KRIS DAGGER, SULAWESI, 19TH C.

Indonesia, from South Sulawesi, blade is mid-19th century CE, scabbard and handle are late 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a keris (kris), with a narrow, sinuously curving blade and an intricat

Traditional Balinese kris dagger. Straight blade with an asymmetrical base. Massive wooden, slightly curved handle. The kris scabbard, also made of wood, consists of two parts: a wide upper part (gamb

19th C. Indonesian Kris Dagger. Measure 19" Overall, Blade 13" Long. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placing a bid.

19th C. Indonesian Kris Dagger. Measure 19" Overall, Blade 13" Long. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placing a bid.

19th C. Indonesian Kris Dagger. Measure 19" Overall, Blade 13" Long. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placing a bid.

Fantastic late 19th-century traditional Malaysian kris dagger. The handle and scabbard are adorned with exquisite silver filigree floral patterns with golden leaves overlay and inlays of natural stone

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

Madura, Indonesia, c. 19th-early 20th century; A very nice example, the handle of classic form. The blade is quite unusual in that it has an additional two thin tines near the base. The scabbard of fi

Indonesia; c. 19th- early 20th century One with stylized Garuda handle. The other with demon figure handle.Nice old examples. Dimensions 19 3/4" including scabbard (50 cm)

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 very fine antique Kris / Keris Knife with scabbard from Sumatra, Indonesia. The blade is double-edged and wavy with a pronounced pamour created by layers of nickel and iron.The scabbard is encased i

Material: steel amber silver metal. Technique: casting quenching filigree. Total sizes: 41 cm. An ornamental dagger with slightly curving blade. Handle and abbard with elaborate filigree decoration of

(5) Antique Sword Canes Walking Sticks Daggers, 19th Century - One sword and four daggers, knobby wood handle sword cane with sterling mount and engraving, one dagger retracts out the bottom (some dam

THREE DAGGERS19th CenturyA Scottish dagger with carved wooden handle, a brass-handled sword converted to a dagger, and a U.S. militia sword converted to a dagger, with a Native American-form pommel an

A fine Circassian kama kindjal, ca. 1855. The hilt and scabbard are richly decorated with nielloed silver. The grooves are decorated with etching. Dimensions: L: 19 1/3 in., (49 cm.)

A large Tibetan gilt bronze ritual dagger called Phurba. Phurba is used in Buddhism mainly by shamans. The dagger has three main symbols: at the bottom of the handle is a set of three faces representi

FOUR NORTHERN INDIAN DAGGERS 19TH CENTURY all with watered steel blades, including a pair of Pesh Kabz daggers with green stone and mother-of-pearl with red and black enamel handles, a Pesh Kabz type

THREE SHEATHED SILVER DAGGERS19th CenturyOne with floral designs and a partially wooden handle and sheath. One with a figural handle and Medusa-motif sheath. Other with floral and horse designs.Length

Indonesian Toraja Ikat Sekomandi Textile, Sulawesi, 19th C. Cotton. Size: 5'3'' x 15'3'' (160 x 465 cm). See reference in the book "500 Years of Indonesian Textiles" The Mary Hart Khalemberg Collectio

Very fine and early Jambiya dagger in original condition and with original sheath and belt. The handle and grip high quality wood with silver mounts, blade with a shallow double fuller etched to the c

Indian Haladie or double-bladed dagger with wavy blades etched in gold and silver to ricasso, below serrated doubled edges and split pointed tips. The grip is silvered and has an engraved turned lines

Tibetan ritual nicely patinated iron dagger called Phurba. Phurba is a ritual knife used in Buddhism mainly by shamans. The knife has three main symbols: at the base of the handle is a set of three fa

Caucasian Kindjal Dagger 19th century, 15-3/8 in. double fuller blade with inlaid gilt Arabic inscription (probably Koranic); horn grip; iron mounts with applied gilt; wooden sheath with leather wrap.

Large Nepalese ceremonial Phurba dagger, 19th c., Nepal, copper alloy, horse head finial representing Lord Hayagriva with three faces of Mahakala, three-sided blade protruding from Makara figure's mou