A RARE NAGA DAGGER

A rare form, with characteristic grip and straight, single-edged blade. In its rattan-bound scabbard with suspension loop. 19th century. Minor wear overall. Overall length 43.7cm. Condition III

A rare form, with characteristic grip and straight, single-edged blade. In its rattan-bound scabbard with suspension loop. 19th century. Minor wear overall. Overall length 29cm. Condition III

This is a very rare and unusual stone altar from the Naga peoples of North eastern India. Featuring two figures with joined hands over a carved out ritual container. The entire stone is worn smooth fr

A carved wooden basket with three protruding trophy head designs, two as skulls and a rattan back. Collected in situ in the mid 20th century by Museum Owner. Naga peoples, Nagaland, Northeastern India

A carved wooden torso of what was once an articulated marionette sculpture, with remains of mineral pigments and a wonderfully expressive face. Naga peoples, Nagaland, Northern India. The Puppet has b

A Carved wooden seated ancestor sculpture with classic archaic features and a well handled and worn surface. Naga peoples, India. Provenance: Collected by Museum Curator Paul Hendricks in 1970 while t

Of finely-plaited rattan, with a hornbill skull affixed to the forehead, the upturned distal section bound to the crown by a plaited rattan band terminating in a tassel. With traces of red pigment and

Rare Naga Palmwood Multi-Barb Spear Point. Carved wood with plant fiber binding. On stand. Size: 36.25'' x 2.25'' x 2'' (92 x 6 x 5 cm).

This is an antique carved wooden female idol shown in squatting / seated position with an aggressive energetic face. The Naga , a fierce head hunting tribe were known for their use of animist shrines

A carved wooden mask with energetic face and broad grimace , perhaps representing a Trophy head, however it is larger then most smaller heads and is "mask size" Collected in situ 1970 and was part of

A carved wooden basket with a sword wielding Head hunter or warrior carved in relief and a rattan back. Collected in situ in the mid 20th century by Museum Owner. Naga peoples, Nagaland, Northeastern

(MUST SEE THE AMAZING WORKMANSHIP, I HAVE MANY MORE PICS UPON REQUEST). RARE MUSEUM QUALITY Antique 15-16th C Dagger Passau Wolf Mark With "WOLF MARK 1414", Decorated Hilt. Measure 20 1/4", Blade 13 1

This is a very rare Bird Head Sewar Dagger with a Crown & Floral Crest Bolster , Malay Tribe 19th century, Northern Sumatra. Note the solid and sturdy traditional folded forged blade, single sharped e

A rare and unusual Caucasian kindjal dagger with a wootz blade made in Tiflis, Georgia. Silver mounted decorated with engraving and niello. Ca. 1830's. Dimensions: L: 14 3/4 in. (37.5 cm.)

Mandaya People of eastern Mindanao, with characteristic silver-mounted horned hilt and handwrought, waisted blade with prominent central ridge. In its carved wooden scabbard with colorful woven coveri

WW2 German NSKK dagger with scabbard. Made by Hermann Schneider. This is a rare, hard to find maker. Blade length: 8.75". Overall length: 13.75". Ricasso displays the makers mark "Hermann Schneider, S

This is a very rare Bird Head Sewar Dagger with a Crown & Floral Crest Bolster , Malay Tribe 19th century, Northern Sumatra. Note the solid and sturdy traditional folded forged blade, single sharped e

This is a very rare Bird Head Sewar Dagger with a Crown & Floral Crest Bolster , Malay Tribe early to mid 20th century, Northern Sumatra. Sturdy traditional folded forged blade, single sharped edge an

Finer and much earlier work than generally encountered, the curved horn grip inlaid with silver wire in delicate geometrical motifs, the pommel and ferrule of silver with engraved borders and the name

Mangbetu People, the fine, symmetrical walrus grip with expanded pommel and guard with banded decoration, the straight, well-forged, double-edged blade of hexagonal section with gently tapering tip. L

One of the daggers is marked "P" while the other has a monogram that says "R.L.M." This is a very unique piece. (Very Good). 8 - 1/2" L.

This sword/dagger cane/walking stick is from the late 19th Century. The dagger is clearly marked Coulaux & Cie and on the opposite side "Klingenthal" -- generally difficult to find in the USA. The can

A large example of characteristic form, the elephant and horn grip with silver pommel and handforged, double-edged blade. In its hide scabbard with stitched decoration and inscribed on the reverse, OM

The antler grip well-inlaid with brass, the terminal carved with a very rare human face, the eyes of coral. Broad, single-edged blade with an engraved panel at each forte and double-edged at the tip.