A badik/badek, short dagger with Islamic talismanic inscriptions on the blade, ferrule, ceremonial purpose L-shaped hilt and matching scabbard, the latter is decorated with silver bands with tumpal (triangle) motifs, - L. 28 cm. -

West-Java, an antique pedang sabet Sumedang, silver-grey pamor blade, octagonal shaped hilt -defect/cracks-, elegant cross guard with a clam shell, quillon depicting animal figure, naga, knuckle guard owns two telale gadja, matching brown leather scabbard adorned with punched motif, -L.67,5 cm.-

Western Javanese (Sunda/Cikeruh) golok, early 20th century, Garuda hilt, scabbard square shaped markation in bone, -L. 53 cm.-

Indonesian Golok, Islamic golok, waterbuffalo horn handle with excellent grip, decorative hardwood scabbard with brass details, exceptional blade with silver texts and signatures on both sides, in hand good overall condition, - length 53 cm. -

A lot of two Indonesian edged weapons, a Sundanese golok with makkara-dragon shaped hilt, upperblade carved with slmt, scabbard with brass bands, -L. 56,5 cm.- and a Bali kris, sinious curved blade in wear/rust condition, -L. 51 cm.-

Indonesia, a lot of two short swords, golok in leather scabbard pistol-kris sturdy broad blade (markation ID), L. 40,5 cm. and a golok pistol grip with wooden scabbard adorned with silver bands and foot (buntut) and braided band, L. 40 cm.

A lot of five edged weapons, two modern krisses with sheath, - L. 50/51 cm.-, a pair of Cikeruh daggers in scabbard, - both L. 27 cm. - and a small kukri dagger, - L. 17 cm. - with two miniature sideknives built-in pocket, - L. 5 cm. -

Ploncon, polychrome painted and woodcarved kerisholder for three kerisses, red/goldtone colour, -46x25x40-

A lot of two kerisholders, a handcarved ploncon for two kerisses (L. 27 cm./H. 33 cm.) and a five keris standard (L. 33 cm./H. 46 cm.)

Finely carved wooden blawong with Royal coat of arms (Praja Cihna) of Sultanate of Yogyakarta, the letters HB VIII referring to Hamengkubuwono VIII (1880 – 1939) the 8th sultan of Yogya reigning from 1921 until he died, naga raja and garuda, slit topside of this single kerisholder, - L. 25 x 62 cm. -

Prajurit Mantrijero kraton Yogyakarta palace guard soldier in field dress with keris and sword, -H. 61 cm.-

A lot of keris accessories, a wooden blawong with handcarved foliate scrolls, - L. 17/H. 49,5 cm. -, a tiered square-shaped (12 x 12 cm./H. 47 cm.) wooden keris holder, three kerisses bags (a red version and two in batik fabric) and a white and red floral string.

Lot keris inspired in a white and a black lidded box, e.g. two resin telor jinn, a keris brooch with peacock feather, a Javanese globular rattle bell with script and animal face on base, a hilt and various amulets.

Lot keris in two black lidded boxes, an intricately carved heavy ovoid shaped stone depicting a keris and scacred snakes, a brass decoration wall hanger, a hilt on red base, a light weighted stone showcasing krisses and figure sitting in squatting position on a kendi waterjug.

Lot naga runting collection keris pusaka in two black boxes, foremostly palm-sized Javanese krisses with Islamic text, semar mesem jimats, a combong version, a pedang tombak kuningan and a trisula with dragonheads comes with a gold-coloured wooden daggershaped talisman.

An Indonesian lot of four antiquities, a curved tombak tip, - L. 40 cm. - , a leaf-sheaped spear tip, - L. 26 cm. -, a spear tip with isi circles and inscribed with Peranakan tekst (simplified Feng character), - L. 32,5 cm. -comes with a knife for arecanut dehusking to remove the outer husk from arecanut fruits, blade cut out in anthropomorphical figure, - L. 25,5 cm. -

Madurese (East-Java) curved keris, nine waves (luk) pamor, Sumatran style cup, hulu tumenggunan, warangka ladrang -defect and repair- kayu pelet, wooden pendok, -L. 48,5 cm.-

East-Java, a straight bladed Madurese keris, handcarved wooden Donoriko hilt (tumpals and typical Madura flower gaya kembang), cracks on both sides of wooden scabbard, -L. 45 cm.-

East-Javanese keris, a curved thirteen luk pamor blade, mendak untu walang, bone donoriko hilt, depicting flower ears and a winged horse on front, long hair that hangs in streamers down the back, Madurese ladrang warangka, pendok -partial open- slorok, -L. 47 cm.-

East-Javanese lady keris, straight bladed pamor adeg (hair lines), small version mendak untu walang, bone donoriko hilt, depicting flower ears and a winged horse, one-piece wooden scabbard (ganja iras) with metal sheath, -L. 36 cm.-

Bali kris, lotjeng hilt with horse hair/jute twine/plant fibre, tumpal triangles on brass finials, selut, wrangka handpainted in royal blue and gold tones, depicting floral, foliate and bird motifs, blade with pamor, telale gajah, greneng, -L. 58 cm.-

Balinese kris, wooden stylized ukiran Bondolan/Bébondollan, seven luk blade, selut with coloured stones, warangka -slight defect-, refined double pamor bendo segodo/tirto tejo, -L. 46 cm.-

Bali/Lombok curved bladed cecanginan/danganan tjanging keris, thirteen luk (kalawija) wilah, loncengan hilt intricately carved depicting voluptuous tumpal triangles with ornamental curls and integrated cabochon carved bottomside, selut with coloured glass, warangka sesumpingan/kekandikan scabbard, -L. 47,5 cm.-

A Balinese/Lombok straight bladed keris, pamor uler lulut (crawling caterpillar), silver Bayu/anthropomorphic djalir hilt with bulging eyes, tumpal triangles, mendak/selut decored with cabochon coloured stones and spheres, buffalo horn warangka, pendok slorok embellished with six embossed lozenge silver panels, depicting floral/foliate scrolls and infinity knot, -L. 47 cm.-

Indonesia, a Balinese keris, nine luk blade with deep twin grooves (sogokan) merging into a rim (ada ada), greneng, telale gajah, a thousand little mosquitos (mrutu sewu), Deity hilt, finely handcarved wooden scabbard depicting scrolls and God of the Woods (Bonaspati) - L. 56 cm. -

A straight bladed keris with punakawan court jesters clown servant Semar and sons Bagong, Petruk and Gareng in gold on either sides, wuwung decorated with winding floral motifs (lung kamarogan kinatah), Solo hilt (citak) and warangka kayu gembol, mendak coloured stones, foliate scrolls embossed pendok bunton, - L. 47 cm. -

A lot of two krisses, a stylized wooden Balinese cekah solas ukiran, cecekahan handle, brass cup, undulating ganja, slightly curved blade, wooden sarung, -L. 40 cm.- and a Borneo Dayak keris, straight bladed pamor, a pendekar sheath enhanced with teeth/goat hair and tuft of hair, - L. 47 cm. -

A Balinese lot, a straight bladed keris, pamor blade, - L. 43 cm. - and a curved tombak lance with coloured stones hilt, sepang scabbard, - L. 36 cm. -

A lot of three keris hilts, a Balinese pair Bhima hilts decorated with cabochon adornment, mendak with glass stones, incl. wooden base a square block and a handcarved wooden column as well as a polychrome painted hilt depicting Ganesha, - H. 12/19/22 cm. -

A lot of two Indonesian edged weapons, a straight bladed pamor keris, wilah covered with gold leftovers and Bali hilt, - L. 52 cm. - comes with a short sword with double headed ular in cast brass sheath with in relief coiled snake and matching male figure with blangkon headdress, - L. 42 cm. -

A Bugis straight bladed keris with boiled fruit (bendo segodo) pamor , a fine wooden Jambi/Riau Panggulu (Hulu Kerdas/Anak Ayam) hilt, pendokok (hilt's cup) petal shaped mendak, Buginese Tanggah-Pengulu sheath with a rather broad Gambar (Sampir) and a typical buntut (bone foot), -L. 34,5 cm.-

Sumatra, a shallow curved nine luk keris, pamor blade, elongated bird-shaped hilt and wrangka (both executed in kayu trembalo wood), typical brass Riau mendak, flat gandar Malay style, pendok defect, - L. 41,5 cm. -

Keris Minangkabau, a straight bladed silvergrey kris with greneng, a silver coverage with filigree on the wuwung (upper side of the ganja) and matching Gayo selut, a sperm whale tooth hilt depicting a bearish Jawa Demam/Garuda, chased silver pendok with diagonally upward motif and oval buntut (on the bottom is written 1760), -L. 32 cm.-

A keris bahari 'Sumatran rapier kris' keris panyang, very long straight bladed, silver cup, wooden handle tapa guda (horse), with intricate carvings such as tumpals and lozenge/diamond shaped panel, crescent shaped wrangka wulan tumanggan scabbard keris anak alang, embellished with several embossed silver cartouches depicting bintang (stars) and buntut. Keris lurus like these are rare weapons originating from the XII Kòtô and Rantau Baru (Riau province). It is worn under the left arm, by means of a band that goes over the shoulder, - L. 64,5 cm. -

A curved Sumatran keris, nine luk pamor blade, Lampung hilt in a long beaked bird (Garuda), one piece (iras) scabbard/wrangka in repoussed silver, -L. 41 cm.-

A Sumatran keris, straight bladed hilt, pristine pamor, undulating ganja, cup with tumpal motifs, old whale tooth jawa demam bird-ancestor hilt, wooden wrangka chatoyance style, pendok buntut with foliage bird chevron motif, -L. 43,9 cm.-