Very Rare Sumbawa Indonesian Knife

4” sharply curved blade, finely made with a wedge section base and a diamond section for the last half. Original tool finish. On piece black horn hilt with a finger ring terminal. Blackened wood

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. 19th century CE. A straight-blade Indonesian tombak with a striking iron-nickel blade and a polished wooden handle. The tombak, unlike its more-common wavy-bladed kris c

Rare Indonesian Island Java Nobleman's Knife Made Of Pamor Steel with Wood Scabbard. Full Length 17 inch Blade Length 11 inch

Rare Indonesian Keris Kris Dagger Knife with Fine Carved Handle and Scabbard. Damascus Blade. Full Length : 13 inch Blade Length : 8.25 inch. Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalo

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. early 19th century CE. A kris (keris), with a narrow, banded blade and a smoothly carved handle and sheath. The grip is carved wood in an abstract zoomorphic form that l

Indonesia, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. Early and quite rare theater mask of carved deep brown wood. Expressive face with long rows of plaited hair, deep flames coming out of his eyebrows and fr

Two Rare Indonesian Resist-dyed Textiles (Pelangi. Including a pelangi, south Sumatra, skirt cloth, silk, central tumpal design, resist dyed; and a pelangi, breast cloth, Sumatra, silk, resist dyed. S

19th c. Sumatra, Palembang area, Indonesia Kris (keris) Dagger Handle carved from hardwood, depicting a Fevered Sumatran seated in the classic position with the right arm placed behind the shoulder to

2 men's shoulder cloths, "Salampe", cotton with supplementary weft weaving, Semawa people, Sumbawa. Size 1: 67" x 24". Size 2: 70" x 25".

Ceremonial blouse, "kerawang" (treadle machine-embroidered) textile, Gayo people, Aceh, Sumatra. Size: 24.5'' x 50'' (62 x 127 cm).

Will & Finck Co. SF Cal Stag Handle Knife. Very Rare Knife in Great Condition for it's age.

A distinctive Bornean sword of the Iban Dayak, called a Mandau or Parang Ihlang,these swords are found in institutional and private collections in varying degrees of quality. They are distinguished by

A Rare, Indonesian Colonial Figure Possibly From The Island Of Sumba. This unusual woodcarving depicts a mythical creature on one side, an Indian magistrate, likely in the employ of the Dutch East Ind

Indonesian Knife. L 50 cm. Blade L 34 cm

Antique cultural Indonesian carved knife with carved figural handled of person working over a basket. Scabbard is braided and wrapped together. Handle is split.

2 ancient rare knives from the estate with intricately carved handles and blades. Longest is 18".

Two Indonesian knives, circa 1900Messer mit korrodierter Rückenklinge aus Rasenerz sowie Gefäß aus graviertem Silber, fein getriebene Silberscheide. Länge 52 cm. Dazu ein Messer mit silber

Largest measures 16". Estimate $100 - $200. Starting bid $40.

Never used or carried. 8 3/4" long. Rare knife.

Early unmarked scimitar blade. Rare knife. No sheath. 10 5/8" long.

Northern Plains Beaded Leather Knife Sheath c. 1890-1900s, 11" long. Sheath is 11" x 4" not including the fringe. Knife is 11.5" long. The knife is a rare knife from Sheffield, England. Acquired from

WW2 Australian V-44 Bowie Fighting Knife w/ Webbed Sheath. This rare knife features large clipped tip blade, wide aluminum guard, and finger groove wooden handle. Knife is in good condition with some

KIEST COMMUNISTEN - ORIGINAL CIRCA 1929 DUTCH LB POSTER - RARE INDONESIAN STYLE! Original 1929 Dutch Propaganda Advertising Poster (17 1/4" x 22 1/4") Poster has some surface scuff touch ups. This pos

Ethnographic Collector's Lot. Batak mortar, Timor spoon, Indonesian knife on stand, bowls, fan. Size: ranging from 1.5'' x 3'' x 3'' (4 x 8 x 8 cm) to 8'' x 14'' x 10'' (20 x 36 x 25 cm).