FINE MORO SPEAR BUDIAK

**Originally Listed At $1400** Oceania, southern Philippines, Moro peoples, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. An impressive spear or sibat of the "budiak" style, presenting an elongated wooden shaft

The handwrought, pattern-welded head of characteristic form with flared base. Secured to the bamboo haft with a banded brass socket. Haft in two sections retained by a brass sleeve. Second half of the

The handwrought head of characteristic form with forged-in central panel showing fine twistcore pattern-welded damascus steel panel. On its haft original length haft with banded brass ferrule. Second

(6) Antique forged iron spear heads, incl. Moro, 19th/20th c., Africa, Southeast Asia, and Philippines, including 'Budiak' heads, beveled tapering blades, 17.5"h (largest), 7"h (smallest)

An exceptional spear point from the Moro peoples of the Philippines, mid 1800's. This distinctively shaped, pattern welded blade is 18-3/4 in long, has a very fine patina and sharp edges. Wired to be

A massive example, the well-carved hilt of banati wood with finely-woven coir grip retained by silver bands, the pommel with silver studs and hair tassels intact. The broad, handwrought blade with vis

Bronze, with integral trunnions and molded rings with bands of silver-inlaid okir embellishment to the cascabel, the vent and rear sight wrought in relief, the muzzle flared and finely molded. Late 19

The hilt of rare form, with warthog grip and filigreed silver mounts, and profiled and engraved guard. The fine, handwrought blade with central ridge dividing the cutting edge and long back edge. In i

Philippines archipelago, Moro tribal spear or javelin with smooth patinated wood shaft, lower spike, and a double sided spear head. 73 1/2" L, spear head 13" L

VERY FINE SPEAR FISHING DECOY by Frank Mazera, Ely, MN, (1898-1969). Excellent original paint and condition. Highly sought after "fish on fish" carving, probably painted by his wife, Josephine. Retain

**Originally Listed At $200** Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Sepik River region, ca. mid-20th century CE. A fine spear and canoe prow ornament, hand-built from several painted bark panels which are fasten

**Originally Listed At $400** Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mangbetu peoples, ca. mid-20th century CE. A fine spear featuring a slender wooden handle with 7 petite metal ringlets a

An elegant and refined African Spear with wire wrapped design work and openwork design on the spear tip, which appears to be steel. The Spear measures 35.75 inches tall. Provenance: Ex Marc and Denyse

A total of 8 Texas points all field finds. Texas ancient arrowheads 8 fine quality spear points. These were looked at by Ben Stermer and determined to be authentic but not papered. Guaranteed authenti

A total of 8 Texas points all field finds. Texas ancient arrowheads 8 fine quality spear points. These were looked at by Ben Stermer and determined to be authentic but not papered. Guaranteed authenti

Array Of Precolumbian, Southern Mexican Flint Points - Scarce Uniface Stemmed Spear Heads, Fine Biface Spears and Obsidian "Eccentrics" 9", 7", 6", 6", 5 1/2", etc.

Ancient Roman Cast Iron Spear c.3rd century AD. Size 11 3/4 inches length. Rare Ancient Roman Cast Iron socketed Spear. Fine quality with choice patina. Custom mounted on marble stand. Provenance: Pri

**First Time At Auction** Ancient Near East, northwestern Iran, Luristan, ca. 1000 to 600 BCE. A sizable example of a fine Luristani spear tip cast from bronze via the lost wax (cire perdue) technique

Ancient Near East, Luristan, ca. 1000 to 600 BCE. A fine bronze spear head featuring a long, slender blade, a raised mid-rib, a curved hilt, and a curved, knob-like terminal. Blades of this kind, with

Ancient Roman Cast Iron Spear c.3rd century AD. Size 11 1/4 inches length. Rare Ancient Roman Cast Iron socketed Spear. Fine quality with choice patina. Provenance: Private NYC Dr Collection acquired

Luristan, Early 1st millennium, B.C. A Group of 2 large and fine Luristan spear heads, another smaller example, and a dagger. MEASUREMENTS Length: 16 1/2 inches / 42 cm

Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, Colima, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A fine trio of spear tips that are hand-knapped from slender fragments of jet-black obsidian. Each tool features a stocky body with a gently

Fine Naga Warrior Spear, traditionally used by warriors from assorted Naga tribes of northeastern India, wound with mostly short dyed goat's hair adornment, with a longer tassel encircling the middle,

Very Fine Large Philippine Moro KAMPILAN Sword. Spectacular Carved Wood Hilt Full Length inch Blade Length inch