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Sluiten
with fine pamor and wooden sheath and wranka.
L. 51 - 52,5 cm.
Provenance: Old Dutch private collection.
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with a turtle shell, wooden hilt and leather binding. According the the Iroquois mythology the earth is resting on the back of a great turtle, this rattle would be used during healing rituals.
L. 50 cm.
Ref. see The Met, NY, number 89.4.1625.
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flat top. (Restored)
H. 16,8 cm.
Provenance: Fred Smit, Haarlem;
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with mother-of-pearl pendants, one with animal teeth; herewith a knife in open sheath and a belt made of shell disks.
H. 34; 38,5 and 39 cm. (knife and sheath)
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surmounted by a standing ancestor figure, the handle decorated with two anthropomorphic heads
h. 255 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Delta, The Hague. Private Dutch collection.
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with a straight pamor iron brojol blade, wooden hilt shaped as Rajamala, silvered selut.
L. 59 cm.
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with one side decorated with spirit figure in low relief.
L. 27 cm.
Provenance: private Portuguese collection.
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one with straight blade with fine pamor, the other with a short blade with six-luk
L. 62 and 59 cm.
Provenance: Old Dutch private collection.
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L. 55 and w. 40 cm.
Ref.: Tobias Schneebaum, Asmat Images, p. 168 fig. F.
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the handles both as bird-shaped jawa demam figures. The blades with fine pamor. Herewith a Bali, straight kris with a fine carved wrangka and hilt in flower design.
L. 40, 51 and 50 cm.
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with decoration of a red and white planes devided by black lines. With a rope handle.
h. 121 cm.
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old nine luk pamor iron blade, gandik telale gajah, wooden hilt shaped as an ancestor figure, embossed silvered selut.
L. 45,7 cm.
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straight iron blade, the bronze hilt and ganja shaped as a raksasa with embossed flowers.
L. 28,6 cm.;
Ref.: Bruce W. Carpenter (2021), Heroes, Gods and Guardians, pp. 136-137 for a similar hilt.
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straight fine pamor iron blade, wooden ancestor figure as hilt.
L. 45,8 cm.
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five luk wrought iron old blade, gandik and sorsoran gold encrusted, curving ganja, finely engraved marine ivory jawa demam hilt.
L. 40,5 cm.
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with seven curves blade and a squatting ancestor figure as hilt.
L. 28,5 cm.
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With a carved oval in the top side. With red, white and black pigments.
Provenance: Collectie Willem Minderman, The Hague.
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standing male figure with a ceremonial axe-blade, traces of white and red pigments; herewith a standing female figure with a bird's head in her hands, traces of red and white pigments.
H. 80 and 68 cm.
Publ.: Asmat kunst, 70 jaar Asmat houtsnijkunst, 1976, ill. 78 (for the first item) Exhibited: Volkenkundig Museum Justinus van Nassau, Breda, december 1976 - mei 1977.
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in squatting position, holding a bowl between her hands (now missing).
h. 39 cm.
Female ancestor figures of this size from the Leti Archipelago are less common than their male counterparts. A common feature of the Leti-style figures is the prominence given to the head and usually takes up one third of the image. In the flat face a prominent pointed triangular nose overshadows the crescent-shaped mouth. Arms and legs flank the waisted torso. Bulbous calves enclose the female sex and symbolise strength and fertility. Brought to the outside the statue would once again radiate strength by means of the inlaid white shell eyes. Collected by Piet Costerus en Anneke Costerus Brada, before 1930.
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a wooden handle surmounted by a flat beaten bark cloth dish with on either side decoration. The two sides might depict the Day and Night.
diam. 19 and h. 74 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Arte Magica, Haarlem, Holland
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on top of the open-worked pole an anthropomorphic head, traces of red and white pigments.
L. 216 cm.
Provenance: Fred Smit, Haarlem.
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with traces of pigments and pierced septum.
h. 58 cm.
Provenance, ex collection Max Lapre, he was a Dutch civil servant in Agats. In the book 'Mein Vater der Kannibale', Sten Bergman, Published by F. A. Brockhaus, Wiesbaden, 1961 tafel 22 is a photograph of him holding various Asmat skulls in his hand.
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depicting a.o. skull trees and lions
125 x 230 cm.
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both ends decorated with a figure in high-relief, interconnected by a meandering snake, traces of white and red pigments. Provenance: Kees Timmer, artist, Rotterdam.
27 x 22,5 cm.
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all in standing position, one with a head on his back and one with a diminutive figure on the back.
H. 6,2 - 9 cm.
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The grips in the shape of anthropo- zoomorphic figures. The back with relief carving. With encrusted black patina. Ex collection Nieuehuijse, Amsterdam, 1960's.
l. 83,5 cm.
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the cover and three sides decorated with a deep relief pattern, partly with mother-of-pearl inlay.
L. 57,2 x 24 and h. 21,5 cm.
Provenance: Christie's Amsterdam, 11-12-2001, part lot 51; Herbert Juan da Silva, The Hague.
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in a plant fibre bag.
L. max 172 cm.
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the upper part surmounted by carved Phoenix, the center beam carved with intricate flower patterns. At the bottom several pegs with an unknown function. With red and black paint. (one head Phoenix missing). Usage could be for display for ceremonial textiles. Tropenmuseum Amsterdam has a similar piece of furniture with description for usage as textile display.
br. 180 en h. 168 cm.
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the head with a carved wooden ring for hanging, and painted in red with on the ears red pigments as accents.
L. 122 cm.
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with three floral patterns with a geometrical frame.
113 x 65 cm.
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one with decoration of feathers, all with pigments.
h. 31 - 20 cm. mounted
Provenance: Galerie Arte Magica, Haarlem, Holland
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one North African basket with carved wooden struts.
diam. 19 - 29 and h. 16 cm.
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various sizes
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Herewith a wooden implement and a wooden bel.
L. 47, 69 and 56 cm.
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surmounted by a head decoration of two squating figures.
L 61 cm
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with a shell bipane, feathers and plant fiber tufts.
L. ca. 120 cm.
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L. ca 132 cm.
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with 9 luk and pendok in low relief of flowers and masks, the blade with fine pamor.
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the fine pendok and handle with inlay of semi precious stones and glass stones and decor of flowers in low relief. The 13 luk blade with fine pamor.
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in the form af a standing man with a ram's horned head. Nobility on the Sumba island use stone sculptures for markings on their graves, in the form of human- and or animal figures.
h. 97 cm.
Provenance: Rob van de Bos, Amsterdam, ca. 1990.
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Heilige
maroufle, 70 x 52 cm.
Uit de nalatenschap van Clemens Merkelbach van Enkhuizen
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