Indonesian Kris Handle

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. 19th century CE. A charming handle for a ceremonial dagger known as a kris (also keris) that is hand-carved from deer antler. The slender handle takes the form of an abs

A carved horn kris handle, erotica carving., 5-1/2 H "; 7-3/4 H " (w/stand)

Collector's Lot of 15 Indonesian Kris Handles, Java and Sumatra. Size: Ranging from 2.5'' x 1'' x 2'' (6 x 3 x 5 cm) to 3.5'' x 1.5'' x 3.3'' (9 x 4 x 8 cm).

Indonesian Kris Handles. Size: ranging from 5'' x 2'' x 2.5'' (13 x 5 x 6 cm) to 5'' x 2'' x 2.5'' (13 x 5 x 6 cm). Height on stand 7" (18 cm) to 7.5" (19 cm)

**Originally Listed At $450** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. A fine collection of four handles from ceremonial kris (keris) swords; three made of wood, and one made f

Indonesian parcel-gilt silver kris handle; in the form of a seated anthropomorphic figure, with fine repoussé and chased detailing, and inset glass eyes; 19th Century; H: 3 3/4"; with wood

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Java, ca. 19th century CE. Hard not to smile when you look upon this happy fellow! Wooden kris (keris) handle featuring a smiling figure that appears very much like a monk s

Indonesia, late 19th or early 20th century CE. This is a hollow silver carved handle of a kris, a traditional Indonesian small dagger-like weapon. The handle is in the form of a garuda, a mythical hum

**Originally Listed At $600** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. mid-20th century CE. A fine example of a kris (keris), a ceremonial personal sword. The smooth handle is carved from coffee-hued hard wood

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. first half of the 20th century CE. A beautiful handle for a ceremonial sword known as a kris (keris), hand-carved from a mottled green stone wi

Indonesian kris blade, gold plated demon handle with glass inlay of red and green hue, the yellow metal sheath with repousse flowers, 20.75"l; Provenance: from the personal collection of Harry Hicks (

The handle or hilt (hulu) is an object of art, often carved in meticulous details and made from various materials: precious rare types of wood to gold or ivory. They were often carved to resemble vari

The handle or hilt (hulu) is an object of art, often carved in meticulous details and made from various materials: precious rare types of wood to gold or ivory. They were often carved to resemble vari

The handle or hilt (hulu) is an object of art, often carved in meticulous details and made from various materials: precious rare types of wood to gold or ivory. They were often carved to resemble vari

**Originally Listed At $600** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. mid-20th century CE. A fine example of a kris (keris), a ceremonial personal sword. The smooth handle is carved from coffee-hued hard wood

Indonesian Kris Hilt Handle, Horn, circa 19th C, dark brown demon type figure, knelling with arms and hands on belly. Dimensions: 4" L; Weight: 4.6 oz. Provenance: Ex. Private collection, New York, NY

Indonesian Kris Hilt Handle, Horn, circa 19th C, dark brown demon type figure, squatting knelling with arms and hands at sides, protrusion at front of head. Dimensions: 5" L; Weight: 3.4 oz. Provenanc

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Java, Madura, & Sumatra, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A fine collection of 5 hand-carved wooden handles, meant to be affixed onto the tang of a personal sword known as

Four Indonesian Kris Knife HandlesCirca 19th Century A.D.Height of tallest 4 inches (10.16 cm).Property from the Estate of Charles S. Hopper, Chicago, Illinois Provenance: Charles Hopper (1949-2012),

(5) Indonesian wooden Kris handles, 19th/20th c., Java, Indonesia, including examples in the form of stylized jawa demon, human busts, and abstract forms, one with silver mount, each approx. 4"l Prove

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. 19th century CE. A dramatic example of a kris (keris) with a gorgeous cow horn handle. An artist has painstakingly carved the horn into an openwork, lace-like form, with

**Originally Listed At $750** Southeast Asia / Oceania, Indonesia, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A gorgeous silver-handled kris (keris) with an iron-nickel blade and hammered tin sheath. The hand

Collection of Indonesian Kris and Mandau Handles. Including a Tanimbar sword handle and 3 Dayak mandau handles. Size: ranging from 2'' x 3'' x 1'' (5 x 8 x 3 cm) to 8'' x 6'' x 1'' (20 x 15 x 3 cm). H

Indonesian kris dagger, with a short wooden sheath, the shaped wood handle with a curved blade featuring a dragon, 14.25"l; Provenance: from the personal collection of Harry Hicks (Dato Hicks)