Collection of ten paintings on canvas, Indonesia, 20th century -largest 101 x 133 cm-

A collapsible copper and white metal long trumpet (rag dung), Tibet and three various silvered metal dishes, Sumatra and Bali, 20th century - L. 95, Diam. 28, 33, 35 cm -

A collection of four metal and wooden spears, Indonesia, 19th and 20th century - L. 155 to 190 cm -

Two various Indonesian paisley textiles, 2nd quarter 19th century, one with some tears - 175 x 175 cm -

Three Indonesian wood planes, two with animals and one with a mask, together with a wooden pully, 20th century

A collection of Indonesian clothes and shoes including a children's costume with small kris, 20th century

11 carved wooden dagger handles, Indonesia, 19th/20th century

Carved wooden statue of a fisherman, Indonesia, 20th. century, -H. 69 cm-

Carved wooden statue depicting a reclining woman, nursing one of four infants, Indonesia, 20th. century, -L. 43 cm-

A silver metal figure of Garuda, Indonesia, late 19th/early 20th century -H. 11,5 cm-

Five various copper/brass betel boxes, Indonesia, 17th century and later -8 x 20 x 10 cm, damages-

Kneeling hand carved woman, Indonesia -h 15 cm-

Five piece copper/brass batik set, Indonesia -h 13 cm-

Copper betel jar on a high foot, Indonesia -h 21 cm-

Copper dinner gong, Indonesia -h 33 cm-

Ikat cloth with split, depicting ancestors, Indonesia -270 x 240 cm-

Five various Kamassan painted cloths, representing ancient Java stories, Indonesia -140 x 155 cm-

Complete quartets game 'Indië kwartetspel' in original box, including explanation rules, illustrated, Dutch language, 'Koloniaal Instituut Amsterdam', 1930 -cards 10,5 x 6,8 cm, box slightly worn-

Five brass stands/sidetables for Sirih smoking sets, Indonesia -h 76 cm, one possibly incomplete-

Large brass stand/side table, four brass trays and several parts from smoking sets, Indonesia, 19th century -h 87 cm, damages, incomplete-

A large polychrome painted wooden sculpture of a seated Buddha, Indonesia, first half 20th century -H. 78 cm, minor traces of wear-

Various Indonesian brass objects, amongst others table gong, parts of Sirih set -h 41 cm, incomplete, damages-

Two containers for Sirih sets and various parts, Indonesia -h 24 cm

Two brass Sirih sets with various parts, Indonesia -h 15,5 cm-

Two trays and various parts of Sirih sets, Indonesia -h 13 cm-

Two part copper demountable bowl on foot, Indonesia, 19th century -h 16 cm, damages-

Four copper singing bowls, underneath each an ornament, one has rim decorated with swastikas, Indonesia -h 13,5, d 27 cm-

Four copper singing bowls, Indonesia -h 15 cm, d 26 cm-

Four copper singing bowls, Indonesia -h 16,5 cm, d 29 cm-

A ochre glazed ceramic martavan with an everted mouth rim, the short neck with a circular band, eight vertical loop-handles with moulded monster masks above a row of six rosettes alternated by clouds, on the body five rosettes alternated by five large cloud motifs, the lower section with wave patterns, Indonesia, 17th-18th century. An identical martavan is in the Adama Malik collection, see: S. Adhyatman & Abu Ridho, 'Martavans in Indonesia', The Ceramic Society of Indonesia, second edition, 1984, Page 157, entry 149 -H. 63 cm-

A brown glazed ceramic martavan of ovoid shape with everted mouth rim, five lion-dog shaped loop-handles to the shoulder, the body with two dragons above waves, Indonesia, 18th century or earlier -H. 52,5 cm-

A brown glazed ceramic martavan, six vertical loop-handles with monsters to the shoulder, the body decorated with dragons amidst clouds, Indonesia, 18th century or earlier -H. 55 cm, sticky-

A model of a boat made of cloves, Indonesia, 19th/20th century -45 x 58 cm-. Model boats made from cloves were made to sell to European visitors as souvenirs of the Spice Islands (Indonesia) showing how important crossing the sea was to the spice trade. Cloves (Syzygium caryophyllata) were one of the spices traded long distances by sea from Southeast Asia to China, India and Europe for thousands of years. Cloves were native to only five tiny, volcanic islands in the East Indian Archipelago: Ternate, Matir, Tidore, Makian and Bacan, all belonging to the Maluku Islands or the Moluccas.

Wooden lime box, outside decorated with various animals, betel/sirih, Indonesia -h 35,5 cm

A brown glazed martavan with six flat loop handles to the shoulder, the body decorated with four lung dragons in relief chasing the flaming pearl, Indonesia, 18th century or earlier -H. 30 cm-

Two metal figurines, farmers ploughing with oxen, Indonesia -6,5 x 14 cm, wire broken-