Sumatra, five krisses, three straight

Sumatra, five krisses in wooden sarungs, without hilts, three with straight pamor blades, one with eleven luk and one with five luk blade, L. 38 – 45 cm. (5)

Northeast Sumatra, five small krisses with anthropomorphic half-figures as hilt, four with metal and one with horn cup, L. 28 – 35,5 cm. (5)

Two lady kerises, Bali and Maduro and a talisman keris - L. 25, 29 and 32 cm -

Keris and klewang, Indonesia -largest 53 cm, defects-

Three composite krisses, wooden hilts and sarungs, two brass one silver selut, L. 35 – 48,5 cm. (3)

Three kris blades in sarung without handles, one three luk pamor, a naga at the base with copper ball, one with straight pamor blade, dapur sinom and a thirteen luk blade, a singa at the base, L. 59; 61 and 60,5 cm. (3)

Madura/ East Java, four krisses, one with straight iron blade and a wooden hilt showing a cuirass and pegasus in front; herewith three others, one with a fine pamor blade, 27,7 – 39,5 cm. (4)

A collection of five krisses without sheaths, one Sulawesi with seven luk pamor blade, wooden bird-shaped hilt, copper selut; one South Sumatra with fine five luk pamor blade, wooden jawa demam hilt, a kris panjang, cylindrical horn hilt, a Sumatra straight pamor blade, wooden half-figure hilt and a seven luk pamor blade, wooden jawa demam hilt, brass selut, L. 35 – 53 cm. (5)

A collection of six krisses without hilts, three with undulating blades, L. 29,5 – 44,5 cm. (6)

A collection of six kris blades, three undulating, one with a singa at the base, one with a well-forged elephant’s trunk at the base and undulating ganja, L. 37 – 50 cm. (6)

Malay, two krisses, one with a five luk pamor iron blade, , copper selut and mendak, wooden sarung, hilt and buntut, the other with a straight pamor blade, wooden hilt, sarung and buntut, brass selut, L. 51,5 and 39,2 cm. (2)

Philipines, Moro, kris, fine iron blade 17 curves, one stirrup enclosing the elephant’s trunk front, wooden hilt wrapped in rattan; herewith another, straight blade, hilt with brass wire, L. 69,5 and 69,7 cm. (2)

Philippines, a Moro kris, the slightly undulating blade with one stirrup at the base, the pommel, scabbard’s foot and mouth with mother-of-pearl mounts, scabbard wound in rattan; herewith a Moro kris, straight pamor blade, the wooden hilt covered in rattan, L. 75,5 and 72 cm. (2)

Philippines, two krisses, one with undulating blade, incised pattern to the base, brass stirrups, wooden handle and sheath with brass strips; the other with a slightly undulating blade, with partly visible incised decorations, wooden handle and scabbard, L. 70 and 73 cm. (2)

Thailand, Patani, two krisses, one with an undulating, the other with a straight pamor blade, wooden tapa pekaka hilt, embossed silver cups, wooden sheaths, L. 56,5 and 60,2 cm. (2)

Malay seven krisses, two with an undulating, five with a straight pamor blade, wooden sarungs with buntut, (7)

A collection of 15 Keris hilts, mostly Sumatra, Bali, Lombok, mounted on three frames

Bali and Lombok, seven wooden kris hilts, four with horse’s hair or plant fibre; herewith a Sumatra wooden jawa demam hilt (8)

Bali, six old fine wooden kris hilts of bondolan and cecekahan-type, H. 11,5 – 14 cm. (6)

Bali, four old cecekahan type wooden kris hilts, one with an unusual helmet-shaped top, H. 10,5 – 12 cm. (4)

Bali, two sarungs and a ganjar, one decorated with a polychrome pattern of flowers and birds, partly in gilt-lacquer, the other with an embossed silver pendok bunton, the ganjar with an embossed silver oversheath, L. 49’60 and 52,5 cm. (3)

Bali, four togogan kris hilts, two made of horn and two of copper, set with glass cabochons, H. 11 – 13 cm. (4)

Bali, five fine wooden kris hilts, two of bondolan and three of cecekahan-type, 11 – 15 cm. (5)

Bali, a collection of eleven kris hilts, nine wooden and two silver gerantim type, one set with coloured glass, the other with semi-precious stones (11)

Bali, three kris blades in sheaths without hilts, one with thirteen luk pamor blade, two entwined naga at the base of the blade; one with a five luk pamor blade, a crowned elephant near the base; the last item with a seven luk iron blade, near the base a crowned naga, undulating ganja, wooden sarungs, one with horn sampir, L. 50,7; 61 and 59 cm. (3)

Bali-Lombok, a collection of twenty-eight wooden kris hilts, (28)

Bali, two elephant molar kris cecekahan hilts, H. 10,5 and 13 cm. (2)

A collection of six Balinese kris hilts, including two wooden demon figures, a sage with a snake in his left hand, a wooden and a stone kocet-kocetan set with semi-precious stones, H. 10 – 11,5 cm. (6)

A collection of eleven Balinese hilts, consisting of three horn, three metal and five wooden figures, showing demons and semi-gods, (11)

Bali/ Lombok, ten wooden kris hilts, various sizes and wood, two with silver selut, one painted and with embossed silver top, H. 10,5 – 14 cm. (10)

Bali, silver kris hilt, togogan, with a representation of Bima, standing on a base set with semi-precious stone cabochons, H. 12,4 cm.

Borneo(?), sword, slightly curved pamor blade, wooden naga-shaped hilt, wooden scabbard, hilt and scabbard embellished by silver mountings, L. 68,8 cm.

Borneo, Kalimantan, Banjermasin, three gilded copper kris hilts, set with indigenous diamonds, inten and glass, H. 8,5 – 10,5 cm. (3)

Borneo, Banjermasin, three gilt-copper bird-shaped hilts embellished with rows of inten, H. 6 – 8 cm. (3)

Borneo, Banjermasin, four gilt-copper bird-shaped kris hilts adorned with rows of inten, one mounted (4)