Indonesia, Northern-Sumatra, Aceh sword, European model made for Dutch-East-Indies, double fullered blade, basket hilt, silver sheath with two carrying rings, - L. 58 cm. -

Indonesia, Northern-Sumatra, Aceh sword, European model made for Dutch-East-Indies, one bloodgroove/fuller blade, basket hilt, silver sheath with one carrying ring, - L. 75 cm. -

Indonesia, North-Sumatra, Nias, Si Euli, a traditional knife, straight bladed, a ferrule, cylindrical ring, wooden meucugek hilt, straight scabbard with bird-shaped protrusion, six brass chains with five bells, - L. 37 cm. -, comes with a seven luk Javanese keris, Solo hilt, - L. 36,5 cm. -, defects/knifepoints affected-

Indonesia, Northern Sumatra, a lot of two daggers, a Bugis golok pamor with I-shaped hilt in a wooden sheath beautifully enhanced with foliate motif casings - L. 31 cm. - comes with a tumbok lada, blade with pattern, finely handcarved hilt and scabbard - L. 24 cm.-

Indonesia, a lot of two weaponry, Northern Sumatra, Aceh, a sikin pasangan with hulu peusangan, -L. 81 cm.- and a modern Sundanese golok panjang with dog figure grip, -L. 79 cm.-

Indonesia, lot of two Sulawesi/Northern Sumatra parang, a Moro keris with telale gajah and circular holes upperside wilah, hulu tapa guda, -L. 61,5 cm.- comes with an amanremu swordblade, -L. 61 cm.-

Indonesia, Sulawesi, a five luk curved pamor keris Bugis panjang, housed in a fine flamed/grain striped wooden wrangka (kemuning) and one-piece-sarung (iras) buntut style, with braided toli-toli, bird-shaped hilt pangulu (penghulu), unique filigree cup/selut , - L. 41,7 cm. -

Indonesia, Sulawesi/Celebes, Minangkabau, a small Bugis keris, slightly curved blade, pamor merambut/ron pakis?, silver cup and ferrule, pengulu hulu patah tiga/ayam demam, wooden - crack- sarung in chatoyance style has some fabric under the wranka and an oval buntut, - L. 33 cm. -

Indonesia, Bali, stylized ukiran Bondolan, a Balinese Bébondollan, wooden/kayu hilt decorated with embossed gold-coloured sinuous foliate pattern and mounted glass stones, symbolizing Balu Mekabun (veiled widow), - H. 10 cm. -

Indonesia, Bali, a wedung, broad blade, wooden scabbard with open-worked carving on one side, organic wooden hilt, - L. 34 cm. -

Indonesia, Bali, stylized wooden Balinese cekah solas ukiran, cecekahan handle, brass cup, undulating ganja, slightly curved blade, wooden sarung, - H. 39,5 cm. -

Indonesia, a Bali kris, eleven bends blade with telale gadja, brass hilt depicting a male deity encircled with colourful glass stones, wooden sarung with brass pendok slorok, - L. 52,5 cm. -

Indonesia, Bali, a slightly curved blade five luk keris, pamor uler lulut, greneng and telale gajah, kocet-kocetan hilt (horse figure), selut/mendak with cabochon glass stones, - red stone lacking -, wooden wrangka, pendok with embossed panel depicting floral scrolls, -L. 48,5 cm.-

Indonesia, Bali, a slightly curved nine luk blade, pamor uler lulut (crawling caterpillar), a Bayu hilt (God of wind) on tumpal throne and mendak/selut decored with cabochon colourful stones -small stone lacking-, buffalo horn warangka, pendok enhanced with embossed panels, depicting floral/foliate scrolls and infinity knot on rearside, -L. 49 cm.-

Indonesia, a Borneo Dayak keris, straight bladed pamor, a pendekar sheath enhanced with teeth/goat hair and tuft of hair, - L. 47 cm. -

Borneo/Kalimantan, Dayak mandau, parang ilang "Headhunters sword", kayan, wooden scabbard adorned with rattan knots, piso raut lacking, anthropomorphic antler hilt with hair tuft, - L. 60 cm. -

Indonesia, Borneo, Kalimantan, a straight bladed keris with pamor, a Banjarmasin/Banjermasin hilt set with glass stones and/or indigenous diamonds (inten) and scroll motif (okir pattern style), -L. 34,5 cm.-

Indonesia, Borneo, South-East Kalimantan, Talawang, a Dyak/Dayak shield in the octogonal shape of a kliau, representing demon's head, - 87 x 27,5 cm. -

Indonesia, Kalimantan/Borneo, Dyak, old tombak -wear rust condition - lancehead in modern (1920's) polychrome painted sheath with embellishments e.g. pig teeth, pig hairtuft, -L. 102 cm.-

Indonesia, Kalimantan, Dayak mandau sword - L. 75,5 cm. - with tuft hair so-op hilt, wooden scabbard with carving and rattan bindings, several straight and four circle tied knots (poesět-blanak) and side sheath (těmpěsing) with piso raout, backward curved clipped blade and brass thread finely wrapped as ferrule, - L. 39,5 cm -.

Indonesia, Kalimantan, Dayak/kayan aso mandau sword - with short version tuft hair on so-op hilt, wooden scabbard with carving and bindings, side sheath (těmpěsing) with piso raout (njoe), backward curved clipped blade with forged element detail, fine braiding wrapped on handle, - L. 39,5 cm. -

Indonesia, Kalimantan, Dayak mandau, kayan sword, - tuft hair only affixed in mouth of so-op hilt, wooden scabbard with carving and rattan bindings, several straight and four circle tied knots (poesět-blanak) and side sheath (těmpěsing) with piso raut (njoe), backward curved clipped blade, fine braiding wrapped on handle, - L. 42 cm. -

Indonesia, Kalimantan, Dayak jimpul, lady execution kayan sword, - no tuft hair in wooden so-op style hilt, blade shows motif on either side, fine brass coiled wrapping detail on grip, comes without scabbard/by knife, - L. 32 cm. -

Indonesia, a Sunda golok panjang, blade with blood grooves incision markation dated 1946, carved wooden handle shows cockatoo, comes with a wooden scabbard, - L. 67,5 cm. -

Indonesia, Sunda sword, machete (golok), straight blade with upwards pointed tip, wooden hilt with pattern comes with scabbard, - L. 60 cm. -

Indonesia, Sunda golok panjang, with bird shaped cockatoo pommel comes with wooden scabbard, -L. 73,5 cm.-

Indonesia, an Indonesian parang klewang in wooden handle hulu tapa guda style hilt, round handguard, no scabbard, relic condition, - L. 79 cm. -

Indonesia, 20th century golok machete with klewang style blade, buffalo horn grip, wooden scabbard with sleeve made from KNIL Garoet fabric, very nice piece

Indonesia, straight bladed keris, ukiran/ferrule, hulu Donoriko and kerbau wrangka - defects/cracks -, wooden sarung with brass band, - L. 44,1 cm. -

Indonesia, an exquisite kinatah emas (gold) keris, seven luk curved pamor ‘kulit semangka’ (rind of watermelon; considered to have a positive and friendly influence), Either side sorsoran owns prabot (details) covered in kinatah emas (gold), dapor wirok (rat), wuwung decorated with winding floral motifs (lung kamarogan kinatah), majestic late 16th/early 17th century (Mataram period) kris is housed in a slorok ‘pendok topengan’ bunton, a three parts sheath made of deeply embossed sterling silver with foliate decoration, veneered kaju Timoho pelet in open worked panels, ivory ‘jamparahan banchihan’ wrangka (kelap lintah/wriggling leech) with prominent Ri Pandan (thorn), Mata (eye), Godong and Lata (leaf idention where the thumb rests when holding the sheathed kris), modern silver plated ukiran/hilt depicting deity figure Bayu (Wind God) Bhima’s spiritual father with one arm raised up, grinning mouth sitting on a tumpal throne, mendak/selut a wewer with round glass stones, comes with European CITES, European continent shipping only, - L 51 cm. -

Indonesia, Bali/Java/Lombok lot, two Balinese -Togogan dewa bayu sitting on a tumpal throne- hilts embellished with round green and pink/red stones each on a standard, a curved kris, thirteen waves, no sheath, a curved kris, nine luk, with hilt depicting a anthropomorph figure and pendok slorok both embellished with cabochon glass stones and a small kris with singa barong comes with additional similar ukiran. (TTL 6), - L. 17 to 57 cm. -

Indonesia, straight bladed keris, pamor adeg merambut, Solo hilt kayu Timoho and matching Timoho wooden gayaman warangka/sarung, - L. 49.5 cm. -

Indonesia, a golok, pistol-kris, sturdy blade (markation ID), broadest part located in the centre, bone hilt comes with scabbard with matching wedged bone buntut, five small and one thick metal band, – L. 34 cm. -

Indonesia, a golok, pistol-kris, hilt comes with wooden scabbard with bands and elegant mouth as rencong sheath feature, – L. 34 cm. -

Indonesia, a sickle-shaped (Sumatra/Batak? ) knife, korambi style, - L. 25 cm. - and badek/badik with sturdy blade, elongated pommel and a metal sheath with tumpal (triangle) motif, - L. 29,5 cm. -

Indonesia, Nusa Tenggara machete, Solor, East of Flores/ Adorana, South-East Sulawesi, toa/topo. stick sword, buffalo horn sectors, - L. 83,5 cm. - (page 129/Zonneveld; traditional weapons of the Indonesian Archipelago)