone on the mantel, and a dozen dazzling shields were ranged in various places on the low bookshelves.

Don Juan, kissing the jewelled hilt of the weapon, swore as Dolores wished, and with a triumphant smile she buckled it to his waist.

His face was livid, his eyes blared furiously, his hand flew to the jewelled hilt of his scimitar, yet forbore from drawing the blade.

One hand deftly held his scabbard forward so that the jewelled hilt shone against the velvet, and the other was raised impressively above the savages.

Do I not behold its jewelled hilt flashing with pearls and precious stones as thou sheathest it for the night among the purple Western hills?