A MALAYSIAN OR INDONESIAN BETEL CUTTER (KACIP), iron

Vintage Indonesian Iron Betel Nut Cutter, chicken design, measures 2'' x 7''L

Antique Nutcracker Indonesian Betel Nut Cutter. Being in the form of a horse.

Lot of 8 South Asian figural betel nut cutters. Brass and iron. Horse with rider 9"L. Losses and wear to patina on all.

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Java, 19th century CE. An antique cutter for slicing betel nuts (areca nut) cast from iron with 57% silver sheets overlaid on the handles and the s

**Originally Listed At $175** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. 19th century CE. A set of scissors known as a kalakati (also Pinang scissor) used specifically for breaking open the shell of the betel nut

South East Asian Betel Nut Cutter, possibly Indonesian, Provenance: Richard I.M. Kelton Collection, Marina del Rey, California

South India; ca. 18th-19th century. The handles of architectural form, ending in makara heads. The chopping handle with worn iron blade and floral engravings. The receiving handle in the form of a leo

Central Asia, India, Moghul Empire (also Mughal or Mogul), ca. 17th century CE. A cast bronze cutter with an iron blade in the form of a peacock, used for cutting open the betel nut (actually the arec

**Originally Listed At $150** Central Asia, India, Moghul Empire (also Mughal or Mogul), ca. 17th century CE. A cast bronze cutter with an iron blade in the form of a peacock, used for cutting open th

Antique Indian bronze Betel Nut/Areca Nut cutter with chiming bells (missing several bells), iron blade, silver bells. Very good condition, needs cleaned up. Measures 2.75" x 6.75".

20th century AD. A bronze betel nut cutter in the form of a Makara with head held down to chest with tongue hanging out; scrolling decoration to the body; iron cutting blade to the back of the body, h

Java, Indonesia, ca. 19th century. Exceptional kris (keres) with a long, serpentine blade with Damascus steel blade, wooden handle in the form of a Jawa Demam, a deity depicted as half-bird, half-huma

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A dramatic example of a kris (keris) with a gorgeous cow horn handle. An artist has painstakingly carved the horn to have two faces on the

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A kris (keris) with a curving serpentine blade in two tones of metal and an intricate wooden handle. The curved handle, carved from a

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. mid to late 19th century CE. An iron kris (sometimes keris) with a lovely iron blade and a cream-hued handle, carved from an old deer antler, with incredibly intricate c

**Originally Listed At $450** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. early to mid 19th century CE. A striking example of a kris (keris) with a gorgeous carved dark wood handle. The handle is rounded at the to

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. 19th century CE. A beautifully-aged example of a kris, a traditional Indonesian sword. This example has wooden sheath with a broad upper portion that mirrors the form of

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. 19th century CE. A fine example of a kris (or keris), a traditional Indonesian sword. The sheath has a wide upper portion which complements the form of the blade and is

100% of the Buyer's Premium of all lots sold in this auction will be donated to Community Food Share by Artemis Gallery. $1.00 = 3 meals! **Originally Listed At $450** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca

**Originally Listed At $400** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Sumatra, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A beautiful example of a forged-iron kris (keris), a ceremonial personal sword with a handle and sca

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. mid-20th century CE. A personal ceremonial sword known as a kris. The wooden handle features 2 abstract maskettes along the interior curve and rest above a brass spacer

Early Helbard, iron forged with two peaks and one cutter, iron mounts on later wooden stick, rusty, Austrian or German 12/13th century, 118cm height

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Iban Dayak, ca. 19th century CE. A forged-iron ritual blood vessel used by shaman. The shape of the vessel is intended to represent a "spir

Cigar lighter & cutter, cast iron w/nickel-silver plating & ruby red glass globe, c.1880's, VG cond w/normal loss on plating, 10.5"H x 9"W.