Stock No..
s2318

ON HOLD

A fine Sumatran Pedang
Palembang/Jambi regions
A fine pamor blade
Silver and carved horn hilt

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A beautiful Sumatran Pedang with a very fine rare pamor blade.

In its sheath it measures 75.5cms long, out it is 73cms long and has a blade length of 58cms.

The hilt is single section of carved horn that remains in good condition for its age, free of cracks but one small edge section of wear to one face. It's surfaces are carved in deep filigree relief for which the type is famous for, surfaces that display a very detailed floral motif in an abstract Makara form.
The silver grip is a chased floral and vine design with a plain silver fore-grip.
It's scabbard is classic Sumatran style, fine timbers, devoid of any designs, simply bound in silver straps and a horn mouth piece.

The blade is a rarer pamor type, pamor clearly seen within the faces and spine of the blade. It remains uncleaned and has retained a very sharp cutting edge and piercing hatchet point.

A good rarer example of the classic Sumatran Pedang.

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Stock No..
s2286

$1195.00 USD

A fine Madu shield, India 19th century
Black Buck horns with iron spear tips
Fakir's horns, steel buckler

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Stock No..
s2067

SOLD

A fine old Perak Keris
Rare desirable dress
A good strong pamor blade

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A good rare Perak keris with the desirable lancang sampir.

This fine old keris measures 43.5cms long in its sheath, 41.5cms out, and has a blade length of 33.5cms.

The Ketengga wood hulu displays beautiful contrasting grains throughout. It sits within a silver pendokok that whilst regionally correct, it does not appear to be correct for this keris.

The sheath shows some minor damage and the butnut is loose. The timbers chosen for this keris are very dark and all display very fine grains.

The straight blade is a robust fighting type with clear pamor, a blade that has been kept in exceptional original condition.

A fine example of the type, seldom seen for sale.

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Stock No..
s2187

SOLD

A stunning high end Koumaya
Moroccan, late 19th century
Horn hilt, thick silver dress
Gold embellished silver and blade
Custom Signed Thiers blade

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Ex personal collection.

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Stock No..
s2240

$2500.00 USD

Sikh fighting sword
A very fine example
Rare script to pommel
A LONG warriors sword
Sirohi district headman sword

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A very fine and large named Rajput fighting sword from the Sirohi district of Western Rajasthan.

This very long fighting sword measures 107.5cms long in its scabbard, just under 107cms long out, with a blade length 94cms long.

The large Rajput type hilt remains in near pristine condition.
It is thickly embossed with silver overlay of varying depth to all surfaces including the quillon ends and underside of the disc pommel.
Amidst these flower and vine motifs sits a central panel on the inside of the pommel that contains text that has been partially translated.
These sought-after swords with such text, usually contain one of two messages, being either religious invocations to Hindu gods and goddesses or names and localities of regional headmen or aristocrats. It is with grateful acknowledgement that what has been translated points to the later.
Within the text both Sirohi and Sri Jagmal Ji have been translated. There is some mystery remaining with what hasn't been translated, but at face value, this points to a local leader bearing the same name as the famous 16th century prince Jagmal Singh and that he was the headman of the Sirohi region in Western Rajasthan. There is however another alternative to the tradition of religious or leader attributions, that is that the sword presented is also known as a "Sirohi" and that the text is one of devotion to Jagmal Singh who became the co-ruler of Sirohi in 1581.
Regardless of what further details may be found in the translation, this example is one of the better examples of the type we have had and seen over the years.
Other experts in the area of Indian arms and armour have noted that they have only seen approx 10 if these types of swords with these texts.

The long and very capable fighting blade carries the typical Indian block forte ricasso. The form is of a backsword or horseman sword, being a long single edged type with a triangular distal taper towards the cutting edge. Whilst perfectly suitable for horseback, this sword plays particularly well in the hand when on foot too. Its balance is perfect in the hand, offering a light weight feel with a long reach, and its long-sharpened back edge perfect for facilitating thrusts. Each face of the blade has a single round stamp near the tip of the langet, whist the left face has two smaller stamps in the upper fuller. It is interesting to note too, between these two stamps on the left face, it is the point of balance for the sword.

The scabbard is of the period and remains in exceptional condition throughout, with only very minor wear in come to be expected places such as the throat and drag.
the velvet covering has flecks of yellow throughout and is bound along the seams with bullion thread.

A remarkable fighting sword that has obviously been treasured for many generations.
Ex European Collection.

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Stock No..
s2314

$995.00 USD

A very fine Shield
Uganda, 19th/20th century

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A very fine example of a pigmented rattan woven shield, Ganda people, circa 1900.

This very fine example measures 70.5cms tall and 30.5cms wide.

These rarer shield types are usually only seen with a single raised centre lobe. Examples of these types are seen in private collection and museum collections such as the Met Museum, Accession Number: 1982.485.16.
What is rarely seen are these examples such as of a rarer sub type with dual protrusions. It is not known as to why a few were chosen to be made with dual protrusions or if they served a particular purpose.

What these shield types are known for are the very fine pigmented rattan weavings.
As can be seen from the detailed photographs provided, this example displays all those fine qualities. The use of alternating horizontal and vertical is visually striking and makes for a robust and practical defence if it was ever required. The edge of the shield is bound in a fur covered hide that has been expertly stitched to the outer edge with dark pigmented rattan.

The reverse is no less attractive. It is covered in the same alternating bindings with the long central handle bound in chequered style weaving.

A very rare and stunning shield from late 19th/early 20th century Uganda.

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Stock No..
s915

$475.00 USD

A stunning African sword
Cameroon Grasslands
Tikar, Bamum, Bamileke
A very fine complete example

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A very fine African sword, Cameroon, rare complete condition.

The African sword stands 68cms tall in the sheath.
The sheath stands 52cms tall and 17cms wide. At the widest points, across the suspension loops the width is 41cms.
A rarity to find in such complete condition, this sword retains all its original features with the exception of a few small cowries and the suspension baldric.
The sword within measures just over 60cms tall and just under 10cms across the flared tip. The hilt is carved timber with a large fluted bulbous pommel. The base is bound with heavy gauge copper wire.
The entire patina is a pleasing dry, stable and untouched patina.

An exceptional piece of African artwork, complete and retains all of the native Cameroon fabrics and design elements.

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Stock No..
s2148

SOLD

Vietnam, Daoist ritual knife
Jian/kiem ritual knife
Auspicious ritual item
Large barking deer antler hilt
A unique cultural relic

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A beautiful and rare Taoist knife from Vietnam.

This rare Kiem shaped ritual knife dates from the second half of the 19th century.
Overall it is 42cms long, with a blade length of just over 19cms.
The knife's hilt is a large an auspicious and unusually straight barking deer antler, its base encased in repousse silver.
The hilt and blade are separated by a simple quatrefoil shaped silver guard, with the base of the blade encased in a silver tonkou.
The blade form is that of the Vietnamese Kiem/Chinese Jian. It is thin in cross section but extremely robust and rigid. Its faces are decorated in classic Nguyen Dynasty engraving.
The importance of the barking deer horn or Muntjac as they are scientifically known, are often over looked, yet clearly understood when coupled with this votive item.
They have long appears in written and oral history within South East Asia, from the chronicle of Sakon Nakhon, to legends of the Montagnard and beyond. When considering the context of this Vietnamese ritual item, one needs not look beyond the Legendary Qilin that appears with the imminent arrival or passing of a Sage or Illustrious ruler.

An important ritual knife, Vietnam, 19th century.

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Stock No..
s2321

$375.00 USD

A Lombok Parang
Fine carving
Suasa and silver dress
Thick blade

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A good complete example of the classic Lombok Parang.

A massively underappreciated and often mis-identified weapon, the Lombok Parang.
This example is remains in good condition overall. It is 59cms long in its scabbard, 57.5cms out and has a blade length of 43cms.
The uniquely carved "cockatoo" pommel is of a rarely seen form. Overall, the profile is of the traditional form, however, the detail within is most unusual for the type, perhaps unique to a specific region within the island or simply the craftsman’s trademark.
The thick heavy blade shows nice laminated pamor patterning to the surfaces and spine and it remains in very good condition for its age.
The hilt is dressed in both silver and Suasa, whilst the scabbard is dressed solely in silver sheet.

A nice old fighting sword from the island of Lombok, a type which is becoming harder to find in any condition.

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Stock No..
s2315

$595.00 USD

An unusual Terrs Buckler
Oman Zanzibar shield
Polymer construction
Very robust shield

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A most unusual Terrs buckler that we know very little about.

These shield/buckler types are known throughout the horn of Africa, Zanzibar and Oman. They are the famous Terrs buckler, made from Hippopotamus hide and spun in to these extremely robust and practical fighting shield.

This example of of perfect size and form, being 23.5cms in diameter and 14cms tall.

What separates this from the normal types found, is that it is spun from a single block of polymer and the handle is cast from the same material.
One might expect such material to be of lesser practical quality but it is not. This is as equally thick, robust, practical and capable. to our eyes, made by the same craftsmen, the appearance and form is remarkable.

This anomaly leads us to questions that we just cannot answer but do have several proposals, each worthy of further research.
This does not appear to be modern work at all.
All aspects of the bronze casting of the star medallions through to shields perfect form, point to being of the period and likely early 20th century. With the developments in technologies, there followed further European trade routes and interactions, newer industrial materials became available globally.
Questions that arise are, was it intended for a great exposition? Was is intended as a political gift, was it intended to demonstrate the practical nature of such materials in a mission to provide new innovations abroad?
Perhaps it came through European competition trade from Ethiopia in to African trade routes or direct to Oman through British relationships during the de facto protectorate from 1872-1920, which makes much more sense.

A visually stunning example with a lot of interesting history to research.

Ex. Unitied Kingdom Collection.

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Stock No..
s2325

$1095.00 USD

A fine OLD Kenyah Mandau
Sarawak region, Baram District
A very heavy inlaid & chiselled blade
Trophy hair adorning scabbard
Silver collar. A rare old warrior

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An early Kenyah Mandau with some notable features.

In its scabbard this example is 74cms long. Out it is 71cms long, has a blade length of 56cms and is 1cm thick at the base of the spine.

The Mandau displays a very rich deep old-world patina throughout.
The antler hilt has been expertly carved, although, as seen in the photos, aspects have been worn with age. The grip retains most of its original binding which ends in a rare silver collar at the junction with the blade. Silver adornment are a rare thing on these sword types.

The blade is for serious work, it is thick, robust, and very efficiently balanced. The spine does show its layered surfaces and several simple engraving too.
The Convex blade face displays classic engraved motifs and alternating inlaid panels and it retains a keen cutting edge. The reverse displays engravings at the forte and seldom seen inlay at the upper end of the tip, as seen in the photos provided.

Its scabbard shows a lot of age and remains in healthy condition. It is bound with both rattan and metal strapping.
Both ends are deeply carved with the same symbols and motifs seen on the hilt. It retains the bark scabbard for the Pisau raut, but this is not present with the Mandau.
The standout features of this scabbard are a combination of the fine carvings, but also that it retains an old woven suspension baldric and large antler button and within the various bindings, three head-hunter trophy hair, taken from the heads of slain enemies. The Kenyah shields are famous for this practice of hair decoration, as noted within Hose and McDougall's The Pagan Tribes of Borneo, 1912.
These hair pieces are bound in both fabric and rattan, and are placed on bother outer faces of the scabbard and one between the secondary bark scabbard and the Mandau's inner scabbard face.

A remarkably well preserved primal weapon and accruements, one that invoked fear in to all who encountered it.

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Stock No..
s2337

$1295.00 USD

An Indian Khanda
Rare transitional hilt type
A large fighting sword

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A large and heavy old Khanda with a transitional basket hilt.

This unusual example measures 94.5cms long and has a blade length of 81cms.
The rare transitional hilt type is a clear marriage of the old Khanda basket hilt with strong Indo-Muslim Tulwar characteristics as seen with the Quillon block and lobes and the disc pommel and lanyard ring. Throughout the surface of this hilt are remains of gold koftgari.

The blade is extremely robust and has considerable heft to it. The forte and spine supports are integral aspects of the blade's construction, created through the chiselling and carving of the blade faces from these. The floral motif to the forte each side is a theme carried through all the gold koftgari, much which can be seen upon closer examination.
The spatulate tip is sharpened both sides and the entire length of its cutting edges are hardened and extremely sharp considering the age of this sword.

A good transitional Khanda that will grade up well with little effort.

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Stock No..
s2189

SOLD

A Canary Island knife
A fine early example

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A fine and larger than typical example of the Canary island Knaife.

Of a type that I consider one of the more practical and functional knife types. This example measures 26cms long with a blade length just over 16cms long.

The grip is one of the more complex examples we have had. It is capped in nickel silver ends and the horn and bone segmented grip appears to be a combination of both silver and brass spacers.

The leaf shaped blade displays classic pin dot motifs to the right face, with the left absent of markings.

It is extremely comfortable in the hand and with your thumb braced on the back of the spine, it offers a strong positive grip for daily use, defence, or offense.

A knife type that is getting harder and harder to find.

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Stock No..
s2131

$1795.00 USD

Masdhayi Fiyohi
An exceptional example
High end status knife
19th century Maldives

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A very fine and very rare knife from the Maldives, 19th century, Masdhayi Fiyohi.

The Masdhayi Fiyohi is the traditional knife of the Maldives. Traditionally these knives were made as this example was, with high quality materials and precious metals, dating as far back as the 17th century. Later in to the early 20th century both materials and quality diminished until the craft no longer survived beyond 1968.

Knives of this type we have presented here were only worn by noblemen and soldiers.

This example measures 29.5cms long in its sheath, 27.5cms out and has a blade length of 15cms.

The hilt is constructed from a single carved whale tooth that has been sectioned to retain the tang of the blade. The tang has been secured with 4 exposed silver rivets and likely 4 hidden rivets, hidden beneath nine silver straps to the rear and a single broad silver strap to the fore grip.
The tang is largely exposed with decorative copper and silver liners skillfully inlaid to the top of the tang.
The remainder of the knifes thick spine is expertly inlaid with silver throughout.
The knife is quite heavy for its size and is extremely robust. In profile, the blade shows a deep cut fuller running through to the start of the dropped clipped tip. Its belly protrudes and gradually narrows back towards the fore grip.

The sheath is the original ebony type with silver at both ends. The silver tip is a faithful replacement.

In our opinion, excluding the sheaths of which some carried enameled silver, those held in the National Museum in the Maldives are not as fine a quality nor display as much detail to the blade as this example does, and this museum quality example is in far better condition to the majority of the collection held within the museum.

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Stock No..
s2059

$1195.00 USD

A very fine Knife
Gaucho Presentation
Brazil, 19th century
Exceptional features

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A very fine and very rare exhibition/presentation grade Brazilian Gaucho knife. European export for the South American market.

This outstanding knife measures 33cms long in its sheath, is 31cms overall and has a blade length of 20cms inclusive of the bolster.
This is one of those cutler's exhibition grade examples that encompasses so many fine aspects of the knife making craft.
This example, upon insight gained from very knowledgeable published collectors, it is likely Belgium made for the export market to South America, however, through further discussion, given the specific blade type, there could also be Italian influence as was often also found within Gaucho knives.
The extremely decorative hilt is gold plated and set with garnets. All surfaces are so very well and deeply engraved and the level of crispness and detail is exceptional.
The clip point bowie style blade retains a very sharp and original non sharpened edge. Its block forte is pierced and engraved to reveal a rampant winged mythological beast, possibly a Griffin. The spine at the forte is engraved, whilst the rest of the spine towards the clipped tip is file finished in classical Spanish style. The blade surfaces remain in a bright full mirror polish with only minor age related wear.
The sheath is an exceptional work of art. Like the hilt, the level of detail is simply outstanding. The outer face is covered in deep engraved relief work displaying floral motifs and tendrils whilst the reverse displays a large pierced central cartouche to which a winged angel is flying within. The large belt clip is also pierced and engraved in deep relief

An exceptional and unique example of a very high quality exhibition grade Brazilian Gaucho knife that displays masterful work throughout.

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Stock No..
s2309

ON HOLD

A large Roman folder
A rare sized Italian folding knife

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A good large example of the rare Roman folder.

Open this example measures 74cms long. Closed it is 39cms long.

Of classic form, this Italian version of the Spanish Navaja remains in very good condition throughout. As is common with these types, due to the hollow construction of the brass body, there are several dents in the tail end of the knife and two screws missing from the five that secure the back spring.

The knife is complete with all silver medallions in place which are crisp and without wear as is often found. The brass ring pull in retained and the pivot pin is in good order for its age.

A very hard to find knife type which is often associated with "Bullo" of the local township and laid to offering at shrines of worship.

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Stock No..
s2058

$495.00 USD

Albacete Navaja
97cms open
Exhibition size
Engraved blade
Early example

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A large 19th century Albacete Navaja.

Closed this Navaja measures 51cms long, open it is 97cms long.
The handle is thick rolled brass with simple designs engraved to its surfaces. The brass body is supported by a a very thick and strong back spring that runs for two thirds of its length.
The blade has a 13 tooth ratchet. Its left face has three rudimentary fullers and a line of small Spanish script above and floral decorations below. The right face in plain. The tip of the blade has a long deep clipped tip and false back edge that is 20cms long.
The Navaja is at fault in that the flat of the locking back strap has worn through with use and age but it thick enough at the sides that a competent craftsman could restore this with ease.

A good rare large size.

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Stock No..
s2319

SOLD

A fine Celebes Badek
Sulawesi 19th century
repousse silver dress

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A fine example of an all silver repousse Badek from Sulawesi.

This beautiful dress dagger is 40cms long in its sheath, 30cms out and has a blade length of 19cms.

This example has been handed down through time in great condition for its age. It is free from major bumps, bruises or losses to the silver. It has been worn often and well cared for.
The large pistol grip is to me, one of the most ergonomic hilt types to come out of the Indonesian regions. It offers great comfort, a positive feel and potential as both a slashing or stabbing defence tool.
The silver surfaces are chased in repeated geometric designs on all faces the complex shaped hulu and the scabbard is no different, being akin to the decorative sleeves found on Sulawesi Keris.
The blade of a simple form with distal taper to the point and the cutting edge. It is absent of pamor in its current state and would benefit from a proper clean and etch to bring forth some of the lines seen beneath the surfaces of each face.

A good rare example.

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Stock No..
s2229

$3295.00 USD

A very rare Greek Dagger
17th-18th century khanjar
19th century dress
Curved Wootz blade
Fine & thick Niello silver
A stunning Ottoman example

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A very fine example of an early Wootz Kurdish/Turkish Khanjar in 19th century Greek Ottoman dress.

Measuring 38cms long in its sheath, 35.5cms out and carrying a fine wootz blade that is just over 20cms long, this fine example of a rare knife type remains in excellent condition throughout.

The hilt displays a deep and warm rich glossy patina throughout, which is both very comfortable in hand and pleasing to the eye.

Its blade form is of a known type, typically noted at 18th century, and it is with grateful acknowledgement that I note, potentially 17th century, likely crafted in the greater Mosul region of the Middle East.

The sheath is very finely crafted in thick silver which has been decorated in relief and filled with Niello.
Within the decorative motifs of the Niello surface, to the throat section, a large panoply of arms behind large flags and a Tughra atop, one that we are unable to determine who the Tughra belongs to.
To the lower section of the sheath, or drag, there is a large cliff face scene. Atop sits several buildings, a flag pole and flag central to the image. Below, a simple signature, likely that of the master silversmith who produced this work.

The image of this cliff top fortress could be one of the many fortresses throughout Greece and the Greek isles, but to our eye, given the massive scale of the cliff presented in the image and the perspective used, along with a very narrow beach front, we believe this is representative of the Castle of Skyros, an important power centre during the Greek war of Independence, known for both finance and manpower during this pivotal time in Greek History.

A very fine, rare and complete example of an important Khanjar.

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Stock No..
s2306

$525.00 USD

A rare Perak Keris
A large example
Robust 3 luk blade
A warrior's keris

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A good large Perak keris of broad and rare form.

In its sheath, it is 47.5cms long. Out it is 46.5cms long, with a blade length of 38cms.
With a large bold and classical Perak dress, this is a striking keris in the hand. The large Sampir and hulu are carved from a beautiful burl wood and the stem a luminous wood that appears to be Sena wood. The hulu has very minor losses to the tip of the beak and dorsal fin, and a stable age crack through the burl to the rear. It sits at of fine old bronze pendokok.

The blade type is a most interesting one and do believe it to be of talismanic nature. It is a large 3 luk example, a classic fighter keris in this respect, it broad and very well balanced. Perak Keris are typically without pamor in the traditional sense, rather a more common melding of contrasting steels. In that sense, this example is not much different, but when viewing its surfaces closely, whilst not consistent, the "Tiger Stripe" high contrast pamor is quite deliberate, as it what appears to be rice grain pamor to the tip inner face. Various other markings are present and the faces are quite different to each other.

A good large old fighter from the Perak region of North West Malaysia.

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Stock No..
s2293

$495.00 USD

A good rare Shield
Ex personal Collection
Bontoc Igorot, Luzon Philippines
mid to late 19th century

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A good old rare shield of typical Igorot form, displaying a deep old smokey patina. Ex personal collection.

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Stock No..
s2311

SOLD

Dadao, war sword.
China Republican period
Presentation grade example
Engraved dragon with inlaid eye

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Stock No..
s2173

SOLD

A large and rare Thai sword
Silver repousse status sword
A very length sword

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Stock No..
s2332, 2333, 2334

$3995.00 USD

A rare trio of Amazon clubs
Kayapo people
Xingu river, Amazon Basin

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Stock No..
s2316

SOLD

A good Aceh Sikin Panjang
A status example
Oversized scabbard top piece
A fine patern welded blade
mid to late 19th century

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Stock No..
s2308

$175.00 USD

A good old Kukri
WWI to interwar period
Possiblly pre WWI

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Stock No..
s2329

$395.00 USD

A good keris Panjang
Silver dress
Clear laminated blade
Sumatra 19th century

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Stock No..
s2216

SOLD

Penghulu Keris
Rare painted dress
Broad thick blade
Sumatra 19th century

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Stock No..
s2328

$1895.00 USD

Afghanistan Choora
Named and dated
Wootz blade with polished forte
An ultra rare named Choora

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Stock No..
s2168

SOLD

Old Kedah Keris

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Stock No..
s2320

$395.00 USD

Javanese sword
Pedang Lurus
Fine blade
Silver dress

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Stock No..
s2322

$345.00 USD

A very fine Somali buckler
Hand carved and pigmented

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Stock No..
s2323

$355.00 USD

Balochistan buckler
19th century shield

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Stock No..
s2312

$445.00 USD

Sikin Panjang
Sumatra, 19th century
Hulu Peusangan
Pattern welded blade

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Stock No..
s2310

$625.00 USD

Chinese sabre
Engraved blade
Ex armoury, Left Division
Mid 19th century

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Stock No..
s2307

SOLD

Keris, Cirebon
An early example of the type
Desirable dress

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Stock No..
s2194

$1295.00 USD

A fine Tboli Kampilan
Complete with original scabbard
A seldom seem weapon

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Stock No..
s2305

$2995.00 USD

A oversized Ayda Katti
A large status example of the type
Coorg weapon, 18th century
Gold "OM" plug
Refer to the Ex Robert Hales example

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Stock No..
s1823

SOLD

A very rare Chinese sabre
Auspicous markings
Raised yelman
very rare fittings
An early sword type
Late Ming, very early Qing

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Ex personal collection.

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Stock No..
s2304

$995.00 USD

Opi, Wetar / Kisar Islands
A very rare Timor sword
East Timor

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Stock No..
s2205

$1795.00 USD

Chinese Jian ring dao
A very hefty war sword

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Stock No..
s2157

SOLD

A fine Chinese jian
Presentation sword

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Stock No..
s2156

SOLD

A large and rare Indian Shield
Thick hide with 6 boss suspension

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A very rare and large Indian Dhal/shield.

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Stock No..
s2302

SOLD

A very rare Samrit sword
Cambodia, likely late 18th century
A well balance fighting sword
Robust blade, engraved spine

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A good rare Cambodian sword with full Samrit hilt.

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Stock No..
s2164

$995.00 USD

Laos, Kaseng region
A very rare shield type

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