19th C. Indonesian Horn, Wood and Damascus Steel Knife

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, probably Java, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A remarkable piece of ceremonial weaponry featuring a finely carved wooden handle in the for

2pc Indonesian 19th Cent. Kris Small Daggers 15.5'' and 16.5''. Carved wood handles with wood scabbards. Damascus steel blades. Scattered heavy wear from age. 19th century.

Unusually Long 19th C. Islamic Afghani Afghanistan KARUD or PERSH-KABZ Dagger with Damascus Steel Blade & Inlaid Horn Grips. In Its Original Leather Bound Wood Scabbard. Total length (inside scabbard

Knife "Edison" The Damascus knife is wear-resistant and effective. It can serve the owner for decades. The metal does not need sharpening and can withstand heavy loads. The product does not lose its o

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! **First Time At Auction** North America, United States, ca.

**Originally Listed At $550** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Timor Island, Tetum; Sulawesi Island, Toraja people, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A fabulous ensemble of 3 spoons: 2 Toraja wood spoons an

Knife "Armadillo" The Damascus knife is wear-resistant and effective. It can serve the owner for decades. The metal does not need sharpening and can withstand heavy loads. The product does not lose it

Knife "Paris" • Blade - damask steel • Handle – bull horn, olive wood, brass • Scabbard – leather (included) • Blade hardness – 58-60 HRC • Total length – 269 mm. • Blade length ��

Knife "Darien" made of damask steel. Handle – horn, colored wood and scabbard - genuine leather. Damascus knives are very durable, look great and keep sharpness perfectly. Damascus steel has hig

Knife "Fire" Damascus knives are very durable, look great and keep sharpness perfectly. Damascus steel has high quality contents to give it an excellent edge and sharp cutting ability. The blade retai

"Knife ""Ira"" Damascus knives are very durable, look great and keep sharpness perfectly. Damascus steel has high quality contents to give it an excellent edge and sharp cutting ability. The blade ret

Set of 5 Knives "Colored" made of damask steel. Handle – wood, buffalo horn, steel bolsters and scabbard - genuine leather. Damascus knives are very durable, look great and keep sharpness perfe

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

Near East, Ottoman Empire, ca. 19th century CE. An intimidating knife comprise of a sharp carbon steel blade and deer antler and wood handle. One side of the blade present liberal remains of an incise

Native American, Southwestern United States, Apache people, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A fine knife fashioned out of a sword blade with a shallow fuller groove and a single cutting edge along

Knife "Poplar" • Blade - damask steel • Handle – walnut wood, stag horn • Scabbard – cowhide leather (included) • Blade hardness – 58-60 HRC • Total length – 218 mm. • Blade length

Knife "Continent" • Blade - damask steel • Handle – horn, wood • Scabbard - leather (included) • Blade hardness – 56-57 HRC • Total length – 216 mm. • Blade length - 102 mm. • Hand

Knife "Blesbok" made of damascus steel. Handle - bull horn and wood and scabbard - leather. Damascus knives are very durable, look great and keep sharpness perfectly. Damascus steel has high quality c

Knife "Rowan" • Blade - damask steel • Handle – walnut wood, stag horn • Scabbard – cowhide leather (included) • Blade hardness – 58-60 HRC • Total length – 229 mm. • Blade length

Antique 19th century Indonesian Kris sword with gilt scabbard. Wavy Damascus style steel blade with wooden hilt inlaid with jewels. Fine repousse scabbard with gold gilt surface. Bequest from John Bas

Originally listed at $300 North America, United States, ca. 19th century CE. A utilitarian knife used on the American Frontier. The forged-steel blade exhibits a lengthy profile with a thick spine on

Native American, Western United States, Cheyenne, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A leather knife sheath with stunning glass beadwork that holds a wood and steel knife. The sheath is made of r

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A round wooden lunchbox with steel hinges and clasp and a tall, ornate handle. Painted red with gold details. Size: 10.15" W x 8.25"

Knife "Framingham" • Blade - damask steel • Handle – stag horn, brass, wood • Scabbard – leather (included) • Blade hardness – 58-60 HRC • Total length â