A RARE MORO SPEAR

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

Java, Indonesia spear point collected on the Fahnestock Expedition; Possibly from the Moro, the Damascus steel blade with twisted shaft, 15"l (38.1 cm). PROVENANCE: Inherited by a direct descendant of

Of classic form, exhibiting the considerable skill of Maranao bronze-workers. Strongly influenced by the burgonet worn by the Spanish in the 16th century, with domed skull, graceful, pronounced comb,

The long, broad handforged blade with distinctive curve and expanded tip with pronounced central ridge and evidence of layered construction, the faceted wooden grip with expanded pommel well-carved in

Of characteristic form, the grip carved of exotic hardwood with silver ferrule and braided silver mounts and broad, crested pommel. The fine, handforged, pattern-welded, single-edged blade retains its

Of characteristic form, bronze with finely molded muzzle and breach, prominent cascabel and trunnions. Well-patinated. C. 1650-1750. Such cannon were popular throughout the Moro lands and Borneo, wher

Highly valued by the Moro Peoples. Of characteristic form, with molded muzzle and breach and engraved okir motifs. On its rare original four-wheeled bronze carriage. Well-patinated. C. 1700-1800. Such

A seldom encountered early example of characteristic form, bronze with finely molded muzzle and breach, prominent cascabel and trunnions. Well-patinated. C. 1650-1700. Such cannon were popular through

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

The handforged head of characteristic form with waved edges and central panel showing evidence of pattern-welding. Retained to its bamboo haft by lengths of rattan. In its original wooden scabbard. Se

Of characteristic form, with waved edges and evidence of layered forging, the ferrule profiled, with tapered tang. 19th century. Light wear. Overall length 52.3cm. Condition II

UNBOXED Arabs mounted, and on foot with running Arabs. 3 have rare spear arms. 11 pieces. Condition very good-excellent, circa 1950s. No box.

Pre-Columbian, north coast Peru, probably San Jose de Moro, Moche culture, Phase V, Moro type, ca. 6th to 7th century CE. A stunning fineline painted Moro type of pottery stirrup vessel with a flask o

**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

3 3/8" Slate Extra Rare Chinese/Korean Spear Tip

4 1/2" Slate Extra Rare Chinese/Korean Spear Tip

4 1/2" Slate Extra Rare Chinese/Korean Spear Tip

2" Slate Extra Rare Chinese/Korean Spear Tip

3 3/4" Slate Extra Rare Chinese/Korean Spear Tip

3 3/4" Slate Extra Rare Chinese/Korean Spear Tip

3 1/2" Slate Extra Rare Chinese/Korean Spear Tip

Aeroart St. Petersburg - Highest Quality Miniatures. #3105 Russian Knight Warrior Full Face Helmet with Spear. RARE FIGURE, very few ever made. Excellent condition , 2 pieces.

Aeroart St. Petersburg - Highest Quality Miniatures. #AZ 1 Aztec Warrior with Spear. RARE FIGURE, very few ever made. Excellent condition , 2 pieces.