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Madura Donoriko Ivory 1110b
A
fine and rare example of a keris handle from the island of Madura. In
the uniquely Madurese form called the donoriko, it is made
from elephant ivory and intricately carved showing a winged horse with
floral motifs that are very deep, and from the sides the carvings are
pierced through.Condition: Very good condition. Age: Early 19th century. Price:- US$580 excluding shipping.
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Minang Kabau Big Jawa Demam Ivory 1110b
From the Sumatran region of Minang Kabau and made from elephant ivory,
this rare example and bigger than usual in size, is in the typical
Minang Kabau jawa demam form;- a form depicting a
squatting figurine with arms folding of hugging the body.
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Minang Kabau Jawa Demam Ivory 1011 A
fine example of a keris hilt from the Sumatran region of Minang Kabau.
Made of elephant ivory, and is finely carved in the jawa demam
form (a form depicting a squatting figurine with arms folding of hugging
the body) with its upright posture typical of Minang Kabau
styles.
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Cirebon Putra Satu Gading Laut 1110
A
very good and rare example of a keris hilt from the northern Javanese
coastal region of Cirebon. Made of sea ivory (dugong or sea cow),
it is finely and deeply carved with floral motifs that hide a human
figurine called the putra satu.Condition: Very good condition. Age: Early 19th century. Price:- US$440 excluding shipping.
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Tajong Patani Wood 1011 A rare example of a keris hilt from
the northern Malaysian peninsular regions of Kelantan as well as the
southern Thailand region of Patani. Made of hard woods, it is very
finely carved in the form called the tajong. It has been
described by writers from the west as a kingfisher. It is also called "Pekaka"
by many in the area, in resemblance to a bird of the same name. Although
it does resemble a bird, closer look at the handle shows it to be more
of a "demonic" figurine.
Condition:
Very good condition. Age: Late
20th century. Price:-
US$330
excluding shipping.
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Cirebon Raksaksa Sea Ivory 1110
Another very good example of keris handle from the northern Javanese
coastal region of Pesisir, Cirebon in origin. Made of tea stained
elephant ivory, it is finely carved in the form of a Hindu deity. This
style is very typical of the region's predominantly Muslims, but still
retaining certain Hindu elements.Condition: Very good condition. Age: Early 20th century. SOLD.
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Madura Donoriko Ivory 1110s
Another very good and fine example from the eastern Javanese island of
Madura. Made from elephant ivory, it is finely and deeply carved in the
donoriko form with Dutch influenced motifs that include a
crown, a winged horse, a dragon and epaulettes at the sides, with
pierced through carvings that needs added mentioning.Condition: Very good condition. Age: Early 19th century. Price:- US$300 excluding shipping.
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Bugis Sulawesi Kerdas Ukiran 310 - A fine and rare example of a keris
handle from the southern Sulaweis region of Bugis. Made of hard well selected
kemuning woods, it is in the typical Bugis pistol grip form called the
kerdas. Usually plain, this example is finely carved with floral and
geometrical motifs typical of the region's styles.
Condition: Very good condition. Age: Late 19th century. Price:- US$225 excluding shipping.
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Tongkat Penusuk Makara 0112
From the central or southern Sumatran regions, this cane sword hilt or
ulu tongkat penusuk, is made from wood and well carved in
the relief form of the makara (a mythical creature
combining an elephant, a dragon and a fish). Base fitted with plain
brass ferrule.Condition: Very good condition. Age: Early 18th century. Price:- US$220 excluding shipping. New.
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Gobek Bali Barongan 0112
Not from a weapon, but from a betel nut pounders hilt called the
gobek. Made from hard ebony woods, it is well carved in the form
of the barongan (mythical lion) typical of the Balinese
style and form. Base fitted with plain brass ferrule.Condition: Very good condition. Age: Middle 18th century. Price:- US$200 excluding shipping. New.
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Madura Donoriko Wood 140 Another good example from the eastern
Javanese island of Madura. Made from hard trembalo(?), it is in
the form called the donoriko finely and deeply carved with
floral motifs that includes a winged horse at the front, with pierced
through carvings at the sides. It is also fitted with a well repoussed
silver ferrule or selut.
Condition: Very good condition. Age: Early to middle 19th century. SOLD.
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Madura Tulang Kerbau 1110
A
very good example of a keris handle from the island of Madura. In the
uniquely Madurese form called the donoriko, it is made
from buffalo bone and well carved with fine floral motifs that are very
deep, and from the sides the carvings are pierced through.Condition: Very good condition. Age: Early 20th century. Price:- US$95 excluding shipping.
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Cirebon Ganesha 125
Another very good and rare example of keris handle from the northern
Javanese coastal region of Pesisir,
Cirebon
in origin. This keris handle is made of hard and dark ebony wood, carved
in the relief form of the elephant god Ganesha, with pierced
through carvings at places. Due to Islamic influences, many of these
handles "hide" physical features, retaining some of the Hindu beliefs.
Carvings are very deep and are pierced through at places.
Condition: Very
good condition. Age: Late
18th
century.
SOLD.
A
Javanese styled keris stand, for two kerises and a short spear or
tombak. Made of hard teak woods or jati, it is well carved
with see through works or kerawangan. The top carvings has the
Surakarta emblem showing the earth, sun, moon, star and the
tiara or crown.
Condition: Excellent condition. Newly made, with the base wood made from a single piece of hard teak.
Price:- US$70 excluding shipping.
A
Javanese styled keris stand, for two kerises. Made of hard teak woods or
jati, and well carved with floral motifs and see through works
or kerawangan.
Condition: Excellent condition. Newly made, with the base wood made from a single piece of hard teak.
Price:- US$58 excluding shipping.
A
Javanese styled keris stand, for a single keris. Made of hard teak woods
or jati, it is well carved with see through works or
kerawangan. The top carvings has the Surakarta emblem
showing the earth, sun, moon, star and the tiara or crown.
Condition: Excellent condition. Newly made, with the base wood made from a single piece of hard teak.
Price:- US$47 excluding shipping.
