322. King Philip of Frances (Jonathan Zaccai) Dagger and Arrow Crew Gift

Sold Stock #189904 | Sold Jun 8 2026

Online Entertainment Memorabilia Auction: London Spring 2026

322. King Philip of France's (Jonathan Zaccai) Dagger and Arrow Crew Gift

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King Philip of France’s (Jonathan Zaccai) dagger and a crew gift arrow from Ridley Scott’s historical action-adventure film Robin Hood. King Philip used his dagger to shuck oysters, cutting his hand in the process, and offering the bloodied oyster to Sir Godfrey (Mark Strong).
The dagger is made of metal, with a filigreed metal and wooden handle, and a red glass pommel. The arrow is also made of metal, with a gold-coloured arrowhead, and features along its shaft an inscription identical to that seen on the Loxley family sword, as well as "Zorg 2009" on the opposite side. Tied to the shaft of the arrow is a piece of paper, bearing a typed message, affixed with a "Z" seal. The letter is secured to the arrow with a ribbon. The blade of the dagger is rusted, and it exhibits dirtying from production use. The glass pommel is held in place with epoxy, which has weakened over time, making the stone loose. Dimensions (arrow): 83 cm x 4 cm x 4 cm (32.75" x 1.5" x 1.5")
Edged, bladed or blunt object; see notice on Blades in the Buyer’s Guide.
Size

Item size: 32.68" × 1.57" × 1.57" (83cm × 4cm × 4cm)

This item is located in London.