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Kampilan, Kalimentan, Borneo.
This weapon is the long sword of Dayaks. It has a nicely shaped strong blade. The unusual handle and the cross gueard are made with deer antler. It is decorated with hairs black and red. GL 82 cm. BL 60 cm.(15730) |
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Dohong Dayak, Kalimentan,Borneo.
This rare traditional double blade sword or dagger has a beatiful ivory handle with an orange patina (crack in the ivory).GL 58 cm. BL 39,8 cm.(15789) |
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Parang pedang, Sarawak, Borneo.
Curbed sword with a flower designed bone and silver handle. The scabbard is made of a nice grained wood. A native suspension cord is attached to the scabbard.GL 66,5 cm. BL 52 cm.(15730) |
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Batan Lupar ( ?) Kucing, Sarawak.
Heavy strong sword with a deer antler handle decorated with hair. The blade is beautifully forged with an unusual shape.GL 74,5 cm. BL 57,5 cm.Prov. Aalderink. 19th C.(15730) |
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Mandau, Sarawak, Borneo.
A strange Mandau with an unusual straight blade. The handle is definitely a Mandau one in deer antler. The wooden scabbard in two pieces is kept together by rattan and red cloth. The foot is embellished with a brass vegetal decor in frieze.GL 79,5 cm. BL 52 cm.Provenance : Aalderink. 19th C.(15730) |
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Mandau, Dayak, Kalimentan, Borneo.
Mandau with it's typical dear antler handle in which can be seen mostly Dragons motives. The mane shape lets appear a big dragon head mouth opened. The blade is enriched with encrusted silver filigree, mata klong designs and dots. The wooden beautifully grain and sculptured scabbard has three nice and complicated waved rattan strips. There is no Piso Raout in its sheath.GL 72 cm. BL 53,5 cm.(15789) |
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Mandau, Land Dayak, Kalimentan, Borneo.
An Mandau with it's typical deer antler handle in which can be seen Aso and Dragons designs. The goat hair decoration takes white and red colors. The blade is enriched with encrusted brass decorations, mata kelong designs and dots. The scabbard of hard wood is covered with leeches designs. 5 rattan strips maintain the two parts of the scabbard together. There is no Piso Raout. GL 74 cm. BL 52 cm.(15738) |
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Mandau, Dayak, Kalimentan, Borneo.
Mandau with it's typical dear antler handle in which can be seen Aso and Dragons motives. The goat hair decoration take black white and red colors. The blade is enriched with encrusted brass filigree, mata klong designs and dots. The scabbard has two sculptured bone plates attached to its front part by waved rattan strips. There is no Piso Raout in its sheath but a nice beads work is sawn to it. Two long cords covered with a red fabric and nice beads work are attached as a charm to the scabbard.GL 72,1 cm. BL 54,8 cm.(15738) |
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Mandau, Kenya Kayan, Borneo.
A nice Mandau with it's typical deer antler handle very nicely patinated in which can be seen leaches, Aso and dragons designs. A English button is glued to the hilt. The rattan work on the scabbard is very delicate. It is complete with it's Piso Raout. A red glass bead is attached as a charm to the scabbard.GL 68 cm. BL 50,5 cm.(15730) |
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Piso Raout, Dayak, Kalimentan, Borneo.
Mandau complementary knife, sculpted from a hard wood with a shiny patina. The top is sculptured in a kneeling tongued man.GL 42 cm.(15789) |
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Piso Raout, Dayak, Kalimentan, Borneo.
Mandau complementary knife, sculpted from a hard wood with a shiny patina. The top is sculptured in crowned man face.GL 48,4 cm.(15789) |
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Piso Raout, Dayak, Kalimentan, Borneo.
Mandau complementary knife, sculpted from a hard wood with a shiny patina. The top is decorated with scrolls, Aso and vegetal designs. GL 44 cm.(15789) |
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Dayak Shrine, Borneo.
A very unusual wooden shrine, with 3 removable masks from their 3 skulls stand. Curios from the end of the 19th century. H 39 cm. W 52 cm.Prov. Julius Konietzko(15730) |
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Dayak Statue, Borneo.
The sculpture in hard wood depicts a Dayak holding high the head he has just took from the corps at his feet. A sash in real fabric is belting his waist. He has a metal knife in his right hand.Curious from the beginning of the 20th century. Visible cracks.H 65 cm.(15730) |
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Scepter, Dayak, Borneo.
Cast in brass, this cane/scepter shows dragon enlaced with a crowned snake. On the stick there are four compartments. The first comprise only vines, the second is designed the same but with two scorpions and a Mucabe. The third compartment is inhabited by a crowned snake and the fourth is enlighten with jawi scripts. Once again one can find a crowned snake at the tip part of the cane.GL 97,5 cm.Prov. Philippe Lemaire(15730) |
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